Continuing my series on Rescript, this article covers React forms with managed state and dispatching useReducer actions when our state changes.
Continuing my series on Rescript, I add a couple React components to the ongoing app I’ve been developing.
When I first encountered the Internet my peers and I thought it was great fun to share our dev setups. We were always optimizing and always looking for new ways to optimize. Not to mention showing off.
I lost interest in this practice because I settled into a system that was sufficient for my needs. Also, I didn’t have time!
But I’ve recently made a ton of changes to my workflow that some might be interested in, and I happen to have some time as I’m between jobs.
As a functional language, Rescript maps beautifully to redux-style state management, without all the boilerplate
Continuing my journey to learn Rescript using a real-world react-app. In this article, we create some new components.
I recently discovered the Rescript programming language and am really excited about it. I haven’t found many tutorials on the subject, so I’m documenting my steps as I go.
2020 has been one of my best years ever.
I know, right?
Ten years ago, I spent the Christmas season at “5 North”; Medicine Hat’s psychiatric ward. The stay started with placing my signature on a piece of paper asserting that I would not try to kill myself for 24 hours.
They asked for three days. I couldn’t promise that much time.
As near as I can figure, I had been suicidal since I was eight years old.
