Noam Shemesh

@noam.sh

🛠️ Product @ Waves Audio 🌱 Life Enthusiast on an Entrepreneurial Journey 🚀 Crafting Web Experiences for fellow Makers: hayde.link • somakase.dev

Sunsetting SailKit. I built it to make email templating in SvelteKit feel natural: Svelte components in, responsive emails out. I still believe in that idea, and I’m proud of what the project became. 👇

I officially surrender. Really wanted to be as cool and productive as y'all, but I simply can't get used to vim motions. Sorry, I'm giving up for now 🤷 have to pick my battles.

IMHO, Zed is better than Cursor in almost every way. The only reason I even think about launching Cursor is that its autocomplete is simply on a different planet. @zed.dev any roadmap items? 🙈

enthusiasm is a magical source of energy 💪 Integrated the official Laravel + Svelte starter kit into LaraStart (🔖 v1). If you’ve been waiting for a sign to try this combo, this is the “omakase” setup I use daily 👇 github.com/n00ki/laras... #laravel #svelte #buildinpublic

GitHub - n00ki/larastart: The ultimate mise en place for your next Laravel + Svelte project 🚀

The ultimate mise en place for your next Laravel + Svelte project 🚀 - n00ki/larastart

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we obsess over making UI feel "fresh" but there's beauty in things that gain character as they age three divs three birthdays three stories of time software doesn't age. maybe it should 🤷 let-time-in.dev

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2026: the year of highly capable AI agents running bleeding-edge...bash scripts, XML, and markdown? 🫢 Everything old is new again. boring tech always wins.

I’ve spent the last few days building the same foundation three times: SvelteKit, TanStack Start, Laravel + Inertia. Classic analysis paralysis - Saw it coming from miles away and fell in anyway. Starting tomorrow, I’m giving myself permission to be “wrong” and committed 💪

I believe that building in public should feel like gathering around a campfire, not standing under a spotlight. What about you?

modern frontend frameworks might be lacking in some areas, but their DX and tooling story? absolutely unmatched in web development. I believe that ease-of-use is one of the key factors driving widespread adoption 🛠️

i used to love SvelteKit's "+" naming conventions. clean, clever, unmistakably Svelte. but after exploring other ecosystems lately, coming back feels... off. not bad, just different than what I need now. funny how you can appreciate something and still outgrow it.

I hate to admit it, but I'm starting to appreciate React's "everything is JS" nature. Sure, HTML-first feels more intuitive and way less verbose, but there's something to the "forget templates, it's all just functions returning markup" story after all 😎