An underrated project that I find myself preferring over tools like Storybook is compodium by @rohm.dev It lets you have a similar component playground for both vue and nuxt devtools and built-in form generated from the actual component own props!

GitHub - romhml/compodium: A plug and play component playground for Vue and Nuxt.

A plug and play component playground for Vue and Nuxt. - romhml/compodium

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while laughing with a friend that was complaining that he had to study 4 RFC documents, I ended up telling him "at least your PM didn't ask the full JWT ecosystem!" But then I got curious to see the ones I've studied for unjwt, and only in my notes I've copied over 33 out of the +70 that exist...

I can finally say why I started ignoring h3-mcp-tools 😅 So many discussions and decisions were made in almost a year of experimentation!

Pooya Parsa@pi0.io · 4w ago

H3 and Nitro are getting a native MCP integration! Teaming up with @hugorcd.com and @sandros94.com to release it soon!

The only regret I have in life is not getting Excalibur Prime when I was able to.

Database management has more in common with thermodynamics than code.

I love lowcode, but how do I always find myself already deep into a new rabbit hole?

the placebo effect is incredible in humans (and probably animals too). It should always be respected in the right circumstances

After a year of studying and development now I think I have the specs pretty well covered. With unjwt v0.7 it landed multi-party signing and encryption, many convention and security hardening, as well as performance and improved types. But most importantly, docs!

unjwt - Low-level JWT toolkit on Web Crypto API

Sign, verify, encrypt, and decrypt JSON Web Tokens with Web Crypto APIs. JWS, JWE, and JWK in a single zero-dependency package.

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Just for fun I ended up doing an LLM research on myself (also because the last HR I've talked to mentioned that they couldn't find my OSS contributions) You'll be surprised not only by how much of you already is on the internet, but how many things you have done and may have forgotten

one of my drives in my san is dying after 2 years of service, which led me to countless hours of debugging and planning. but then as I was going to sleep I checked both my 4770k and Q6600, both doing great. Imagine running a system with a cpu legally allowed to get a driving license...

The first @nuxt.com v5 nightly build is more polished than you might think... The only changes made to make it work on @bunny.net are: - patch `@nuxt/icon` - fix Nitro imports - use `consola/browser` for Edge Scripting compatibility powered by @nitro.build v3 and @vite.dev v8

Nitro v3 beta is here! nitro.build/blog/v3-beta

I'm a heavy automd (@unjs.io) user, but didn't quite like having to manually setup @npmx.dev badges. Created a small PR to add it as a dedicated provider! 😬

feat(badges): add npmx.dev as a badge provider by sandros94 · Pull Request #137 · unjs/automd

Adds npmx.dev as a new provider option for the badges generator, sourcing badge images from https://npmx.dev/api/registry/badge/. Badge type mappings: npmVersion → /badge/version/{name} npmDownl...

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spent some time yesterday refactoring a bit unjwt, some of the changes were planned since months ago (mostly perf) others just turned out to be nice additions I've also added skills for your agents, just install it and let them help you use the power of JWT ```sh npx skills add sandros94/unjwt ```

Release v0.5.39 · sandros94/unjwt

compare changes 🔥 Performance Optimize JWE/JWS (67c2f7d) 🩹 Fixes h3v2: Do not rely on upstream event.res (8afdb1b) 💅 Refactors Improve performance, security, and bundle size across core module...

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npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends

Announcing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry

Today we're releasing the alpha of npmx.dev – a fast, modern browser for the npm registry, built in the open by a growing community.

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I'm working on an experimental preset that would make building and deploying full-stack @nitro.build v3 applications easier on @bunny.net Here's the experimental demo for SSR + Static Assest + WebSocket test-nitro-preset-un20f.bunny.run Or checkout the PR directly

feat(bunny): add new preset by sandros94 · Pull Request #4025 · nitrojs/nitro

🔗 Linked issue Discussed privately ❓ Type of change 📖 Documentation (updates to the documentation, readme, or JSdoc annotations) 🐞 Bug fix (a non-breaking change that fixes an issue) 👌 Enhance...

