<a href="https://tylermcginnis.com/async-javascript-from-callbacks-to-promises-to-async-await/">https://tylermcginnis.com/async-javascript-from-callbacks-to-promises-to-async-await/</a> <br><br>This was a useful explanation of asynchronous code in <a href="/tags/JavaScript" class="hashtag" title="JavaScript tag">#JavaScript</a> . I've never seen much use for async/await since they're wrappers around Promises, but the explanation about passing data though a Promise chain made it click for me.<br><br> <a href="/tags/development" class="hashtag" title="development tag">#development</a> <a href="/tags/webdev" class="hashtag" title="webdev tag">#webdev</a>
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Wow. The <a href="/tags/Rust" class="hashtag" title="Rust tag">#Rust</a> team is killing it. I just ran cargo clippy and it issued a bunch of warnings for my code and explained exactly how to fix them. Apparently, there's also cargo fix which will apply most of those fixes automatically. The clippy tool is a great way for beginners to learn Rust, since it has pretty clear explanations. It's also nice to see that most of the warnings are from the the beginning of the project and I've learned better since then.
Reply To https://bitsofco.de/chrome-dev-summit-2018/
Some interesting topics at the <a href="/tags/ChromeDevSummit" class="hashtag" title="ChromeDevSummit tag">#ChromeDevSummit</a> 2018. Portals sounds like an interesting concept. Animating page transitions is definitely something that could make <a href="/tags/webapps" class="hashtag" title="webapps tag">#webapps</a> even cooler.<br><br> <a href="/tags/webdev" class="hashtag" title="webdev tag">#webdev</a>
Boost of https://adactio.com/journal/14511
🎉 <a href="/tags/Booth" class="hashtag" title="Booth tag">#Booth</a> has likes/boosts now. Eventually, I want to fetch the h-card of the target and display that on my post, but for now it just shows the link.
Reply To https://adhoc.systems/boosts/9592053245718746452
And now reposts/boosts work too. <a href="https://adhoc.systems/boosts">https://adhoc.systems/boosts</a>
Boost of https://aaronparecki.com/2018/11/09/4/implicit
Apparently nobody comes here for lunch on Saturday mornings in the winter — with anomalily
Cool. I've got likes working on my site now. <a href="https://adhoc.systems/likes">https://adhoc.systems/likes</a>
This is the latest <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> for my parser. <a href="https://crates.io/crates/pest">https://crates.io/crates/pest</a> is way easier to use than I thought it would be.
After a few <a href="/tags/test" class="hashtag" title="test tag">#test</a> posts, I think the <a href="/tags/Pest" class="hashtag" title="Pest tag">#Pest</a> parser is working. Let's make sure this link shows up. <a href="https://indieweb.org">https://indieweb.org</a>
Right now, <a href="/tags/Booth" class="hashtag" title="Booth tag">#Booth</a> uses regular expressions to find hashtags and links. I'm working on a parser that uses a <a href="/tags/Rust" class="hashtag" title="Rust tag">#Rust</a> crate called <a href="/tags/Pest" class="hashtag" title="Pest tag">#Pest</a> that should be a lot cleaner and easier to extend.