Andrew Patton
@acusti.ca
that looks very useful. i’m guessing `critical_errors` would cover any error that prevents a component from being compiled? or are there some cases where a component would fail to be compiled but the build would still succeed with `panicThreshold: 'critical_errors'`?
December 19, 2025 at 5:36 PM
that looks very useful. i’m guessing `critical_errors` would cover any error that prevents a component from being compiled? or are there some cases where a component would fail to be compiled but the build would still succeed with `panicThreshold: 'critical_errors'`?
@en-js.bsky.social great point. i actually do spread the preset first in my own eslint config, but i should’ve included that in the code sample. i updated the post to include that. thanks for the feedback!
December 19, 2025 at 5:33 PM
@en-js.bsky.social great point. i actually do spread the preset first in my own eslint config, but i should’ve included that in the code sample. i updated the post to include that. thanks for the feedback!
what really blows my mind is how long React kept the app alive. this was *exponential* infinite recursion: 1 footer rendering 3 previews, each of those rendering 3 more (3×, 9x, 27x…). yet React kept the UI responsive for minutes while millions of component instances accumulated in memory.
December 11, 2025 at 6:08 PM
what really blows my mind is how long React kept the app alive. this was *exponential* infinite recursion: 1 footer rendering 3 previews, each of those rendering 3 more (3×, 9x, 27x…). yet React kept the UI responsive for minutes while millions of component instances accumulated in memory.