Created an architecture map of @langchain 's open source library!
It's powerful stuff, but unintuitive how the different pieces slot together. Take a look if you're trying to get a conceptual overview of it:
https://t.co/fBqEJUYQOr (thx @Heptabase)
Introducing keyzz (https://t.co/0kisT5HEB5)
Was tired of switching between OpenAI's usage page and other API consoles to see how much $ was being spent, so I built a home for them.
Made with @nextjs@tailwindcss and @shadcn's UI
*API keys are encrypted and only stored locally
Tools for better thinking
Collection of thinking tools and frameworks to help you solve problems, make decisions and understand systems.
🔗: https://t.co/UoZzolSLiY
🔍 Now in the latest @nuxt_js DevTools, you are able to inspect the elements, open the corresponding source right inside the embedded VS Code, and edit them with HMR!
FULL FEEDBACK LOOP - make changes without the need to learn project structure - or even leave the browser! 🤯
I'm excited to announce my first 🆓 video course on Epic Web 🌌
https://t.co/rbRIKgPsg4 🎈
In this 15 video tutorial, you'll learn how to make your application ⚡ without compromises by deploying your web apps on the edge (including data)! Check it out! 🌐
I've worked on many design systems and UI kits in my life, but never thought I'd be making one for the terminal 🤓
I've been working on Ink UI the past few days. It's a small set of customizable components for your Ink apps. Will share more soon!
I created a vue package for authenticating users with @vuejs and @supabase . It's an exact replica (or maybe close) of their own Auth UI (for React). You can view it here - https://t.co/kECh0rOqsA
Wouldn't it be nice to put a deadline to your TODOs and FIXMEs so that they become linter warnings after that date?
If so, I made an ESLint rule for you 🙃
It’s here. Shipping the biggest update for the components.
◆ Theming with CSS variables.
◆ A CLI for installing components.
◆ New components: Card, Skeleton, Date pickers...
◆ Updated docs.
Check it out: https://t.co/ok7zsz6kL0
Free and Open Source.
Problem:
You want to run multiple npm scripts at the same time.
Solution:
1. Use npm-run-all.
2. Give related scripts a common prefix.
Then you can run scripts in parallel like this:
Why I prefer const:
It encourages a single, immutable declaration. This is often simpler.
Note how the logic using let below is much more syntax and noise. showRequiredLabel is set 3 times. 👎
With const, it’s referenced once, and the reader knows it can’t change. 👍