@m1iles@djangoproject@django_ninja@tan_stack Hey man, sorry for the late reply.
I'm not using the template professionally right now, and might not again for years, so I will probably not give it more love in a long time.
I made django-tanstack-starter public on GitHub – my template for building new applications, using mainly @djangoproject, @django_ninja, and @tan_stack (Router, Query, and soon Start).
https://t.co/vnoDmUj8zK
@ryanflorence I'm hoping you have genuine fun with it and you don't let it get to you. You can't please them all.
99.9% of users are incredibly grateful for the stability, and the smooth upgrade paths, but are not as vocal.
@joshmanders Sounds good.
Yeah, when I first fell down the VIM rabbit hole I got pretty bad overuse issues in my pinkies. I have never had issues when using the mouse in conjunction with the keyboard.
Even if all-in VIM was slightly faster for editing, is editing speed ever the bottleneck?
@joshmanders What has been your experience with VIM key bindings in VS Code and other IDEs?
I used to try and use them, but got tired of the subtle differences everywhere. Still grateful for the VIM muscle memory when I have to do SSH file editing, etc.
@joshmanders Awesome. I'm not the biggest death metal fan, but Soreption's first two albums are the grooviest metal albums I've ever heard. Can't get enough.
Is there an assets-webpack-plugin equivalent for Vite/Rollup? It's fairly straight-forward to create a limited plugin yourself, but there might be a better way.
https://t.co/14P09V0BKr
#vite#rollup#webpack
@stephenhaney I explored this approach a while back in the Svelte 2 days, and the master himself responded saying that the boilerplate in the screenshot above could possibly be removed in favor of a Svelte preprocessor, but I didn't investigate that approach further.
https://t.co/DyqLv5qrZk
@stephenhaney It's definitely possible, if you e.g. have existing MST models that you want to incorporate into a new Svelte section of your project.
I personally wouldn't set up a new project like this though.
@lasarkolja@SirajChokshi@AdamRackis If you have a big SvelteKit project, you can configure VS Code to use "Explorer: Sort Order" to "filesFirst" and see if you like it.