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Pavel Reutov

@srsatt.dev

Frontend engineer in Berlin. Birdwatcher, dog person, electronics tinkerer, and builder of software projects of questionable necessity.

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Pavel Reutov @srsatt.dev · yesterday

Apparently you can build a modern web app with Solid SSR that idles at ~18 MB of memory and starts basically instantly. I find this deeply satisfying. #rust #solidjs #wasm #scriptc

Pavel Reutov @srsatt.dev · 2d ago

I prefer coding agents in the CLI, but long reports are awkward to review there. So I built Folio: a CLI+agent skill that turns Markdoc reports into HTML for browser review, then exports your comments back as Markdown. Images, video, code links & charts supported. github.com/srsatt/folio #ai #skill

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YouTrack @youtrack.cloud · 2mo ago

Create apps for YouTrack? The new Enhanced Developer Experience toolkit helps you build more complex apps faster, with TypeScript support and typings for the YouTrack workflow environments. Learn more: jb.gg/ytDXTbs

Enhanced Developer Experience toolkit for App Creators

Pavel Reutov @srsatt.dev · 3d ago

Less JavaScript, Native React, and Terminal Everything This week trims JavaScript with Baseline, takes React into GTK and the DOM into terminals, adds practical accessibility resources, connects compression to prediction, and... https://blog.srsatt.dev/2026-week-34/ #frontend #javascript #webdev

Less JavaScript, Native React, and Terminal Everything

This week trims JavaScript with Baseline, takes React into GTK and the DOM into terminals, adds practical accessibility resources, connects compression to prediction, and includes four of my experiments around WASM SSR, generated MCP applications, YouTrack, and durable agent reports.

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Pavel Reutov @srsatt.dev · 3w ago

This is the way how I work from home office.

A small curly-haired brown dog lies sprawled across a person’s lap and desk, facing an open laptop. Two split mechanical keyboards with red and blue backlighting sit on either side of the computer.

Pavel Reutov @srsatt.dev · 3w ago

My TRMNL e-ink display with a custom BYOS setup, showing indoor air quality, weather, Todoist tasks, and live bird detections from outside my home.

A TRMNL e-ink display on a desk showing the time, indoor CO₂, temperature and humidity, local weather, Todoist tasks, and BirdNET detections from outside the home. The bird panel reports 407 observations across 19 species, with common swifts and ravens among the latest detections. A white adjustable Lego desk lamp stands behind the display.