I hate CLIs. If you're gonna make me type commands to change config settings, tell me the exact fucking string you're expecting.
Peter Reeves
@peterreeves.bsky.social
Web developer in Sydney. Interested in Electric Unicycles (EUCs) and board games. (He/Him)
Hello lazyweb. I'm loving SvelteKit's `form` Remote Functions, but I'm constantly finding myself reaching for `enhance` so they don't reset after submitting. Is there a better way I'm missing?
Is something wrong with SvelteKit's GitHub release page? It shows that the most recent version is `2.67.0`, when the newest is `2.69.1`? github.com/sveltejs/kit... vs www.npmjs.com/package/@sve...
Wait Safari on iOS _still_ doesn't support WebXR? What the fuck?
have you seen the new supply chain vuln? don't update tubu. it's literally on heebee. they got poodee's deps. they infiltrated dippy. roll back weeno. disable scripts in ~/.gumpyrc. it's in poob. do not install poob. do not update poob. uninstall poob right now. poob has it in for you.
I'm playing through Blue Prince, and man it just _keeps going_ It's insane
I can't fucking believe the amount of glue AWS makes you have to do yourself sometimes. Like for real, you're the experts! Why am I doing this? I'm just trying to get your own fucking services to talk to each other!
Why does AWS make things so fucking hard. Please, I just want to build a good web app 😭
It's so funny every time I see WebComponent or HATEOS people push buildless approaches, usually with the line of "never fight with webpack again!". Bruh, nobody is using webpack. We're all on Vite now, and it's magical. I've never had a webpack style issue with Vite. Never. Vite just works.
React will only get better huh? Imagine releasing this video and then a level 10 CVE hits the next day 😂
Spent an hour setting up a SvelteKit project to stream updates using newline delimited JSON from the server that is powered by runes, before remembering that `$effect` doesn't run on the server 🥲 Oh well, I guess I refactor it to use `update` callbacks...
"Alright, time to make some progress on this side project that I've been putting off for a while!" *Opens AWS* *Looks at resource creation date* "Created 5 years ago" 💀
I don't understand people calling for employees of a company to distance themselves from a company's opinion. Because we all know that if some (non-CEO) employee tweets something that it's their own thought. But somehow if the CEO/company tweets something all employees need to make a statement?
I'm touching PHP for the first time and this is awful, you people actually live like this? I've been so spoiled by TypeScript.
I'm beginning to wonder though, with all their LLM focus, will Remix be usable WITHOUT using LLMs? Or will the experience be miserable boilerplate everywhere? In a choice between: a) FW that's ergonomic & efficient for humans b) FW that's LLM friendly I feel I'd want to maintain a) every time
LMAO why do I need to specify in the `bitbucket-pipelines.yml` that it should clone with LFS? Bitbucket YOU ARE THE ORIGIN, you should KNOW if the repo contains LFS files.
What is it about threejs itself and related projects that makes them all just JS with no TypeScript definitions? I really want the culture around threejs to embrace TypeScript already. I'm not thrilled about building 3D web apps with no type safety at all.
Just hit a fucking CORS issue because `fetch` behaves differently to `XMLHttpRequest`. The web is the most blursed platform ever.
Just hit a fun scenario where prettier removes parenthesis from an expression, but oxlint with the "fix" flag adds them back in (which in my opinion, is the correct choice). I can't wait for the oxc formatter to come out so I can rip out prettier from my projects.
Another day, another "why the fuck does `fetch` STILL not have progress events?!" occurrence that derails my project and makes me lose all momentum. Please for the love of god: browsers, Node, Deno, whoever. Just add download AND upload progress events to fetch. How did you release it in this state?
It’s literally testing the performance of rendering an array into a table/list Do you not have that in your app? I have like 20 of them in a normal app It’s a big and general enough task to not qualify as a microbenchmark
Imagine banging this out and actually posting it in a github discussion. What.
Using vanilla JS after only using React for yrs and it feels like a high school reunion …nostagic …vaguely familiar …I used to enjoy spending time here …ah, I probably have been blocking this out of my brain on purpose …wtf is going on …how was I living like this …I see why we haven’t kept in touch