Budapeşte

web developer and psychologist

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

if you look at this comparison and still think .net is better your priorities may be wrong

[Peter Morris @MrPeterLMorris]

I think I'll stick with .NET, thanks

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

smashing that undo button

[sid @immasiddx]

Apple finally brought back the Mickey Mouse pointer in macOS 27 😭

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

as soon as they said "we partnered with google" i was out

[Brooks Otterlake @i_zzzzzz]

Insane that this is the main image Apple is using to show off the new AI Siri

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

I just realized the Nextjs 16 (turbopack) app I'm working on is using 12 gb of RAM in dev???????? I don't care what the client thinks I'm switching over to tanstack, it's mostly hydrated using strapi anyway.

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

If you're forced to use nextjs, adjust your tailwind classes using the browser inspector, trust me it's wayyy faster than "hot reloading" that next "provides"

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

my brother in christ does this framework even support HMR anymore? I change a single className and i'm forced to reload the page which takes a million years because it compiles everything every time

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

once again i'm stuck with nextjs for a project i got hired to do an i'm hating every second of it....... why is it so slow on dev? also what even is the advantage of using turbopack??

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

once again i'm stuck with nextjs for a project i got hired to do an i'm hating every second of it....... why is it so slow on dev? also what even is the advantage of using turbopack??

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

I've been using oxlint and oxfmt for a while now and let me just say I am NEVER writing another eslint config file EVER AGAIN

[Cam @Cameron_C2]

Oxlint v1.64.0 & Oxfmt v0.49.0 are out! 🚀
→ oxfmt experimental svelte support
→ ruleCustomizations linter LSP option
→ improved disable directive handling
→ 15 bug fixes
→ performance optimizations in oxfmt CLI

take a look below ⬇️

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

@AnaArsonist i like it because the battery is good, i don't care about the enter key's size

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

@JinjingLiang is there a global config for this i couldn't see any online

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

@jarredsumner passing tests is great but have you been using the rust port internally already? this feels rushed

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

here's my wishlist:
1) ios

[Andreas Storm @avstorm]

One of the biggest Android updates ever is coming.

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

@thoniahilary onThingInTheDependencyArrayChange

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

as much as i find the first statement true, this really isn't bloat

[raf @notashelf]

I think Bun's current approach is just asking a clanker for a things they could implement on a random Friday and then telling it to implement it for the hell of it.

Give me one good reason for my runtime to be able to procecess images in multiple formats. ONE.

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

i hate animations on the web why cant anything just stay put

[Mo Siddique @mosiddiquee]

Animated favicon for a client

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

damn is that why we do that? i never used c#

[Cory House @housecor]

The single greatest sign a C# dev wrote your TypeScript:

interface IUser {

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

@IroncladDev i like naming files based on the variable name in it, i used to name everything very carefully like "project.get.ts" but your team members aren't looking for feature names they usually search for variable names instead like projectGet etc.

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

really good analogy but ai development also comes with your llm panicking at the sight of a single bug

[Nandkishor @devops_nk]

Honestly, this is the most accurate diagram I've seen.

Waterfall: You plan for 18 months and deliver exactly what nobody needs anymore.

Agile: You deliver something usable at every step, but the CEO keeps asking, "Where's the car?"

AI: You get the car on day one. It has six wheels, the doors are on backwards, and it has a rocket launcher. You spend more time making it yours than actually "building"; it's shaping. owning. verifying. That's what the best AI developers do now. They don't build. They shape and own.

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

no hate but i hate that

[matt rothenberg @mattrothenberg]

ummm you can create some obnoxiously cool focus rings with the new HTML-in-Canvas API

[Budapeşte @solpeste]

@_newtonjob using assertions instead of a fallbacks is good but what even is this option? most of the time that code will not compile