Stuart Britt

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@FitnessFirst_UK Maybe you didn't read what I said. The only contact form I can find in the site asks me to select a club and says my message will be forwarded to the club, which is now closed.
If you could tell me how to reach membership services, I'd happily try.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

Just been to Basingstoke @FitnessFirst_UK and found that the gym is closing down today! Neither my wife or I have received an email (we have both checked junk mail). And a full month's subscription left our accounts just over a week ago. Well done on screwing your members.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@eGirl_XM1 @zeddotdev Yep,that can be annoying.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@joyofcodedev How's Zed with svelte / kit?

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@pilcrowonpaper Drizzle for schema and migrations. Kysely for querying. Use kysely-drizzle to integrate the two. Kysely gives you better type safety when writing queries.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

Trying #GPT5 in vs code and was expecting great things. It might be clever, but it **sucks** at explaining things. Working on a domain model and I'm struggling to understand what it's telling me. Might try again when coding, but back to Claude Sonnet 4 for now.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@khromov The only time I ever see that is when there's an agent mode edit that I need to accept or reject.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@joyofcodedev So the new mutation DX is much more concise. But I find the old one much easier to understand.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@arktypeio @ssalbdivad Seems cool, but would be really good to see a use case for some of these examples. In the docs if not the post. A "what problems this solves" kinda thing.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@khromov Nice! Does this do any better / different to using context7?

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@arktypeio has been unusually quiet for a month. Hope everything is ok.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@EnyelSequeira @arktypeio And yes, this is absolutely a skill issue on my part. (Or simply not understanding what certain words or phrases mean!). But I'm sure there are lots of people in my position who could get a lot out of Arktype if they had a little more info pitched at their level.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@EnyelSequeira @arktypeio I agree. I'm enjoying Arktype and the docs are now fairly comprehensive. *But* they assume a lot of knowledge that I think a good proportion of the potential audience just doesn't have. They use the language of a Typescript expert in a few too many places.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@pilcrowonpaper If the oauth provider provides a refresh token and ID token, then I refetch the user details from the provider each time I extend the session (so usually at half the session lifetime).

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@PaoloRicciuti @hiitsricardo @sveltejs Are there any docs that highlight the types of things stores are better for?

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@arktypeio Missed out a 't' in your docs link!

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@VanTanev @mattpocockuk @skeema_io Looks interesting. Shame it's MySql only though.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

@VanTanev @mattpocockuk Have you tried drizzle with kysely together (using drizzle-kysely). Set up table schema easily with drizzle, handle db push or migrations, then use kysely to do type safe queries. Works beautifully.

[Stuart Britt @StuartBritt]

Using @kysely_ and @DrizzleORM together is a great experience. Drizzle for schema, migrations and studio, Kysley for selects, inserts and updates that are more likely to be right first time.
Kysley also seems to make it easier to write to JSONB in Postgres.
So grateful for both!