danpeddle

I do wish we were in the timeline where we got a super powered jsdoc, instead of TS.

Something like that would be my guess for what’s next, once this current trend has run its course.

But then, how do you test components on mobile? Or are we not supposed to ask that?

Simply turning it off is going to leave a lot of non-technical people who had this setup for them very frustrated.

Upgrading existing customers was probably part of their reason for doing the work.

Manjaro ARM is great. I use it daily with sway.

I haven’t tried docker, but given the widevine hack used it, presume all is ok on that front.

As a glimpse of the future, it’s not particularly encouraging.

For me, JS needs only a handful of things doubling down on its existing nature. Literals for symbols, sets and maps would be a great start.

If we’re getting fancy, persistent / immutable data structures would be fantastic, especially given how modern js is written.

A better standard library would be the cherry on top.

If there’s nothing else clickable around the graphical element then making a larger but invisible touch target around it would be an approach to consider. No visual changes, easy to do with css etc.