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Robin Mehner

@rmehner

Freelance fullstack dev based in Berlin. @berlinjs, @RejectJS, @nodecopter, @BottledBerlin, @upfront_ug & @bephpug. He/him.

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TIL: You can pass an AbortController's signal to addEventListener and later use it to remove the event listener. No longer needing to keep references to functions. Browser support quite good too: caniuse.com/mdn-api_eventt…

TIL: You can pass an AbortController's signal to addEventListener and later use it to remove the event listener. No longer needing to keep references to functions.

Browser support quite good too: caniuse.com/mdn-api_eventt…
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Yes, even unrelated things. E.g. an example aborting a fetch and an event listener with the same controller: jsbin.com/xisopitili/edi…

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Wasn’t there a way to do some complex-ish querying of the npm registry (think like: “depends on X, is using TypeScript and has seen a release within the last year”) or did I dream this up?

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🎉 Announcing fgtrace, a new profiler/tracer for #golang. It captures wallclock timeline views for each goroutine and it's really simple to use: defer fgtrace.Config{}.Start().Stop() Check it out & let me know what you think github.com/felixge/fgtrace

🎉 Announcing fgtrace, a new profiler/tracer for #golang.

It captures wallclock timeline views for each goroutine and it's really simple to use:

defer fgtrace.Config{}.Start().Stop()

Check it out & let me know what you think github.com/felixge/fgtrace