I have a 6 Pro that I got in November. AccuBattery says my health is at 99%. I use my phone for probably an hour a day and charge every other day.
You don't let your phones sit on their chargers while at 100% battery, do you? I'm fairly sure that's what killed the batteries of my last two phones. My Pixel 3 was working fine until I started working from home and the phone rarely left the charger. After 3 months, the battery started swelling.
Wrote this a while ago and continues to feel relevant as I'm reviewing pull requests from newer teammates and staring at force-pushed commit trying to figure out what changed between now and when I last reviewed it
(Title in submission is the title I originally intended and submitted to freeCodeCamp. Their editor changed it to what it is now ("How to" and "keep your code reviewers happy"). I then edited it back to what I originally submitted. The editor then overrode my edit and reverted it back )
Yes that's a possibility
actually the experience should be even better than with sourcemapped JS. There was a demo of Wasm debugger on HN frontpage not a long time ago.
>Better support for usage without Webpack/Babel/front-end build tools
It looks like it's reasonably easy to setup run-time JSX compilation by using a service worker with babel to intercept and transpile .jsx files. I imagine the performance tradeoffs would be similar to using Vue with string templates? Could be faster actually since you could memoize/cache in the service worker
