João Carlos / is on Nostr

Oi! Sou João, idade > 20 && idade< 25. carioca/paulista. na área de QA, mas querendo migrar para cloud (s2 OpenShift). Amante de tecnologias/linguagens exóticas. E arteiro em geral
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2024-12-12 01:07:49

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@nprofile…5ul8 Since when HTML has this '<script type="importmap">'????
But I really think that it's exactly what you need. Maybe something along the lines
"rescript/lib/es6": "./dist/rescript/"
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script/type/importmap#mapping_path_prefixes
They didn't recommended to used it in this crude hardcoded way, but maybe will just work.
And i didn't understood the problem in downloading a lot of files. Perhaps just by the nature of having a lot of small modules files?? Or maybe because their dependencies had a lot of files??
And hey, did you tried the flag --sourcemap on esbuild???
https://esbuild.github.io/api/#sourcemap

2024-12-11 15:01:44

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@nprofile…5ul8 yeahhhh. Web was forced to create sourcemaps to fix their own solution.
i was thinking on doing a little hack like copying the 'rescript/lib/es6' folder in to the output directory. But the problem of the import not string not being relative of absolute path is kinda hard to fix. At least without using some preprocessor. And that wouldn't be fast nor fun
Or is it?? What are you using now? Maybe it has a option to just change the import calls from node way to browser way when compiling
But at the same time, i didn't any article talking about this, just the one that you send
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https://github.com/vitejs/vite/issues/3840

2024-12-11 14:29:40

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@nprofile…5ul8 Ohhh, so cool your mirante project!! And the output on scripts/javascript is super readable. Crazy
And both ReScript and PureScript have official React bindings. But ReScript seems to have a more normal way of doing it
And i don't know why the imports couldn't work. Maybe is just that they also don't care, because 95% of the people will uglify the code at the end.
I mean, it seems that is just paths and folder that aren't created the same way in the compiled output.
Those bundles should be able to modify the imports on the compiled code. At the cost of having another big surface to have the type of problems that only shows up in production

2024-12-11 13:05:50

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@nprofile…5ul8 Are you saying that ReScript bundle everything, or in a sense of modern web dev and compressing the js code for bandwidth savings??
And about PureScript, It is soooo similar to Haskell, and I really liked what I've studied. But it seems really hard to use with a web UI framework, for me at least. I thinks it is too functional for doing simple imperative UI stuff. The ReScript front page example is so clean in comparison
For me it has more of a place in doing a logic heavy section of a web app, and using another lang for the web UI code.

2024-12-10 13:02:39

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@nprofile…5ul8 Are you liking ReScript?? I've studied a little of PureScript, but on the searches I have found ReScript too.

2024-12-04 17:49:18

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@nprofile…5ul8 It was hard do to a rollback??

2024-07-29 01:18:20

Tô estudando haskell
Primeiro exercício: Faça uma função que inverta uma lista
Terceiro exercicio:
https://cdn.bolha.us/bolhaprod/media_attachments/files/112/867/133/890/692/248/original/450aec07bb695c12.png