I've never written rust. π¦
... nor go (which I'd very much like to try), nor a native phone app.
and I'm sure that only scratches the surface of things I don't know! I try to be okay with that.
plus, it means there's always more fun stuff to learn or explore.
I would say that (for me) any solution needs to have zero runtime overhead, and ideally be purely CSS.
I like CSS modules for this. Tailwind too. for something that's CSS-in-JS, I'd seriously consider panda-css.com (https://panda-css.com/).
(but bear in mind I'm not writing a lot of react atm.)
coming up with ideas is a muscle - it gets better the more you use it.
don't treat ideas as scarce - scatter them wide! bounce them off others. share.
you can always start by building someone else's idea (a saas you use?) ... or fix pains/frictions you face in your life.
I love the fact that everyone seems to play a differentβ and essential β part.
we're often doing totally different things but it seems to work out π
I think a big part of that is trust, which I think is very well exemplified by @atinux and I hope is part of our 'dynamic'
in all honesty, I haven't had the need.
it's not difficult to clean up the _very few_ messages I get that aren't genuine π€·
you can see the code on my website ....and even make a PR if you have an idea of a better approach...
go to uni, enjoy it as a hobby + don't feel pressure to join the industry
1οΈβ£ make coding/entrepreneur friends
2οΈβ£ build sth cool
3οΈβ£ start a side project
4οΈβ£ go to alumni networking
4οΈβ£ do hackathons or OSS if you enjoy it
people + stories open doors
... went silent?
I don't think so, which is probably for the best for my sense of embarrassment.
honestly there are so many cool nuxt devs I admire (and non-nuxt ones too!)
... so I don't buy for a second that you _aren't_ a cool nuxt dev.
unless you don't use nuxt, in which case I have a very straightforward suggestion π
I'd say:
1οΈβ£ build something you want _for yourself_
2οΈβ£ learn in order to achieve your objective
3οΈβ£ get to 'reward points' as quickly as possible - achievable wins π
4οΈβ£ ship + iterate - don't be afraid to make mistakes
I've thrown up my current firefox addons + 'important modified preferences' in this gist:
https://gist.github.com/danielroe/ced7a358f34f58d09d4e309742303a09
some of it is in the list, but I'd recommend going through a 'hardening firefox' guide as well
it's so much fun!
1οΈβ£ the challenge of figuring out something that seems impossible
2οΈβ£ the 'magic' of making anything happen you can imagine
3οΈβ£ the fact that you can share what you build with anyone
well ... you can ask anything!
that said, I do apologise that I don't answer it all.
if I don't - feel free to ask again - or ask via DM. I absolutely won't mind.
... and I'll answer almost anything in person, even if I don't on social media.
it's 4.18pm (weekend time) - I'm back in scotland π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ for a few days before jsnation.
can't promise there has been much of either rest or achievement today π
looking forward to @jsnation.gitnation.org next week in π³π±
feels like a lot of people i know will be around...
who wants to grab a coffee? β
I've been hacking on nuxt dev server performance today...
so many small wins already
new approach:
use llm suggestions to annoy you into inspiration
I am very glad that there are so many university students doing studies on open source projects
but I wish they wouldn't _all_ email me to ask me to fill out a survey for a chance to win a $5 voucher.
I am once again asking
for you to thoroughly research before assuming the truth of <x> just because it is in line with your assumptions
there is much to do before tomorrow dawns
what are your favourite apple shortcuts recipes/automations?
looking for ideas π
fun. = life soundtrack music
what do you mean you don't have a soundtrack?
it is the 1st of June and I can jolly well wear shorts if I want to
fun to talk + meet folk yesterday at @madvue.es β€οΈ
thank you for having me π
.... oh, and I shared a secret that I'll be announcing publicly on monday π
some things make me happy.
some things make me sad.
most often I just experience and enjoy what comes. sometimes I take time to feel more deeply. (but probably not as often as I should.)
nevertheless, I feel loved by manyβand very fortunate.
well in honesty I also feel like I haven't received enough credit from eurovision - not a single acceptance speech mentioned me
(more seriously - I think you might be thinking of someone else)
I think we're all well aware of 'regression to the mean' as a danger from llms.
... so nuxt + other frameworks need to be able to offer significant enough benefits that people _explicitly choose_ to use them.
that's always been the case though. π€·
discord is the best/easiest experience I've come across for immediate chat + help.
bear in mind that we're helping tech newbies as well as experienced folk, and I don't want to put any extra barriers in place.
