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  1. After a long while tinkering with smaller and smaller ways to build re-usable pieces of HTML, I've landed on something that is simple, and uses the browsers built-in abilities to upgrade elements.

    Introducing "ShadowRoot Injector" 🎉
    github.com/Tram-One/shadowroot

    ShadowRoot Injector is a way to declaratively define HTML, that will automatically insert when custom elements appear in the DOM. 🪡

    Check out the link and examples, and let me know what y'all think!

  2. Added tests to Tram-Lite, using 🎉

    In the past, I've usually leaned on and but even for this super simple library, Cypress was easy, incredibly fast, and better reflects the actual behavior of the browser.

    I understand for libraries it feels like unit-tests should be the go to, but over time I've realized that e2e forces you to put your library in real scenarios, rather than fake / idealized scenarios that might not happen.

  3. @develwithoutacause @eliajf is definitely the industry standard, and has a lot of backing behind it - great interactive CLI and works great with tools like -library and - would definitely recommend checking that option out!

  4. Hey All! time!

    I’m a software engineer - focused on and

    I spend a lot of time building tiny libraries, useful chrome extensions, and simple web-apps

    Outside of that, I spend a lot of time playing , collecting , and learning

    I'm excited to be here, and can't wait to see how this platform grows!