Joined September 2023
Finally, @Tan_Stack Start now supports React Server Components! Start's RSCs are a truly fetchable, cacheable and composable primitive that work with your favorite tools instead of dictating your entire architecture. Oh, and one more thing... "Composite Components" 馃槈 馃敆猬囷笍馃У
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"JS ecosystem always just reinventing itself" Dude electric cars are just reinvented combustion cars whitch are reinvented steam cars, witch are reinvented carriages, whitch are reinvented wooden carts Most thinks that we use are reinvented stuff
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I think I can safely say that we are in the era of transparent abstractions Everything is trying to help you do better code, but at the same time you immediately see the code it gives you, or its representation is very similar Examples: 馃У
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@shadcn ui - It gives you pre-made components, but they are directly in your code. You can see what they do and you can change them at will @tailwindcss - Gives you easier to compose classes, but does not hide their css under the class type `button` but `ml-2 flex-row`
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@DrizzleORM Its builder requires barely any preparation from you, as long as you know SQL Even vibe coding is that to some extent, because just like for example CMS'es. It lets you write code without knowledge, but in the end it gives you raw code in text
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Using @solid_js in private projects has the advantage that when it comes to working in an old project in react at work, you don't have to change the muscle memory Lately I've been using @vuejs more, and for the 10th time I wrote @change instead of onChange
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The longer I use @arktypeio the more I like it. I thought its calling card was its speed and type-save strings. And here it turns out that I can use match as coercing inside the object! Example:
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Sometimes Linux makes me feel stupid I'm today years ago when I discovered that I didn't have to bother with automatically switching to HSP/HFP (the worse sounding ones) on my headphones All I had to do was install wireplumber....
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It's funny that not long ago I hate using wildcards like React.useState, React.useEffect And now i overuse wildcards thanks to zod import * as pg from 'drizzle-orm/pg-core' import * as s from 'drizzle-orm' import * as v from 'valibot' import * as ark from 'arktype'
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