Use one package manager built on top of corepack to support npm, yarn and pnpm.

#idea #project support more package managers such as cargo, deno, ... :)

Oh wait, there is already something https://github.com/egoist/dum

It looks good.

32 bits integers: at most 4 billion.

Times it is not enough:

• database primary keys: 4 billions record is not that much
• IPv4 addresses: we want more than 4 billions computer on the internet
• registers: limited to 4GB of RAM
• unix timestamps: end at Jan 19, 2038

33 specific ways to improve your Rust code

Awesome things. One has to create a list of it :D

it also redirects to other awesome lists.

8 ASCII characters
8 8-bits integers
4 16-bits integers
1 64--bits integer
2 ipv4 addresses
2 32-bits floating point numbers
1 64-bits floating point number
2 RGBA colors

This seems so powerful: basically, it allows creating a link or reference from a text inside a page!

But it is not implemented in Firefox, sadly... there is however an extension for it https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/link-to-text-fragment/

The tool I will choose to create forms with vue :)

What are the common patterns of code smells?
And if one is recognized, how to avoid it?

and how to handle it properly?
It follows the SAML:

the identity provider gives some claims1. One that it provides is the NameID, inside of Subject.

What Atlassian/Jira is doing right is that they're actually using a static identifier to identify you, rather than your email address. This allows an incredibly smooth experience when any aspects of your attributes (such as email or name) change.

A C Compiler in 512 bytes

Impressive!

In order to create tokens (without meaning), the best possible options are:

• $font-14 (px)
• $font-100 (abstract 100s value)

So new tokens can be

• $font-16, $font-36
• $font-150, $font-125, etc..

Names are then important! --level-3, --spacing, etc...

• container queries
• style queries (only chromium)
• :has (FF catches up)
• nth-of selector
• text-wrap: balance (only chromium): definitely a good one
• initial-letter (only chromium and safari)
• dynamic viewport units (svh, sve, lvh, lvw, dvh, dvw)
• wide gamut color spaces
• color-mix
• CSS nesting (FF have to implement it)
• CSS trigonometric functions
• individual transform properties (hey that was supported by FF since v72...)
• popover and selectmenu tags are WIP
  and more

How to structure a website that is not built with an SPA style?

1. cargo build --release

2. set strip = true to profile.release in cargo.toml

3. set opt-level = "s" to optimize for size instead of runtime speed

4. set lto = true to enable link-time optimization

5. set codegen-units = 1 to maximize size reduction but it results in slow builds

6. use cargo bloat to understand which dependencies are taking up space

Implement a default builder pattern. It looks efficient.

A french guide on the rust language. It is not complete as the official documentation but provides a good start with lot's of the rust's features.