I have nearly stopped using them to do any sort of "task". I mostly use them as search engines when learning something unfamiliar. Though they suck at docs too, so it only helps initially.

They look at these? Wouldn't the names be all sorts of things? I thought using semantic HTML elements was enough.

The solution was just to render myself a benchy, lel. Also maybe I'm stupid, but I can't figure out how one is supposed to structure the cleanup code when using flecs. Ended up just looping through after my main loop, but I want each component to handle it's cleanup.

Damn, that node_modules inspector looks 🤯. Just gorgeous.

Not good for treeshaking last I checked, but I use a Result util like this in a lot of places, so worth it.

You can also just have a bridge typed in such a way that you could do something like this, but you have to tag each function

type Api = {
"tag" : typeof yourFunction
}

then it's possible to type the bridge in such a way as to type args here:

await bridge.send("tag", ...args)

This might be overkill for your usecase, but I needed something similar + runtime safety. I built a small async bridge for simple messages ("data"|"error"). Then I created a custom trpc handler on the worker side that communicates over the bridge. And can just use the trpc api as normal.

Please, I want to know when it's finally over. 🤣 It's been such a painful and slow move.