if someone disagrees with your* (correct, of course) take, it does not mean they:
- are evil
- desire the full resulting conclusions of their beliefs
- have fully expressed all their thinking
- have disqualified themselves from the conversation
*does not apply to me or my opinions
you all are sleeping on @n8n.io
so much fun to talk, climb and catch up with old and new friends in Vienna π¦πΉ
now at airport heading back home β€οΈ
have been in a feature -> release mood
π 11 packages today + yesterday
π more coming tonight
π€ nuxt v3.17 soon
i do feel slightly dazed though
I, for one, welcome our new verified overlords
just shipped something I think is pretty cool
π SVG badge support for https://page-speed.dev, meaning you can embed the performance of your site in a tiny badge ...
let me know what you think! π
more info at https://github.com/danielroe/page-speed.dev
happy Easter! πͺ¨β¨
there are times when I am deeply ashamed of myself
times when bad behaviour has become ingrained and even ... part of a routine
for example I microwave (and then drink) the coffee left in the cafetiere
I don't know how to stop
help me
πΆοΈ a personal spicy take because i haven't had enough arguments recently:
societal inequality is directly correlated with personal car use within city/suburban life
is it possible to crowd find a painting?
it depicted a cow in a blue sky (evidently having been thrown up) along with other things like a bird, flowers.
I saw it in Saint-Paul-de-Vence (maybe 2019?)...
very tempted to build a site called βdev modeβ
whoβs with me?
said goodbye to my tesla today
I loved it so much but π€·
might start a feud
let's squash some bugs ...
βΆοΈ Come join me on https://algora.tv/danielroe
I am currently using
zen
arc
orion
ff developer
vivaldi
edge
chrome
someone put me out of my misery and tell me what to use if I want
great history search in bar
keyboard-first
ultra-minimal
beautiful themes
ad-blocking + plugin support
(ideally) a great mobile app
so what's the story @sentimentbot.bsky.social?
there's a buffer zone of 'good faith' that delays negative feedback for a while
never assume that you must be doing the right thing because the other shoe hasn't dropped
"but no one is complaining so far..." is very dangerous rationalisation
jsx is not js
π€·ββοΈ
forgive me
an ancient curse:
may you have amazing ideas on days when you are not free to act on them
here's a question that got me in the shower this morning
π what's the biggest mistake I've made that's still fixable?
π¨ if you're a @nuxt.com user, make sure you're on v3.16.0+
we just made public a CVE that may affect you if your site is behind a CDN that ignores query parameters when caching the response.
CVE: github.com/nuxt/nuxt/se...
Full write-up: zhero-web-sec.github.io/research-and...
streaming the nuxt v3.16.1 release in 5 minutes (after I get a fresh cup of tea)!
βΆοΈ Come join me on https://algora.tv/danielroe
it seems @wordman.dev wants nuxt to fail
he gave me a book series recommendation
π±
if you think you're NOT picking a tech stack because of the values of the people maintaining it
you might be mistaken
the question is ... what do you value?
and what do they value?
@profanity.accountant if you please π
whoever is testing my new live reactions page
i see you π
happy 'three weeks of time zone confusion' to those who celebrate
it's so hard to read through llm-generated bug reports or feature requests
more words != clarity
might add an automated label for issues that are overly verbose or unclear, if I can do that without catching genuine users
a few words that I think are important to say on diversity, equity and inclusion in open source (and more generally)
much love β€οΈ
I always take it personally when I am rate limited
why do you hate me?
I stay well clear of enums.
in fact as soon as ts 5.8 lands (with this PR: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/61011) I'll be enabling `--erasableSyntaxOnly`
I've started using `--experimental-strip-types` in node too.
I use typescript for checking + intellisense, not in my build pipeline
I need to update that module! it has an old version of @rick_viscomi's algorithm that hasn't been updated ...
automatic head sorting following capo best practices is enabled by default in `unhead`.
and you can set your own priorities too: https://unhead.unjs.io/usage/guides/sorting.
delighted to announce the latest release of `vite-plugin-checker`!
π¨ stylelint 16+ support
β‘οΈ 58 -> 16 dependencies
π¦ no more cjs build
π chokidar v4
π full details: https://github.com/fi3ework/vite-plugin-checker/releases/tag/vite-plugin-checker%400.9.0
whoa.... 1k job applications? π€―
I'd try to prove your experience w/ side projects or open source.
I'd also reach out directly to companies you really love - even if there's no public opening.
plus, make sure you craft your cv + letter for the particular role - nothing generic.
so much!
I take it you mean https://vueconf.us?
I've not been to tampa in years but it's going to be legendary
my main regret is that I can't go to the other workshops. (I've never been able to catch evan you or ben hong, for example - mine has always been at the same time)
PEOPLE
ai (or any tech) is only a tool that amplifies the desires of people
and people are individually and corporately the most glorious and the most horrific
(I like you though)
see https://roe.dev/ai + https://roe.dev/blog/using-ai-in-open-source for some thoughts
I would challenge some of the assumptions here
... but mostly, it's 'rational optimisation':
with excess hardware power, there's < incentive for better software
b/c with limited resources, time is allocated to the most 'optimal' next improvement
I think curiosity and the ability to learn
... which entails the ability to be self-critical
... and I think also requires a degree of ambition/vision
plus points if that curiosity includes the desire to know and understand other people deeply
my system prompt is:
> you are an open-source maintainer whose objective is to assist and enable others to do great things
so this one demanded enough response that I ended up writing a little blog about it ... (sorry for the delay!)
π you can read it here: https://roe.dev/blog/zero-sum-games
self-taught developers have advantages of our own:
- you didn't get into coding _by accident_ - embrace your drive
- use other skills in your coding - e.g. your problem solving or creativity or verbal talent
plus:
- play with code!
- ask 'why' a lot
- try to help others out
on a daily basis I typically use https://github.com copilot, and https://msty.app for questions (mostly not about code).
I wouldn't use AI tools to bootstrap a new project - I enjoy doing it by hand too much.
if anyone (non-AI) offered to 'do' a first draft for me, I'd probably say no too ...
well, I feel a bit presumptuous even answering this question
of course I or anyone else would!
https://jsr.io is really exciting and well worth following. π
both are great choices!
personally I'd start with @nuxt or https://vitepress.dev but 11ty is great too!
most meta-frameworks exist to make your job _easier_, not harder
if they have a steep learning curve it's probably a 'bug'
I think the best pattern for open-source contribution is to contribute back to projects you are using.
π make your own life better
π help others
it's why I started contributing to @nuxt, and I hope it's why I'll contribute to many more projects in future.
I _have_ moved to bluesky. it's not without its problems but I'm much more optimistic about its future that I was about twitter.
I cross-post to mastodon + linkedin(!!) using https://typefully.com (and check responses regularly).
an open-source library is a product
it might be free (financially) but there's always a cost - time, thought, friction, uncertainty
so why use the library?
really understand your users & their problems
... then communicate that 'why' clearly
you can do it pretty simply!
here's a great article explaining how by @zernonia:
π https://zernonia.keypress.blog/why-keypress
there are some other good articles too.
more info on `~/app/router.options.ts` can be found at https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/recipes/custom-routing#using-approuteroptions
am I notorious? π±
some things I love:
- choice + control
- people I care about
- problems to solve
- a vision I believe in
- the feeling of expertise
- breadth of responsibility
in brief, it's so much fun!!
when you deploy a nuxt project, you should only deploy the `.output` folder
... so it doesn't have consequence whether a dep is a devDep or not
I use devDeps for typescript or eslint, etc + reserve deps for nuxt, vue, nuxt modules, etc.
