Isaac Ben Hutta

Full Stack Software Developer. Main tools I use are Laravel, WordPress, and Vue/React.js. Youtube channel -

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@realEstateTrent I switched from a 34” Ultra-wide to the Pro Display XDR - I’m very happy with it and highly recommend.

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@pascalbaljet Maybe try Steelcase Leap V2. I really like mine.

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It's easier than ever to create content for tutorials it seems.
Amazing how #ChatGPT can just interpret the rules format here. Haven't tested the code, but it's for sure a great start.

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@houlihan_rick So what do you do when you need to model something like taxonomies in WordPress? If you embed the terms in a document you gotta update all documents if you ever change that term. How do you personally decide between embedding or storing a reference?

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@StevenLeiva1 Are you using an Air Fryer? Since starting to use it I rarely order takeout, it cooks everything pretty fast and cleaning is quick as well.

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@martinbean

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@rbates And thanks to those who work on open source, so we can actually do all of this.

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@rbates It makes work more fun. Sometimes you need a break from the frontend, so you work on the backend. In general it's a great feeling that you can deliver a complete app by yourself.

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@AdamRackis @cherthedev Big companies have buying power, they can give you a great health insurance plan, which you can't get as an individual, so in this case COBRA is helpful. You still pay a lot, but you get more for it. In fact COBRA can end up cheaper than you buying it on your own.

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@JackEllis Maybe email this guy https://t.co/CyODxntn0G

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@mjackson I think they just mean they can work on both back/frontend.

Either way, I assume you mean something like Laravel rendering an HTML template, well, you can still have Vue/React components there, which involves frontend work to render them. Still full stack.

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@evanyou Same, been working great for years now using Webpack. It would be a big downgrade in development experience without HMR.

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@DrNadolsky Nick’s ice cream is actually very tasty.

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Deployed a @vite_js project on @Netlify today. Web tooling has improved so much. Such a smooth process.

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@matt_reduce @mjackson I prefer non async state update. V-model is also something I miss a lot in React. I also get smart rendering by default, don’t have to start dealing with memo and useCallback to optimize performance.

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@matt_reduce @mjackson Can do JSX too with Vue. Most of my work is around complex forms, so to me that was a pain with React. Even with Formik I’d still prefer plain Vue.

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@DrNadolsky @DaveKeto So targeting 70 and below seems not so good as well. At least based on this.

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@Una You already have a large user base that follows you to get smarter. Just write a book, or sell online courses. Pretty sure it will sell.

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@DamianDulisz I switched from two 24'' to one 34''. I find it easier to focus on one monitor.