Shaun Richarson

@shaun.click

Full stack Software dev. Previously Fintech, Newly New Zealander! 🥝

Have you seen this dog? He's been spotted helping people escape ad-infested search engines and find what they're actually looking for.

A "Have You Seen This Dog?" flyer featuring the Kagi mascot taped to a wooden telephone pole, with tear-off tabs reading "KAGI.COM" along the bottom.

This was in my mind basically since the release of customizable select...and I'm happy to say that Svelte is the first framework to support this beautiful API with hydration! SO pumped about this! 🧡 I'll also try to spread the word (and possibly open a few PR) to also support this everywhere! 😎

Solidstart, Next, Nuxt and Analog erroring out on hydration of a rich content select.
Svelte Society@sveltesociety.dev · 10mo ago

Svelte is the first framework to let you use CUSTOM <select> elements. How about that? REPL: www.sveltelab.dev/k486rw4vl693... Video: youtube.com/shorts/sdCfj...

'Use AI to write your tests', feels backwards to me. If anything you should write a ton of simple tests to define your outputs, then tell the AI to write code until all tests pass.

One thing I love about the new #svelte #kit remote functions, is that I all of a sudden need to care less about the object-relational impedance. I can call stuff at the site where it matters. I can control the information at a more natural place instead of wrangling joins

I have been given a green light to start talks with potential engineer candidates. Any gamedev folks who have been affected by the layoffs please reach out. Primarily looking to get at least one engineer who specializes in mobile work (expo + react native) Details in following posts

Jeff "Pixel" Atelier @nomadic-pixel.com · last yr.

Trying to make sure I repost anyone looking for work from the recent gamedev layoffs My company is looking for some engineers and product people. It’s not gamedev but it’s just as impactful work. We are in some weird times, so just know it’s okay to take a step away and come back when it’s better