Pierre Lebrun

I love creating user experiences and software plumbery. Work at @doximity. Opinions my own.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@freychu Love your content! I came across what I thought was a really interesting directory about city neighbourhoods for world travellers while doing research for a project of my own, check this out: https://t.co/IGUjG01V99

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@diegzumillo @obey_love Are you using any third party components or libraries for this? Would love to see a write up of how this was done

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@danielkelly_io @vuejsamsterdam Really great talk! Inspired me to check out cursor, been putting it off.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@jamonholmgren Are you using GDScript or C# with Godot? Wondering about the quality of code that AI can spit out given that GDScript has a lot less public code to train on.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

Just opened a bluesky account - and it's a breath of fresh air. It's made me realize how bad things at Elon's Twitter have become. X is feeding me mostly right wing trolls and people trying to spam promote their OF accounts (why?!).

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@EndLoopGames This is really cool. Giving you a follow. Do you have any game ideas based on these fluid dynamics or just messing around for now?

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@ChShersh No worries, it's easy: libraries have books!

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@evanyou The React drama makes me really appreciate Vue's RFC process and the level of care and consideration put into API change decisions by maintainers + really paying attention to community feedback.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@jamonholmgren @ddunderfelt Tell her to check out the tractor resistant varieties.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@evanyou Love the simplicity of the options API but Composition API was a game changer for our codebase. Being able to organize feature / business logic outside of components for our larger/complex app with lots of features just makes sense. So much easier to group related things now.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@jamonholmgren Nah nah nah boo boo

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@AlPalVipond This is a great resource! You are one of the most underrated people I follow on Twitter.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@jamonholmgren You're dead to me. Loved your perspective up to this point but I can't stand for this kind of abhorrent degenerate amoral behavior.

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@mattpocockuk And it really makes it "self paced" in that it's easy to skip ahead or rush through a topic when you're already familiar with it.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

After years of resistance, I've finally relented and I will admit, I was wrong. This is great. #typescript

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@mattpocockuk I think the format is actually perfect for this day and age when it's no longer hard to get answers to very specific questions. Having the structure of a course and exercises to reinforce learning are the most valuable things that you could provide.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@johnrushx That's a badass feature.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@SystemizCom @johnrushx Not judging here, I've had my fair share of "this link used to work", but I did think it was funny given the point about code you own (generated or not) vs code you don't.

[Pierre Lebrun @anthonylebrun]

@SystemizCom @johnrushx 😬