No poner límite a los centros de datos lleva precisamente al acaparamiento de la capacidad de conexión y a la imposibilidad de construir viviendas e instalar industrias. El decreto necesita retoques técnicos, pero la idea que subyace es correcta.

Guillermo Zapata@gzapata.bsky.social · 2d ago

Esta bien que se vayan delimitando los campos también en este tema. El PP quiere para los Centros de Datos la misma legislación que para la vivienda: ninguna.

COMO LOS GRIEGOS / Limón en salmuera El producto que les vendo es, literalmente, un condimento, formulado en África y con el que cocinar a) platos africanos, destinados ya a ser locales, y b) platos europeos ✍️ @guillemmartinez.bsky.social ctxt.es/es/20260801/...

Limón en salmuera

El producto que les vendo es, literalmente, un condimento, formulado en África y con el que cocinar a) platos africanos, destinados ya a ser locales, y b) platos europeos. Hoy, de hecho, les chutaré…

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Exactly this.

“Last year, Microsoft made $101 billion in profits, got a $12.5 billion tax break from Trump & paid its CEO $96 million. This year, it’s raising the price of an Xbox by $150 & eliminating 3,200 jobs. Please don’t tell me corporate tax breaks create jobs. It never trickles down.” - Bernie Sanders

Honestly I never had a real use case for nested menus but always found fancy to implement it. This one is done #gleamlang for Lustre following shadcn implementation using new browser command invoker and popover api. Works in my mac in Firefox, Safari and Chrome without any issues.

shadcn like calendar in #gleamlang

I have published the Storybook for my UI components in #gleamlang new addition this week is the combobox. Let me know how you see it in your browser gg-gleam.github.io/gg_ui/

shadcn in Gleam, that's all I want for #gleamlang

Shared in #gleamlang discord. This is super good for understanding the mindset on Gleam on how to organize business logic escherize.com/gleam-katas/

DDD in Gleam

A 10-kata progression that teaches idiomatic Gleam through DDD’s vocabulary.

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These are the kind of primitives not every Gleam dev needs to reimplement. It's done once and done well. Future proof

Andrés@andresgutgon.bsky.social · 3mo ago

It's this a Next.js app selector using shadcn? Nooo it #gleamlang coded in Gleam with modern CSS animation and popover api. Keyboard navigation

It's this a Next.js app selector using shadcn? Nooo it #gleamlang coded in Gleam with modern CSS animation and popover api. Keyboard navigation

Icons baby! I keep following shadcn philosophy for #gleamlang so I made the component library independent of the icon library. shadcn supports 5 icon sets. Now we support only 2 Lucide: lucide.dev/icons/ Tabler: tabler.io/icons 👇 more bellow

Developing a shadcn-like in #gleamlang and using modern CSS you get for free things like prefer reduce motion with just a sprinkle of CSS Here first shadcn tooltip does not honor prefer-reduce-motion on user's preference. Easy enough to achieve

Ok I could not resist adding a new theme with #gleamlang color

Exactly shadcn in Gleam/Lustre. I really love the way they manage to do the shapes + themes combination. And how it produces code that then we can use with consistent styles in our apps. I want the exact same experience for Gleam/Lustre. As always say probably get tired before shiping anything

The future is bright, this is already possible in Chromium browsers. Safari and Firefox are not as well supported for now. I'm working on a design system and I want to model components around web standard APIs. Later if necessary add JS compatibility.

I want to build a design system for the future in Gleam and Lustre. Probably work on it and ends abandoned as all my weekend projects but today I'm very bumped by the idea. I want it to be in the line of shad/cn in React world I find the best experience for having super well done components

I upgraded my nvim+lazygit game with these changes. LazyGit has custom commands. So you can override what you can do. In this case I changed how to 1. Create a worktree + new branch 2. Do some work there 3. `p` Promote to main worktree and delete the other workree

Time to stop for today

TIL that you can build a custom status line for Claude CLI Mine shows 1. Who am I 2. My current Claude subscription 3. Current modal 4. Usage stats This avoids `/usage` completely and makes it easier to see which sub you're using in case you have a personal and company-paid sub

Hi @hayleigh.dev, one question. I'm playing with Lustre and using default dev tools. I'm asking Claude, and it tells me that default dev tools do not handle code splitting. Is that the case? And if it is, what's the correct approach?

Man, Gleam + Lustre can do whatever a JS frontend can do. This is not only a list. If you check my pass posts in Blsky you would see this is an infinite list virtualized. Now it's an: infinite-list-virtualized-with-view-transitions 🤣 #gleamlang #elixirlang #erlang

Ok today i did the list infinite pagination in #gleamlang #elixir but also virtualized (next message 👇)

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Forgot to mention is about #gleamlang #elixirlang

Andrés@andresgutgon.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I implemented `react-query` but for Gleam. So the SPA can cache request. Literally 3 min ago so full of improvement but with AI was simple as hell. And code is super simple

I implemented `react-query` but for Gleam. So the SPA can cache request. Literally 3 min ago so full of improvement but with AI was simple as hell. And code is super simple

Liking so much @gleam.run that when I code on the weekends on it my nvim has a theme for it

Trying Gleam, I already did an API following this guide lukwol.github.io/gleam-guide/ Quite happy with the stack for migrations and SQL queries. All super typed. And DX is the best. Gleam is fast! LSP, CLI all of it. # elixirlang #gleam

I'm in love with github.com/casey/just. It's like Makefile but way better, can be organized in subgroups easily, and load of .env files out of the box.

I have to say that I have been a long-time user of Nvim. But never tried code actions. Gleam LSP is super nice; it lets you convert a callback-hell function into a function that uses `use` back and forth.