Migrating 3.7 Million Lines of Flow Code to TypeScript
Salut, web dev friends! π§βπ» #
I have selected some news from the web dev world to share.
π Migrating 3.7 Million Lines of Flow Code to TypeScript
π€ The Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Web Developers
π Stop White Box Testing Vue Components Use Testing Library Instead
π You should try these VueUse composables
Have a great week.
π Migrating 3.7 Million Lines of Flow Code to TypeScript
Pinterest wrote about the migration from Flow Code to Typescript, In 8 months and no disruption of service ππ. They had a lot of planning and did the rollout in one take without any issues.
π€ The Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Web Developers
MCP is a protocol which make it easier for LLMβs to do some stuff for you, instead of creating a Jira ticket manually from your notes. You can just ask the LLM to read your notes and create the ticket instead.
π Stop White Box Testing Vue Components Use Testing Library Instead
White box testing is focusing on testing internal logic of Vue components, Its better to focus on the black box testing. When you use black box testing, you donβt test the internals instead you test like you are a user of your application.
π You should try these VueUse composables
7 composantes explained by Alexander Richter, shootout to : onClickOutside, whenever and until.
Web tools and Library #
π€ Awesome MCP servers
A collection of MCP servers.
Fun of the week #
π€ CSS Hell
Solve 15 unimaginably torturous CSS puzzles. Good luck.
π Sources
Every news are mainly from my Twitter feed, my Github feed, The collective>, Michael Thiessen, Michael Hoffmann, Stefan and more recently by my friends Adrien Zaganelli.