Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭

Software Developer 🧑🏻‍💻 Part time mad scientist ⚡️

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

**Introducing**
The easiest way to use Paraglide in NextJS to build an internationalized App.

💨 A breeze to set up - no need to change your `app/` folder
📦Built for RSC
🪄 Supports both App & Pages router
🤖 SEO friendly out of the box

Info below 👇

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

Video of the agent working. Usually headless, but here I turned on the headed browser

https://t.co/LpH1ohoycn

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

Give an Agent access to a screen reader and a description of a goal. Can it perform the task with only the screen-reader and keyboard controls?

Easy, automatic, a11y smoke-tests that can run in CI

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

Probably won't iterate on this more, but a fun idea. Did anyone else make something like this?

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

This will be the year of the linux desktop

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Great insights from @loris_sigrist on #React Server Components for improved internationalization solutions. #TechConference #ReactJS
https://t.co/wBpJFo8tPm

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@jldec Git isn't really meant to do this, but you could try one of the following:
- Different Submodules for public/private with different access control
- Use Git smudge/clean filters to encrypt the private content

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

@2co_p TS sees [newKey] as an extra property, which are allowed. Since all the expected properties are optional it views the pushed value as {} plus some extra stuff, which doesn't violate any type-constraints.

The following snippet works i think

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This is useful if you
- want to rework a package, but don't want to update every consumer upfront. You can temporarily have both versions of the package to ease migration
- want to be able to publish (security)-patches to legacy versions of your package

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Have you ever wanted to rework a package in your monorepo but still want to keep the old version around for patches while you migrate?

If you're using pnpm workspaces, do it like this 🧵

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

Packages in your workspace can import any version of the package using `workspace:<semver-range>`

[Roderik @roderik]

@pontusab @nextjs recently use the toolkits from @inlangHQ , was a really pleasurable experience

[ParaglideJS @paraglidejs]

The upcoming version of Paraglide-Next adds support for typedRoutes.

Get autocompletion on Links and useRouter

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

@FabianHiller @npmjs Congrats!

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Anyways, JS can be goofy, I just have to deal with it

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

I don't really care for most weird JS type behavior but this one is just vile

[Loris Sigrist 🇨🇭 @loris_sigrist]

You could argue this makes sense since a raw buffer doesn't have an "encoding".

However, in most people's mental model "encoding" just means "interpret the data like this".

In that sense, "no encoding" still constitutes as an encoding; the identity encoding