is anyone else experiencing issues with HMR on @firefox.com + @vite.dev?
I can't connect to the vite websocket server _at all_ in both @nuxt.com and @sli.dev ...
(if no one else is experiencing it, then it might be a me/config/system problem.)
- + @raycast extension
- + iOS app + shortcuts
- + browser extension
- built with @nuxt
π source code: https://github.com/ccbikai/Sink
is anyone else experiencing issues with HMR on @firefox.com + @vite.dev?
I can't connect to the vite websocket server _at all_ in both @nuxt.com and @sli.dev ...
(if no one else is experiencing it, then it might be a me/config/system problem.)
I've been working on a bot that helps make sure people's comments aren't 'lost in the noise' ...
rolled out a new feature yesterday, and it seems to work! π
<considering how my life would be different if i were a better dancer>
βοΈ what happens when you canβt sleep
who else is up
I just scored 14,772 on a game of at://2048.
Think you can do better? Join in on the fun with @2048.blue.
so many good recommendations π β€οΈ
what fantasy book/series should I read next?
- points if it's a single book or completed series
- points if it isn't aimed primarily at teenagers
- points if there's magic
- points if I'll _like_ the main character
might need to create a libsofnpm acct
DON'T tell me that isn't a genius idea
apparently a phrase first used 84 days ago is set in stone and cannot gain additional meaning or semantics
TIL
thrive.
honestly can't believe this
thank you to whoever nominated https://fontaine.sh for 'the most exciting use of technology' for this year's JavaScript Open Source Awards β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
recently, i wrote some extremely bad sql that
β¦ read 260B rows a week.
i was being charged per row π«
time to get a new identity and vanish.
I've never taken anything remotely not allowed through customs but ...
every time, I feel like I've gotten away with something.
is it just me? π³
I want to release nuxt v3.17 tonight but my cat refuses to move from my lap
sorry team
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
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
let's squash some bugs ...
βΆοΈ Come join me on https://algora.tv/danielroe
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
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 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