Looks cool. If anyone is interested in a simple option with autocomplete working out of the box and no extra bells and whistles, feel free to check out my project: https://github.com/gutenye/script.js

Congrats! I love Astro and published an i18next plugin https://github.com/gutenye/astro-i18next

For those who may be interested: I’ve built a project called Guten Email Notification, based on Cloudflare Email Service. It provides a simple way to send notifications to yourself from NAS, homelab servers, or GitHub Actions. You can check it out here: https://github.com/gutenye/email-notification

I created a wrapper of PaddleOCR： https://github.com/gutenye/ocr

For anyone who is looking for how to share. This feature is not General Available. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7943611-how-do-i-create-...

It’s surprised nobody mentioned Beekeeper Studio. I love it. It does not have the visualize the data feature. But it’s open source and free

Phosphor Icons[1] is also a good one, with 1000+ icons

[1] https://phosphoricons.com

Can not open in Firefox :( but works fine with Chrome.

> ReferenceError: requireLazy is not defined

I guess, you might have enabled "Facebook Container" add-on while browsing this site. It is very restrictive in terms of blocking content that comes from Facebook Inc. addresses.

[0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/facebook-cont...

Are you blocking some Facebook CDN domains perhaps?

Found the problem, Facebook Container extension blocked the js file.

Works for me using Firefox for Android, version 67.0.2

But both Flow and Jest are both developed by the Facebook team. First of all, like the author, I didn't say Flow is bad than TypeScript. Secondly, I moved from Flow to TypeScript last year. Anyway, this going to have a huge impact on Flow ecosystem.

FB devs show that there are no dogmas, only different solutions to different problems. Flow has its merits and was a good start as an experiment back then.

From last few months react community is embracing Typescript. create-react-app added support for typescript.