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Getting closer to kibo.money v0.5 feature parity but there will be changes (for example changing min/max markers which caused jumps on more limited hardware by a magnetic crosshair)

https://m.primal.net/PygY.mov

#Bitcoin

Major work being done on kibo.money for BRK

On the menu we have:

- Support for the new datasets format (from the new API)

- Support for multiple intervals (from the new API)

- Migrating to the Lightweight Charts v5 from v4

Which means many breaking changes and a lot of code to rewrite

https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/9751bdc4d12ff6e4cc6b61b102f71e445ef245bc830bf40af6566a6a246137c6/b959c622b394508efdc104f91f4ace34cf6a9a28dcca3c386060797fe25a16c8.webp

That before the 5 year, everyone was constantly talking about the 4 year (below) until it went to shit and didn't fit the narrative

Let Bitcoin do it's thing and "stay humble, stack sats"

Actually yeah but it was a disaster

Tried crossposting (via https://connect.nos.social) to a new x account (which I created to hopefully reach more people)

It got insta-banned

Just like on the screenshot (which is option 1)

res = fetch(URL).json()

arr 1 = res[0]

wantedValue = arr1[index]

Hope that's clear enough

When fetching multiple datasets at once, do y'all prefer

[arr1, arr2]

OR

[

[arr1[0], arr2[0]],

[arr1[1], arr2[1]],

...

]

?

Currently supporting the first option in BRK

Rust FTW

But itโ€™s quite interesting, for one it mustโ€™ve been the biggest TS project out there but secondly the funny part is that itโ€™s the literal opposite of what languages usually do (going from a non native compiler to a different one)

Wonder what will be the repercussions of this move, if any

Anyway TS was fun but personally I moved to JsDoc and didnโ€™t look back