@D40B

Web-Dev. Did Computer Linguistics. Helping indie devs getting organised via @codecks_io. Part of @saftladenberlin.

Berlin
Joined May 2011
I will be giving a very spontaneous presentation about React Performance today at #reactberlin. Wish me luck! If all goes well I will share more details in the future 🤞
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Daniel Berndt retweeted
New Codecks update "No More Ghosting" is out now! 🙅‍♀️👻 📥 Default Inbox Decks 🔶 Manual Sorting Milestones 🌈 Options for color-blind card colors Full changelog: codecks.io/changelog/
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Uh lovely! It's that time of year again 🌈 @saftladenberlin
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Daniel Berndt retweeted
We've just updated the Showcase section on our website to include more amazing games made with Codecks: 🔹 @NivalisGame by @ionlands 🔹 Tentacular by @firepunchd 🔹 We Stay Behind by @tweetingwoods codecks.io/showcase/
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Daniel Berndt retweeted
Codecks 2.67 "Long-overdue!" is OUT NOW This update features: 🔔 Due Dates 📶 Multi-Dimensional Card Sorting 🛠 Various improvements and fixes ➡️ More details & full changelog: codecks.io/changelog/
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Really glad I've benchmarked this before putting this into production! Turns out the "improved" version is over 500x slower. 😅
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To give more context: this is about a routine that parses tags, emojis and our custom mention format like `@[userId:123]` I've created tokenizers to plug into micromark (aka remark) for parsing markdown.
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I've tried to apply these tokenizers for non-markdown strings now. And turns out they're no match for the old regexes I've been running before. There can be several hundreds of these strings on the screen. So the new version won't go live like that 🙅
Hey, #ReactJS devs, we haven’t met in a while – that’s why we’re back with a new edition of React Berlin Meetup. We’re going to meet on Apr 28 to dive deep into our favourite libraries, tools, and patterns. See talks by @andreysitnik @pesterhazy @fabien0102 @midudev & more!

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Daniel Berndt retweeted
4 Reasons why (Discord) Community Management is super important for Game Devs... 🧵
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I've spent the past 6 weeks on creating the best Discord Bot I could! The result is v2 of Decky. Now fully embracing slash commands, threads and all the new features Discord has been throwing at us recently! Really happy with it! We've even put it on PH: producthunt.com/posts/decky
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Daniel Berndt retweeted
Huetone is here! 🌈 It's the tool you need to create and fine-tune your color system. Details in thread huetone.ardov.me/
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✨ Job alert ✨ We're looking for a Generalist Programmer (Remote) to work with us on our next (multiplayer!) game ➡️ Find out more: maschinen-mensch.com/jobs/ge… Please RT and share with anyone who might be interested
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Oh hi. Have you heard of a game called Wordle? No? Well, here's a German version of it. So in case you were wondering if there are any German words with only 5 letters. This is your chance to find out. wortle.schmonz.club/
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It: - is fully open source: github.com/danielberndt/buil… - has a hand-picked dictionary of ~1700 words - works offline - was a great learning opportunity for me to dabble into the intersection of games and web dev
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A lot of stuff I've got to learn working on it: - doing my first ever Twitch stream - using Cloudflare as a cache-layer - css & ui component architecture with dark mode support - orchestrate animation chains - small footprint by using preact and vanilla-extract
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Daniel Berndt retweeted
Codecks 2.64 "Your Upvote, Your Voice" is OUT NOW! This update features: 👍 Major community upvoting improvements 💳 Reworked subscription engine 🛠 Various improvements and fixes ➡️ More details & full changelog: codecks.io/changelog/
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Here's some numbers of my first ever stream: Turn's out, I'm not famous yet 😅 but I've learned a few things: nitter.cf/D40B/status/1479855965…
🟩⬜️🟨⬜️🟩 I'm doing a "Let's build a Wordle" stream in a few minutes! ⬜️🟩⬜️🟨🟨 We're gonna build a web app from scratch using @vite_js @preactjs & vanilla-extract. 🎥 Here's the link to the stream: twitch.tv/d40b_codes
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4. Live coding is a rather effective for getting things done! Being driven to show something visible and interactive helps at not over-architecting your app. Having tangible results early on is super motivating! Skip the design-system, etc. Just get *something* on the screen!
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To sum it up, I've learned a lot and I feel it's worth exploring it more. So... I'm going to do it again 😊 Most likely tomorrow late afternoon CET.