In particular, I am currently looking for a safe way to extend Markdown with parsing brackets, BBCode, HTML (and Markdown in HTML). I got to Pug as some point, but the original Pug is for the servers (and no syntax highlight for Markdown inside Pug).
Maybe some kind of AST for parsing that doesn't cross "bracket" boundaries?
Coding style, as well as integrating frontend and backend.
Authoring Web Extensions / Browser Extensions / Chrome Extensions; VSCode Extensions. Or maybe IntelliJ or Sublime Extensions, if I need them. I don't know how people feel about UserScripts nowadays, but I still make them.
Differences / Limitations between truly browser JavaScript; and SSR (Next.js) and React Native.
Will I ever get near "compiled to JavaScript" (other than TypeScript)?
I don't know exactly what you plan to create, but I have a consideration:
If you plan to allow you user to create scripts... maybe he/she will need your action all the time, and now you'll be more called than before.
Maybe if you try something as a list of actions, and then, your user can create that list with an interface, and also setting optional parameters, it should be more productive.
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Algorithms.
In particular, I am currently looking for a safe way to extend Markdown with parsing
brackets,BBCode,HTML(andMarkdowninHTML). I got to Pug as some point, but the original Pug is for the servers (and no syntax highlight for Markdown inside Pug).Maybe some kind of AST for parsing that doesn't cross "bracket" boundaries?
Coding style, as well as integrating frontend and backend.
Authoring Web Extensions / Browser Extensions / Chrome Extensions; VSCode Extensions. Or maybe IntelliJ or Sublime Extensions, if I need them. I don't know how people feel about UserScripts nowadays, but I still make them.
Differences / Limitations between truly browser JavaScript; and SSR (Next.js) and React Native.
Will I ever get near "compiled to JavaScript" (other than TypeScript)?
Wow these are some amazing topics!
I'm hoping to touch upon some of these for sure around the extension parts.
But also algorithms might be an interesting point 🙌
Thanks a lot for this 💖
I don't know exactly what you plan to create, but I have a consideration:
If you plan to allow you user to create scripts... maybe he/she will need your action all the time, and now you'll be more called than before.
Maybe if you try something as a list of actions, and then, your user can create that list with an interface, and also setting optional parameters, it should be more productive.