β twitter decisions seem driven by ego
β cool people I want to hear from are getting hurt and burnt out there
β monetisation of views twists even good people
absolutely! I go every month to https://www.edinburghjs.org, and sometimes GlasgowJS. (check out https://www.scottishtechnology.club...)
I also go to other meet-ups sometimes ... hit me up if you ever want me to come speak (doesn't have to be about Nuxt). π
I get _so_ many messages like this.
thank you.
they are all dearly read - and I appreciate you so much β€οΈ
yes, I have a tesla - and I love it! π₯
I'm a bit doubtful of where the company is going though, so I might reconsider in future (or opt out of having a car altogether) - I'd welcome any recommendations π
here's how I implemented it for my own site:
1οΈβ£ extract metadata at build-time: https://github.com/danielroe/roe.dev/blob/main/modules/metadata.ts
2οΈβ£ render RSS: https://github.com/danielroe/roe.dev/blob/main/server/routes/rss.xml.get.ts
you could probably also use `remark-html` to serialise the parsed markdown to HTML at runtime
I hope that helps π
I think:
π΅ -> critical mass of tech folk <-
π΅ simpler setup + easier to use
π΅ strong (and better?) moderation
π΅ decentralised but easier to get your own custom handle
(I'm still a huge fan of mastodon of course)
somewhat! I currently use https://typefully.com, and manually duplicate on π¦
however, I'm looking for a solution that supports mastodon, twitter + bluesky
... might even create my own solution if I can't find one
π RFB: request for bugs
I've recently taken over maintenance of `GoogleChromeLabs/critters` (now renamed to `beasties`) - a library for inlining critical css.
π if you were using critters and you have a feature req or bug, I'd love to hear from you π
I don't play many video games.
βͺοΈ used to love age of empires π
βͺοΈ and sometimes dive into a roguelike like https://te4.org
βͺοΈ was seriously addicted to tetris at one point
but enough people are recommending good games to me, so maybe that will change! π€·ββοΈ
laravel is a _fantastic_ framework - I always love using it. in fact, I used laravel as the backend for my last startup, with nuxt as the frontend.
you have two options for laravel:
1οΈβ£ backend api w/ nuxt frontend (ssr/spa) π
2οΈβ£ full stack w/ nuxt spa - can also work
I have one child - he's four and a total delight to me.
he is _full_ of energy and very inventive and imaginative - and always building something. I'd love to teach him coding if it's interesting to him (and I imagine it might be)
#ama is a bit too short for a detailed response, but in brief:
β
absolutely fine to build a site with nuxt as sole framework
β
oauth is often a good choice, or you could also use a 3rd-party providers - many have solid integrations with nuxt
feel free to follow up via DM
announcing `nuxt-workers` ... a tiny nuxt module to make using the Web Workers API type-safe and automatic within your apps.
π₯ zero-config - just drop files in a `workers/` directory
π isomorphic - works server + client
πͺ fully typed
β¨ auto-imported
playing around a little desktop status dashboard
here's a very rough proof-of-concept
in honesty, in most use cases I'd recommend using nuxt.
(and I am a perf freak who hates any unnecessary line of code)
but here are some:
βΆοΈ native apps - like https://nativescript-vue.org
βΆοΈ cli tools using something like https://vue-termui.dev
βΆοΈ microfrontends - for now!