Working on Holt Kit, I need to write a lot of Leptos components. A lot. Holt Kit is intended to be an overly complete collection of elements, which need to

I ran into an instance of this Typescript bug recently. Basically, Typescript lets you do this without compiler errors: const arr = [1, 2, 3]; const x: { a: number[] } = { a: { ...arr

This is the third (or third-and-a-halfth) article in a series called "Hosting quickly". I want to launch Rust apps quickly and often, and I want to have stable,

* Hosting quickly 1 - Setting up Terraform, Github, and 1Password * Hosting quickly 2 - Dioxus to the web on Fly.io We should make the backend serve some API that

This is the second article in a series called "Hosting quickly". I want to launch Rust apps quickly and often, and I want to have stable, common infrastructure

If you read this blog or my digital garden you'll know I like working with state machines in the frontend. There's plenty of reasons for this,

I love using state machines in my frontends, and the current winner library to do it is XState. State machines (or actually state charts) can get quite complex, and like

I love neverthrow, io-ts' Either, or a homemade Result library as much as anyone, but I do miss the ?-operator in Typescript. This is my attempt at recreating it[

This is the first article in a series called "Hosting quickly". I want to launch Rust apps quickly and often, and I want to have stable, common infrastructure

In the last two posts (1, 2) in this series, I explained why I want Typescript to be more predictable, and some of the most important guidelines I follow to