Michael Klein

I'm not a hater, #sveltekit feels cool. Having developed client-side apps for the past decade, it feels weird nobody seems to realize how deep of a hole we have dug ourselves into. Is this supposed to feel productive? SSR for what? You now have to maintain two apps, SSR & CSR.🔥

Coming from #emberjs and having heard for the past 10 years that it was hard to pick up for its “magic”, reading the docs for #sveltekit feels comical. It's littered with conventions that are plain weird. It also adds SSR complexity, which you probably don't need. This is fine 🔥

Pattern matching URLs with #svelte kit router is pretty cool 🥳 as is #sveltekit in general. whoop whoop kit.svelte.dev/docs/advanced…

Dear #emberjs friends! I just published a blog post about the newish concept of `Resource`s in Ember. As you might be able to tell, I'm pretty excited about the concept. Are you already using resources? effective-ember.com/blog/res…

Dear #emberjs friends, I just published ember-statecharts v.0.15.0. This version updates the `use-machine`-resource to an ember-resources resource. It's wonderful 😍! cc @nullvoxpopuli Release: github.com/LevelbossMike/emb…

Dear #emberjs friends, did you ever wonder if you should use dependency injection or a provider component? I wrote a blog post about React's provider pattern and how it can be used to improve your Ember.js codebase. effective-ember.com/blog/rea…

Am I missing something, or is the Turbopack vs. Vite drama really a discussion about the validity of the claim of HMR taking 0.01s with turbo vs. 0.09s with Vite? Is anybody going to notice the difference either way? Shouldn't devs focus on producing value for their(!) customers?

Unfortunately this is very true - youtu.be/Uo3cL4nrGOk

Dear tech-twitter: does something like a reasonable js/ts-toolkit exist that comes with sane defaults for setting up a monorepo, ci/cd-pipeline, changelog generation, release management...? Or does it come down to "you better know the ins/out of all recent things in existence"?