It works a little differently to that. When someone posts on server B, that post and it's comments get blasted out to all subscribed servers. So server A will already have the post cached if someone is subscribed to that community. The cache in server A will update any time activity happens on server B.
Yes it does. But only content created after subscribing to that community.
I’m treated well as a software engineer, I’m the envy of my friends of family. But I have friends who are treated like crap in software dev too. So I guess it goes both ways.
I’m currently using it in a couple projects which aren’t in production, seems quite mature so far
I used to check reddit everyday, some days I'd spend hours browsing. I think I've checked it twice since Apollo went down?
I'm also currently pls in Dinkum, which is Australian Animal Crossing! Quite addicting.
We use bootstrap-vue at work, and was worried about the same.
There's a group of people working on a next version that works with vue 3 and bootstrap 5
I recently backed Solar Punk on Kickstarter which looks like it has potential
Vanilla Components - Came across this lib, anyone used it?
A lightweight, flexible & customizable UI library for Vue 3, styled with Tailwind CSS
![Vanilla Components](https://programming.dev/pictrs/image/0cf367d8-f2ba-459c-9ce8-015884f11b1f.png?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
Yeah it opens a whole new world of possibilities for what we could add to the DX of the language.
AFAIK he's currently working on the language tools for IDE support, which will help a lot in adoption.
I don't think Brent does a bad job, it can just be a bit gnsrly there imo
Thanks for the list! I've played them all except for Vulcsnoids which is on my wish list.
Got some interesting ones to share?
A superset of PHP with extended syntax and runtime capabilities. - GitHub - pxp-lang/pxp: A superset of PHP with extended syntax and runtime capabilities.
![GitHub - pxp-lang/pxp: A superset of PHP with extended syntax and runtime capabilities.](https://programming.dev/pictrs/image/99c0a921-ea1b-4fd1-a76d-1a0380b991ff.png?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
I'm wondering what people's thoughts on this project are?
I've had my eye on it for a while and it seems like it'll be to PHP what Typescript is to JS. Which is exiting if we can't get native support for some of these features.
I'm keen for this community to gain some traction, hopefully it's a bit less toxic than our reddit counterpart.
I would love to see Generics and custom Types in PHP. Generics for obvious reasons. And Types so we don't need to create a DTO just for type-hinting of objects. Combined with Generics, so we can have typed Arrays!
I'm not sure, but i'm keen to find out!