I will absolutely test specific suggestions if you have them tho. π
![Hu, can you with your position maybe try to get people away from discord and try to move the community to a better and open place [maybe matrix]. The walled garden iznt healthy :/](/_ipx/s_2968x1504/https:/s3.nl-ams.scw.cloud/odysseus/media_attachments/files/114/579/499/658/617/540/original/60c0d3b8c96dae8c.png)
yes, I absolutely ask for feedback from the rest of the team before asking someone to join
... but we're not actively looking to grow the core too much right now
instead, I would say a lot of the people who are doing incredible things for nuxt are on our 'ecosystem team'
ahh, I need to update my https://roe.dev/uses page.
I use a mac studio for streaming. I found that streaming with an external monitor was too heavy for my macbook air.
apart from that one thing, the air is more than capable of doing everything I need.
does anyone know the word in German for when a bike sails past you in an embarrassingly effortless fashion - and then you realise it's an ebike?
is it... ebikefreude?
thinking someone's real words are ai-generated is going to be the ultimate passive-aggressive move
"yeah, I didn't realise it was actually you. felt a bit soulless, what can I say?"
hi
my name is daniel roe π
I'm an open source maintainer and while I'm happy to help I think I'm going to draw the line here.
on the morning of a conference, I wake up early (4am?) and work through my slides in bed. writing them doesn't really finish until a few minutes before I go on stage.
my slides are my notes - so it also helps cement what I want to say into my mind
... but if I don't sleep well π
thank you for the kind words! β€οΈ
I've spent some time updating the gist with settings, extensions + keybindings
π you can find it here: https://gist.github.com/danielroe/5ea82608dc680fe6c0179240803437ab
hope it helps!
![[...] I just need a small favor. Could you please share your latest settings.json, keybindings.json, and your current list of VS Code extensions? I know you had shared a Gist earlier, but it seems a bit outdated and some things arenβt working as expected.](/_ipx/s_2664x1792/https:/s3.nl-ams.scw.cloud/odysseus/media_attachments/files/114/570/469/034/379/393/original/89553f840140aadb.png)
currently I reach for
https://nuxt.com
https://unocss.dev
https://playwright.dev
https://vitest.dev
... and there are some great third-party providers I use, but I do try to use _broadly_ rather than just picking one.
I think https://bolt.new already has excellent nuxt + vue support - you can already get it to build a nuxt project for you! πͺ
https://v0.dev says it supports vue, though it could be better. (I'd love to help the team there add nuxt support btw)
hey austin π
I'd love to! hopefully next year - mvp summit perhaps?
also, if you can find someone to invite me sooner, I am always happy to come give a talk β€οΈ
good night π
I most love how easy it is to create something that _other people_ can access + enjoy
(it's not just code on my computer)
to which I would also add
- magic (the flow from idea β reality)
- how easy it is to _play_
- intellectual satisfaction
I currently use https://tana.inc but will likely be moving away from it as it has no output api, which is starting to be a serious limitation
... for example, I automatically add notes to it with key information from my emails, but I can't then query it or use it as a source of truth
if I'm working on a package `p1` that's depended on by another package, I do final checks by building with `pnpm pack` + add it as a resolution in that `package.json`:
{
"resolutions": {
"p1": "file:/Users/daniel/code/p1/pkg-0.0.1.tgz"
}
}
before that point, for minor changes I might just directly edit node_modules or create a patch (with `pnpm patch`)
some people just spark joy
β€οΈ
i love that moment when you know β¦
i know what iβll be doing tonight
welcome @dominikg.dev! π
do I know anyone who sometimes:
1. plays the crossword
2. ... on paper
3. ... and doesn't have a pen
because I may have a niche web app for you very soon
π₯
just visited my domain registrar to find I had 'catgpt' in my basket
oh! past self -
were you a genius, or half-asleep?
tampa bus drivers are something else
I just went 36 stops in 25 minutes π
what is the most passive-aggressive emoji?
i have never known stress like wordfeud.
it always starts well - love it, end up playing 4 in parallel
then the constant time pressure starts to operate, persecution of push notifications, the sub optimal plays, the forfeited games, etc
π
do I know anyone around in tampa this weekend? π
@eva.bsky.world what's your favourite meta framework, and why is it nuxt?
this is extremely cool
- self hostable link shortener
- + @raycast extension
- + iOS app + shortcuts
- + browser extension
- built with @nuxt
π source code: https://github.com/ccbikai/Sink