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🥗 unjs/c12 v4 (beta) -📦 Install size: 3.44 MB → 380 kB (deps: 20 → 7) - ⚡ TypeScript configs load ~2.5× faster on cold cache - 🔒 Supports expanding env vars via _FILE references With 37M monthly downloads, once everyone migrates, this saves over 100 TiB of bandwidth 🫣 github.com/unjs/c12/rel...

Release v4.0.0-beta.2 · unjs/c12

compare changes 📦 Package Improvements c12 install size is now down to 380kB from 3.44MB (20 deps to 7 deps). Loading TypeScript files is significantly faster (on cold cache) — simple TS config loa...

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@patak.dev here's a new conversation topic: WDYT about @katywings.bsky.social point? I can still remember my initial though on using git in general, because it made making mistakes more like a learning path rather than an issue. I should stop deleting posts just because I've made a typo

Katja Lutz 🦋🇨🇭@katywings.bsky.social · 7mo ago

I think Bluesky should allow edits and have an edit history (for everybody). The idea that you have to write a post perfectly with one try is essentially against human nature. Humans make errors, but some are willing to learn.

Small tip for speedrunners: if you want to reach @npmx.dev repo real quick just type repo.npmx.dev And since you are there now, make sure to star it

GitHub - npmx-dev/npmx.dev: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry

a fast, modern browser for the npm registry. Contribute to npmx-dev/npmx.dev development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Giving some love to what is probably my all-time favorite package, which powers everything under the hood 🙌 npmx.dev/h3

H3 now has a fancy CLI (powered by srvx)!

1,018,266 downloads in ONE DAY for @valibot.dev! 📈 Thank you! This little schema library means a lot to me, and seeing this support is unreal! 🙏 Let’s keep building safer, lighter TS apps together. v1.3 coming soon with even more goodies. 🔧

Corporate: "Learn how to spot scam attempts. Scammers often create a false sense of urgency to override your common sense." Corporate: "The market says if we don't adopt AI by Q3 we will be LEFT BEHIND."

Nitro v3 is so dead simple to integrate with whatever the f(st)ack you want. You have no excuse now.

Introducing Open Circle – powering the next chapter of @valibot.dev and @formisch.dev 🌀 ✅ Direct community sponsorships ✅ Transparent open source funding ✅ Community-driven development Full details here: valibot.dev/blog/introdu...

Introducing Open Circle

A few months ago, we moved the Valibot and Formisch repositories from Fabian's personal GitHub account into the Open Circle organization. This post explains what Open Circle is, why we made this chang...

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These are the same people that keep telling the EU that ticketing and real time data is a solved problem and making the data public is not necessary because people can just use their apps

Luca Casonato 🏳️‍🌈@lcas.dev · 8mo ago

A thread 🧵 of _terrible_ design decisions for the internal APIs of the two Italian high speed train operators, Italo and Trenitalia. Hardcoded passwords, terrible translations, spelling mistakes, xml in json (but utf8 encoded and transmitted as an array of numbers), it's all here. Enjoy!

Italy always amazes me... Arcade rooms and international majors for competitive videogames are practically banned thanks to a few meticulously crafter laws, which in contrast favours gambling especially in +18 but still <25~ audience I'm okay with gambling but why does nobody even know about this?

@valibot.dev v1.2 is out! This version adds powerful transformation actions for type coercion, new metadata features to improve AI tool integration, and ISBN validation for library management systems. valibot.dev/blog/valibot...

Lately I'm going a bit further compared to programming. In particular since I started struggling in building a project I have had in mind for so long. Ended up potentially finding the cause, and it comes down to the fundamental difference between algorithms and patterns.

It is amazing what you can achieve when you have a Spec, Fetch and WebCrypto API. Ended up writing `uns3`, a tiny, zero-dep, runtime-agnostic S3 client. I was looking for a dead simple DX like unstorage, but dedicated to S3 only

GitHub - sandros94/uns3: Tiny, zero-dep, runtime-agnostic S3 client.

Tiny, zero-dep, runtime-agnostic S3 client. Contribute to sandros94/uns3 development by creating an account on GitHub.

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