JYC

@jyc.dev

💯 Enthusiast, 🧡 Open Source // A French living in Austria. #OSS 👉 https://github.com/jycouet #BuildInPublic 👉 https://skyzoo.blue & https://jyc.dev 💻🚴🏃 https://kimbia.app/

Great fun to be part of this ! See you somewhere in Europe soon In the meantime, go out... Run, bike, Hike, ... Live your own adventure

Atmosphere Community@atmosphere.community · last wk.

A new theme runs in the door: @kimbia.app builder @jyc.dev submitted a theme with a running duck (running gait in the animation) and goose overlays (crimson headband, race bib no. 7, a pumping wing-hand, speed lines behind) Check out kimbia.app and the theme live on atmosphereconf.org

I am determined to prove that you can be largely anti-AI but also not be an asshole. The attitudes of some people on this site will NOT win over any minds or win you over any favours. If you insult someone, you are doing it to a real person. And it sucks!

I'm learning IPv4 / v6... Thx to atproto architecture! On my phone with roaming data, I can't access IPv4 services. I'll write about it I think,!!!

Yes UI has glitches, yes service is down from time to time and yes it's annoying as we depend on github especially OSS. But how much activity increase in the last months ? How many clanker looping over non stop ? How much do you pay for the service ? How many private repo are used for business ?

The sharing feature is finally starting to look the way I wanted it to 🎨 _(still a LOT to do)_ You like early stuff, you're into atproto and sport? (you are not an atproto native speaker, we have an easy onboarding 🤞) Give it a try at kimbia.app Ping me if you have any questions :)

Kimbia - A training journal that belongs to you.

Sync from your watch. Bring your coach along. Own every byte, forever.

kimbia.app

JYC@jyc.kimbia.social · last mo.

Such a great event in Saint Brevin les Pins 10k on the sand 🏖️ And kids race as well 👌 #running #kimbia

Visuel de l'activité « Les foulées des dunes » : 10,08 km, 48:30, 83 m D+.

Migration experience for SvelteKit 3 will be killer. We have a bunch of auto-migrations and then also scan your code for things we cannot migrate via static analysis. From that we generate a md file with instructions. Tested this flow with a couple of LLMs and they all nailed it