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Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Here's a part 2 of the System Design Essentials Series. Contains 20 more concepts like Load Balancing Algorithms, Event-Driven Architecture, Pub-Sub, Message Queues, etc.
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
The end of flow state
You wake up, excited for the day to start.
You have a feature idea you are looking forward to implement.
You make your coffee. Sit in front of the laptop. Put on that techno set you love.
The house is empty for the next 8 hours. No one can interrupt you.
You open your IDE and begin typing.
Soon, hours pass in minutes.
Everything makes sense.
And before you know it, it’s the end of the day.
You’re looking at today’s work and are content.
You’re energised.
Because you created something you enjoy.
Fast forward.
No more.
You start a new day with an open IDE.
But, instead of pressing those keyboard buttons, you’re staring at a orange text.
“Discombulating”
“Wombanizing”
Minutes feels like hours.
Nothing makes sense.
And before you know it, it’s the end of the day.
You’re tired. Your brain hurts.
It feels like you just finished a ton of meetings.
But, at least you shipped 1,000 lines of code, right?
You should be proud.
But, the only thing you feel is hollow.
Did you create? Or did someone else?
That magical feeling from years ago, where did it go?
Rest in peace, flow state.
You were dear to me.
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
🔐 Nuxt 4.5.1 and 3.21.10 are out, fixing several security issues, plus a critical dev-only fix in @nuxt/devtools 3.3.1.
Please upgrade as soon as you can:
npx nuxt upgrade --dedupe
👉 Read more at nuxt.com/blog/v4-5-security.
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
I'm the only one feeling like this lately?
#vibecode
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Over the years, in Vue, we have added a lot of dev only warnings at runtime to help developers
With @antfu7 we want to improve these with structured diagnostics: enforcing good practices for errors and pretty print output that is actionable (agents autofix cheat code)
Introducing nostics, errors worth reading!
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Tomorrow (6/8/26) I will be blacking out the Vuetify documentation to raise awareness of our stolen Discord server. We are approaching a full week without access to my account or the server.
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
🛡️ we've just released v4.4.7 and v3.21.7, fixing seven coordinated-disclosure security advisories
👉 this includes all vulnerabilities we've been notified of through @AnthropicAI's Project Glasswing, as well as a number by external researchers.
github.com/nuxt/nuxt/securit…
ALT Nuxt Security Releases 7 security advisories v4.4.7 + v3.21.7
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
you may have heard about a supply chain attack on a number of packages distributed on npm. a quick update:
1. nuxt is not vulnerable.
we do not ship code into client/server from these particular packages (this attack required running in the browser)
aikido.dev/blog/npm-debug-an…
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Did you know you can use this to create empty commits?
> git commit --allow-empty --allow-empty-message
(useful for triggering CI)
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
You can build efficient multi-tenant applications with @nuxt_js - tenant detection to dynamic content & customizable layouts - all from a single codebase.
Check out the article, Powering Multi-Tenant Applications with Nuxt, based on my talk at @madvue_es
adamdehaven.com/articles/pow…
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Let's talk about @nuxt_js and why you should be using it.
juststeveking.com/articles/n…
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
I am very happy for Tanner and the amazing work he does 💚
But let’s not forget that without the amazing work of @_pi0_ done on @nitrojsdev, TanStack Start would probably never deploy to so many hosting providers.
Still I don’t see much sponsoring from those platforms going to Nitro or UnJS…
🎉 @Netlify is now the official deployment partner for @Tan_Stack Start! We trust Netlify now more than ever to deliver on TanStack's vision:
🔹 Unmatched DX from code to user
🔹 Simple and Flawless Performance
🔹 Ultimate Flexibility and Composability
This partnership is all about making web development smoother, faster, and more powerful for everyone. I'm excited for what this has already and will continue to enable us to do at TanStack!
tanstack.com/blog/netlify-pa…
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Lol, it's funny if you think that ChatGPT actually lose its job to AI 😂
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
I was planning to work on some fun projects during the holidays, but now I'm back to OSS maintenance, and there's a lot of it. So tired..
People think OSS is fun, but it's not—especially for low-level project maintenance. It's unseen, unappreciated, and constant labor.
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
SVG Mask Effect (ported from Aceternity UI) is now live on Inspira UI.
Check it out here: inspira-ui.com/components/sv…
Hafiz | QuasarUI | Supersaas retweeted
Agreed. The value of PR descriptions is often in things that are NOT directly inferable from the changes:
- What original problem led to this PR?
- Are there related issues / prior discussions?
- What alternatives have been tried? Does this supersede previous attempts?
- Why are certain seemingly unreasonable choices made? What are the tradeoffs?
AI that generates summary based on the changes of an isolated PR is not really helpful in a meaningful way. Good PR descriptions need not only a holistic understanding of the entire codebase, but even the contribution history of the project. That’s of course harder to do, but I think it’s a possible direction to make it actually useful.
