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A good idea, we could use @Codeberg next year for #jscc26 instead of GitHub as we did until now, also for #jscc25.
This would not just be truly open source but also get people to engage with @Codeberg maybe for the first time.

We been doing a #jslang session at #jscc25 and built the Intl.PluralRules #kata

The code we wrote is here:
https://codeberg.org/wolframkriesing/jslang-meetups/src/branch/main/Intl-PluralRules-jscc25/test.js

It took us a while to grasp the meaning of the API, it feels quite high-level and still needs a lot of manual work. I am personally not so convinced that the PluralRules is that much of a leap forward.

I wrote today my first ADR #jscc25

After the #jscc25 where we had one session on wrapper web components, I left with the feeling that this is not the only way one can enhance/extend/progressively enhance DOM nodes. It somehow made me think that there are all ways possible. And there is a need and interest for all kinds of ways.

@dgrabla what did you hear at #jscc25?
I had the impression this was not a topic, at least I am not aware I heard/talked much about it

At #SWEC25 in May, we had three sessions on 'the state of the IT job market,' ranging from 'recycling devs' to 'AI is taking our jobs.' At #JSCC25, the tone felt much more positive. Is this a sign of recovery, or is #Munich still insulated from the downturn?

I attended an amazing developer conference in Munich today: JSCraftCamp. Met a ton of cool people, including the developer of JSR from @deno_land, and even got to give my own talk about developer experience. It was my first event like this, and I'm definitely looking forward to next year!

#JSCC25 #webdev #Javascript #Typescript #programming

There is a #jscc25 song

#jscc25 last day

I love this https://jscc.live/ #jscc25