Wyatt K.

@wyattkirby.com

Co-founder. Tech Adversary. Bennington Alum. Oregon Duck.

I've finally articulated what feels weird about htmx et al. I feel the pain point of duplicated rendering between server and client. I'm open to the idea of sending partial HTML instead of JSON data to rehydrate. I don't like relying on custom headers for content negotiation.

It's the little things that make an app feel good to live in. This took 2 days to get right, but I feel good about where we ended up for all the subtle interactions between selection borders and interactive edges at the seams of your sheets.

I can’t overstate how nice it is to have a camera that’s not a phone. Even a cheap one (mine is). Even if you don’t know what you’re doing (I don’t). The photos just feel so different, so much truer to life. The tiny smart phone lens warps everything just enough to fall into an uncanny valley.

I'm pretty stoked about the next version of Cassava I'm about to push. Why? Cassava in your CLI. Oh yeah, and we take JSON or CSV strings from stdin.

It's been quiet on the Cassava front for a couple weeks. We've been letting the alpha marinate as a daily driver and easing the pain on some rough edges. One such rough edge? Format-aware find for numeric values.

Oh, did I mention that because we support opening tabular JSON, this also means you can write SQL that joins *across* file types? If you think this is cool, we're actively seeking alpha users on Mac and Linux.

Screenshot showing Cassava executing SQL queries across JSON and CSV files jointly.