iβll be streaming in about an hour if anyone wants to join π
thank you! π
there are many even better ones though! for example:
- Aboogail Screamini
- Thomas Spooks ππ»π
- π¦ DEADvin π GHASTney π»
- Jacob Stordahl but Haunted π

tech these days requires you to answer the question:
π what kind of person am I going to be?
in contrast, in the past you had to answer the question:
π what kind of person am I going to be?
πββοΈ so, what are the git forges you are using - or want to be using?
asking for β¦ reasons.
(would appreciate sharing for reach)
I've been building something with a few good folk
β I promise most of this is JSON, not code
I plan to incorporate 'Looks like something went wrong!' a bit more into my everyday conversation
I would love to do a deep dive into what's in nuxt/cli v4, but sleep calls and for now I just want to leave this one here π₯
`@nuxt/test-utils` v4.3.3 is out! π
β¦ and it drops one or two dependencies π₯
π full details in the release notes: github.com/nuxt/test-ut...
π and as usual thank you to @yamachi4416.bsky.social for amazing work β€οΈ
I have never had so many 'personalised' cold intro emails that have clearly never been touched by human hands
looking forward to finding out why i should use nuxt from @alois-seckar.cz at @pragvue.com π
I'm honoured to be asked to talk tomorrow at @pragvue.com on collaboration. β€οΈ
... so, help me out π
what are your top tips?
I periodically get emails from KLM titled:
"Your travel companion awaits"
β¦ and I misunderstand what that means Every. Single. Time.
for the record, @patak.cat makes a very good travel companion. π
thank you for the compliment - I'll frame it β€οΈ
I would love to give a talk titled: "how to succeed as an impostor in open source"
I feel I've been the recipient of a lot of privilege, kindness and grace from others, not just in the open source world but from my family too.

1οΈβ£ the best authors of libraries have 'felt the pain' and are making it better
2οΈβ£ the 'curse of knowledge' means authors (can) become less insightful over time
3οΈβ£ a lack of domain expertise IS something you have to offer
... so, contribute to address a pain you have π

βͺ have coffee with me!
βͺ walk up arthur's seat
βͺ order a golden drop at the canny man's
βͺ eat some haggis hash browns at mclaren's

anyone feeling ... super intelligent today?
I'm really delighted to announce that
π `unifont` has turned 1.0
β¦ and it finally has a home! β¨
`unifont` is an abstraction over google, adobe, bunny, fontshare, fontsource, npm + more - you can even build your own providers
you:
β ask for a family (with optional constraints)
β receive weights, styles, subsets, unicode ranges and `@font-face` data you can use
everything is typed + cached
https://unifont.dev is meant to be both useful - as well as a showcase of what unifont can do.
everything happens at runtime in your browser, from listing the catalogue to showing detail pages for each font, and rendering text in it
π it also has a small atproto integration using https://getair.space π
`fontaine` + `fontless` hit v1 this week too, and they are all designed to work together!
βͺ `unifont` reads the metadata
βͺ `fontaine` uses it to cut layout shift
βͺ `fontless` does the whole thing in vite w/ zero config
... plus, `@nuxt/fonts` v1 is coming out next, which wraps all three! π₯
v1 also brings arbitrary variable axes, font metrics from providers - and it works in the browser too!
thank you https://github.com/qwerzl, https://github.com/florian-lefebvre, and many others who have made this release possible β€οΈ
let me know what you think! π
did everyone already know what 'duck-typed' meant and you just chose not to tell me?
ephemeral β insignificant
this is a relief.
I was worried I was too anodyne or that I hadn't made myself clear enough.
I'm a big fan of workmux (https://workmux.raine.dev/) and its built-in sandboxing. I want to make sure that that there's a level of containment when I'm running code I've not written.
the same is true for any agent I run. it gets a read-only gh token + a network-enforced domain allow-list.
... and, just to be clear, agents don't have access to my git signing keys either.
this is about trust and accountability. if I use a tool to help me reproduce an issue or write tests, or implement a fix, I don't want to switch off my brain or abdicate the responsibility I bear.

