This is just so horrible and mean-spirited. All the guy is doing is showing something cool he made which is just an homage to an OG app. It’s cool! Why tear a man down for it?
@Voxyz_ai Bash is not all you need. It is not an efficient language to use especially if you want to do multiple or all your tasks in. You are much better served if you use Python or Node where you have a large std lib and ecosystem. You also have better isolation.
@_pi0_ Very true!
I worked a project with a core module and then a plugin system, making sure I'm reviewing the core code and writing parts of it myself.
At a point, I let AI do the coding for core. When looking at that code now I wondered how it's even possible to make such mistakes.
@M_S_Rabi@jkelwn Which makes more sense, because there’s no incentive for the social media to grab attention
BeReal had a dwindling user base because of that. Here you’ve already paid for the product
@mhaxks@jpschroeder@reactjs@nextjs@vercel@vuejs@vite_js Huh.
They have done more for the JS community than any other framework. If you can’t bring anything constructive to say other than insults, try to see who the real loser is.
@0xsaksham@jpschroeder@reactjs@nextjs@vercel@vuejs@vite_js@tan_stack Tanstack Start wouldn’t have been possible without Nitro, which is made by @_pi0_.
He literally said it in there. The @vuejs have proven time and again to be deeply invested in the FOSS/JS community and made sure that what they make benefits others as much as possible.
@hd_nvim@vuejs@LynxJS_org You might not even need the main modifier in the template. I’m pretty sure the compiler will be able to distinguish between the two.
@kiwicopple@supabase Ah, so it was an experiment!
When I went to use it, it felt like there were too many options, and I essentially had analysis paralysis wondering if I'm missing out on anything important if I went for the blank version but I already knew what I wanted.
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@thisiscelik @ilyamiskov Sounds good, but in application I feel it’ll fall short. People will want to avoid clicking that button unless they already have text pasted in. We could probably have helper text saying that it’s possible to do that, but that’ll be too much work.
@disco_lu Apple pioneered most of the now common scroll animation techniques you see today.
Scroll hijacking only applies when you’re replacing the natural momentum of scroll with a fake one (via Locomotive Scroll, Lenis). Apple hasn’t done that and will not do it.
@rauchg@jdan They removed it in v6 with this PR:
https://t.co/XhHMykmv9q
They also have it highlighted in their changelog for v6:
https://t.co/NFceMkRL9d