Creator of Husky, MistCSS, LowDB, JSON-Server, JSONPlaceholder and various OSS projects.
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Joined September 2013
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I hate when the only thing blocking the release of a tool is finding a decent name.
How did you find your project's name?
I enabled /voice and I almost not use my keyboard anymore.
Too bad, I just bought a new split keyboard that should arrive in late November 🥲
CSS-in-JS, CSS Modules and <name undecided> (working on it, pretty happy with the results so far).
Just not sure if it should be written in TS or Rust 🤔
GitHub.com has fully moved off CSS-in-JS to CSS Modules, resulting in 55% less server-side render time and 25% faster component init. View article
One of the hardest parts with AI coding is avoiding feature creep and knowing when to stop. Adding just a little more is too easy.
OSS or side projects are often an excuse to play with new tech.
JSON Server v2 (skipping v1 🗑️) is my excuse to finally use:
- @honojs
- Node's built-in SQLite (json-server db.sqlite | db.json)
- HTTP's new QUERY method
Bonus: if your Hono app already uses SQLite, you'll be able to mount a REST API on top of it in seconds.
This version should also be closer to something you can use in prod. Not released yet.
Getting back to posting online. It feels weird after such a long silence (I was still reading).
This period felt like a tunnel. A very happy one (new baby).
Sorry to anyone whose messages I left unanswered 🙇🏻♂️ I’d have loved to stay in touch, I just didn’t have the time.
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thinking about when two non-technical, unemployed kids tried vibe coding for the first time
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In my latest video I show how to set up @geteslint from end-to-end with @antfu7 eslint-config + @code editor settings, pre-commit hooks with @typicode husky + lint-staged and @github actions to run eslint for pull requests.
Watch 🍿: youtube.com/watch?v=Kr4VxMbF…
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people underestimate the mental cost of outsourcing code to Copilot/Cursor
it's a mortgage: quick progress now at the expense of not understanding your own codebase
it may be that beyond simple line autocomplete, it's more efficient in the long run to do everything yourself
There’s a lot of great things happening in other ecosystems (Go, Ruby, Elixir, …). Even in Node in general.
But it seems that Next.js/React are now the defaults for everything.
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BIG DAY. Introducing Standard Schema 1.0!
It's a specification for a "common interface" to be implemented by all TypeScript schema libraries, written collaboratively by the the creators of Zod (👋), Valibot, and ArkType to promote interoperability.
standardschema.dev/
