📺 NesUI’s retro game inspired package
Absolutely love Erick’s retro game inspired package! Can’t wait to use it in some of my weekend projects. It involves cool screen transitions, dialogs, retro icons and iterable options. Super functional and very fun, would love to see more such flutter projects.
What will you will be using NesUI for?
🐦 mobx for dart
MobX is a state management library designed to seamlessly connect your application's reactive data to its user interface, offering a remarkably straightforward and intuitive approach. Instead of dealing with manual synchronization, developers can concentrate on specifying which reactive data should be utilized within the UI and other parts of the application. MobX employs clever mechanisms, including observables and reactions, to automatically monitor data consumption and update accordingly. When observables undergo changes, all associated reactions are automatically executed. These reactions can encompass a wide range of tasks, from basic console logging to making network requests or refreshing the user interface.
⌨️ typescript drama
David Heinemeier Hansson, the creator of Ruby on Rails, has chosen to eliminate TypeScript from Turbo framework's upcoming version 8 due to his personal dislike for it. This decision has faced opposition from Turbo users who believe it was rushed and unwelcome. A comment on the GitHub pull request criticizing the move has gained widespread support, with 357 likes and only 8 downvotes so far. Turbo is a framework meant to simplify the delivery of HTML pages by minimizing the reliance on custom JavaScript. It is backed by Hansson's company, 37signals, known for Basecamp and Hey. Turbo is a key component of Hotwire, emphasizing HTML transmission over JSON data and JavaScript code.
Although Turbo itself isn't the most popular framework, its association with Ruby on Rails, used by major websites like GitHub and Shopify, has made this decision a topic of heated discussion within the development community.