I'm a big fan of workmux and its built-in sandboxing. I want to make sure that that there's a level of containment when I'm running code I've not written.
the same is true for any agent I run. it gets a read-only gh token + a network-enforced domain allow-list.
a tweak: open source is ABOUT people
β¦ with quality as a means to that end
we have the rare freedom to practise the craft + the joy of building with friends, for its own sake.
I hope open source communities flourish β we must look after our mental health more than ever.
but a cautionary note π
I am seeing at least two leaders of open source projects crashing out right now b/c:
π© they DO feel they have to compete β w/ vibe-coded alternatives
π© they feel alone + outgunned
π© (my guess) their unchecked use of LLMs means they are 'butter stretched over too much bread'

don't be nice
https://roe.dev/blog/dont-be-nice
πββοΈ ever wanted to build something without needing to configure a db, auth, file storage or a cms?
it turns out you already have all four if you have a bluesky or atmosphere account
π airspace is a typed client for it: https://getair.space
back in june I migrated my own site to use an 'atproto cms', and I've been thinking how to make this usable for everyone, without requiring special atproto knowledge
π this hopefully fixes the rough edges + bugs
it also adds support for private data + drafts via the experimental 'spaces' proposal
using `airspace`, you define your schema once, and
Β» records
Β» record keys
Β» relations
Β» validation
Β» oauth scopes
are all typed from it πͺ
a few more details:
βͺ airspace core is 9.2 kB in production
βͺ includes automatic validators + migration utils
βͺ no need for typegen
βͺ ships with a minimal read-only live client
βͺ runs on workers and deno
... and the name is credit to Misha (https://github.com/mkrl), who made an amazing brainstorming partner π
as of today, https://roe.dev runs on airspace
I'd already moved my cms onto my pds, which was 20k lines lighter π°
swapping that for airspace dropped another 2,000
https://github.com/danielroe/roe.dev/pull/1962
you can demo it live at https://getair.space/demo, or check out the repo at https://github.com/danielroe/airspace
it's still very early days, but I would love your feedback π
just released `@nuxtjs/hanko` v2 for https://hanko.io β¨
βͺ works on nuxt 4 *and* nuxt 5
βͺ `globalMiddleware` to guard every page by default, thanks to
https://github.com/felix-dolderer
βͺ hanko-elements v3, thanks to https://github.com/Harm-Nullix
π read more at https://github.com/nuxt-modules/hanko/releases/tag/v2.0.0
quite! you will never go wrong by training yourself to think more clearly
β¦ and I would strongly advise against ever using LLMs - or anything else! - as a substitute for thinking.

aside from fixing bugs or adding features:
1οΈβ£ write docs you wish had existed when you were learning
2οΈβ£ build something cool and share it with others
3οΈβ£ make a video or give a talk about nuxt
4οΈβ£ help other people out on discord or github
5οΈβ£ invite someone else 'in'
β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@sustainoss/117132679585836776
this was such a fun conversation!
what a beautiful word.
more things are possible than you think. you might as well try to make it so. β€οΈ

not sure how many years of my life this interaction took off π
to be clear, if you bully _anyone_, whether a maintainer or a user, in a repo I maintain, you will be banned from interacting with all orgs I administer on github.
and if you see bullying behaviour anywhere, please report it π
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so, just to be clear, you won't bully maintainers in future, but will provide genuine reproductions when you open issues?
I don't want you to leave with the idea that bullying will work. it won't.
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no they also closed it because in nuxt is a bottleneck as they said
is very comfortable to omit principal part
I remember how in mikro-orm i found bug. I write to b4nan, he began to cry like now people cry, after many bullying from me to him he found that is a bug in node as i remember and wrote to node maintainers. Node
maintainer confirmed bug and pached... That is how here all work
[response from user, name obfuscated]
Only if devs will stop create buggy soft and write every where use our soft it is the best π
Bullying is when someone repeatedly and on purpose uses words or actions to hurt, scare, or control another person who has less power.
You think I have more power than author of some lib. Stop they are bulling me and I don't known!
Please say to all to stop bulling me and make things to just work](/_vercel/image?url=https:%2F%2Fs3.nl-ams.scw.cloud%2Fodysseus%2Fmedia_attachments%2Ffiles%2F117%2F093%2F502%2F767%2F281%2F239%2Foriginal%2Faf10208fdfca3366.png&w=1536&q=80)
that's 44 now π°
and I guarantee that you don't want to see my answers to ALL of them.

believe it or not, it's somewhat public! 41, as of right now
π check out https://pdsls.dev/at://danielroe.dev/dev.roe.ama and you can browse them. (unanswered questions aren't world-readable, but you can see their metadata)

thank you for sharing β€οΈ
I hadn't! - but I listened to it this morning when you sent this ... πͺΏπͺΏπͺΏ









