🏛️ Brandon Pittman You could write it in Reason and output JS. :)

🧐 Nrmn I actually looked into exactly that

👨‍💻 Matthieu V. you hooked me ! I tried to learn more about coffee, since I quite enjoy it but I know the one I'm buying (some Senseo tissue capsule), it's not the worth, but I could be able to get better taste by upgrading my brewing and/or my coffee, but I did not found yet enough information to start

🧐 Nrmn I'm very glad I can help you here: perfectdailygrind....

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👨‍💻 Matthieu V. what kind of roast ?

🧐 Nrmn It's going to be about coffee! But not really about roasting (although I'm doing that by myself as well from time to time). This is about events.ccc.de/2020...

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🏒 Lucian Marin 250kb of roast? :)

🧐 Nrmn Nice one 😂

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🧐 Nrmn It's going to happen. I just registered the remote roast club! Stay tuned.

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🏒 Lucian Marin 250kb of roast? :)

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👨‍💻 Matthieu V. what kind of roast ?

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🥝 Mr do we need a ticket? they are all unavailable

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🐢 Keb Does ReScript also replace ReasonML? I'm kind of confused by how they play together with OCaml. Looks cool nonetheless.

🧐 Nrmn ReScript is a fork of ReasonML. It's even fully compatible but introduces a new Syntax on top of the old one. The new Syntax is much more Javascripty. It looks a bit like a good offspring of Rust and Javascript.

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🐢 Keb Hey! Thanks for following up. I ended up going with github.com/userpix... for it's tiny size and minimalism. it was also pretty easy to wrap a "validator" function around its methods

🧐 Nrmn Nice, that looks indeed useful for Javascript. I'm planning on checking out ReScript (former buckleScript) and may rewrite some projects over the years end. Let's see!

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🧐 Nrmn @keb Did you find a solution for runtime type checks in your node project?

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🐢 Keb Hey! Thanks for following up. I ended up going with github.com/userpix... for it's tiny size and minimalism. it was also pretty easy to wrap a "validator" function around its methods

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🧐 Nrmn Finally dark mode in Github! About damn time! github.com/setting...

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🐢 Keb Finally, I can retire my custom Sylus CSS

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🖥️ Lesha And, it you're going to target wasm, you'll likely use either C or Rust and at that point you don't really need wasm for server side.

🧐 Nrmn Exactly, then you could go with eg rust directly

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🐢 Keb Thanks. Likewise, I wouldn't wanna do that client-side either. This is a server-side Node app wherein I'm trying to keep the tooling to a minimum. :) I may adopt TypeScript in the future since it seems that's where the JS-world is headed...

🧐 Nrmn Oh of course, it's a node application. sorry, I should've read your posts better.

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🐢 Keb Thanks, I think Haxe is also another option. However, I guess I'm looking for run-time type-checking modules, but doing a cursory search on npm pulls up tons of em, -- so I I'm wondering if anyone on Subreply has any recommendations there. :P

🧐 Nrmn No recommendations for a runtime package from my side except that I would personally prefer compile time checks instead of putting the load onto the client.

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🐢 Keb what are some options excluding TypeScript and Flow for type-checking a Node project?

🧐 Nrmn I'm honestly not sure there are any except using a cross-compiled language. Almost everything is nowadays compiling to WASM. But there are other languages that compile directly to Javascript as well. For example dart.dev

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🧐 Nrmn who23.github.io/20... sockets in your shell! So useful!

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James Kirk Does 0kb.club only lists sites when accessing via a terminal browser? I accessed it on mobile and apart from a block of text, no site links are found.

🧐 Nrmn Obviously it doesn't list any sites. It's a joke, and a well made one.

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