are you willing to share the Imba code for us to learn from?
and how was the debugging experience on Chrome? Was there a large barrier to go from compiled down JS code to Imba source?
There were a few places where the compiled down JS to Imba was a bit hard. But when it got tricky I could just compile that single file and see the results. Overall it was pretty straight forward but also my app is pretty simple.
And here is one of the components:
import supabase, { UNIQUE_VIOLATION_CODE } from '../constants'
import normalizeUrl from 'normalize-url'
import './links-list'
added: it seems the error may be with the framework "lmba" that you are using as the console reports these (other) issues at the lmba.io page (which also returns completely blank):
unreachable code after return statement[Learn More]
index-LZXNJ15B.js:16:21954
TypeError: window.customElements is undefined[Learn More]
index-LZXNJ15B.js:8:23994
But thanks for the idea, I might like to code something similar without using frameworks. I still miss the del.icio.us thingamajig sometimes
Sure, no prob. I belive I was using a somewhat niche browser on an old 32 bit machine, which could be out of the scope for what you would like to support :):
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Goanna/4.8 Firefox/68.0 PaleMoon/29.4.0.2
(I'm certainly not requiring that you should support such niche tech, it's just a very old laptop that has a better form factor than my more recent ones, so I tend to prefer it for various situations)
And here is one of the components:
import supabase, { UNIQUE_VIOLATION_CODE } from '../constants' import normalizeUrl from 'normalize-url' import './links-list'
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