yamanoku

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I’m a father of one and an office worker. I love Largest Dog. https://yamanoku.net/en

I used to think that putting my opinions out front was the way to make things better. But I’ve come to realize that most things don’t change just because I say something. What’s needed is to really look at my situation and understand what actions are necessary.

This year will be my last for conference talks. From next year on, I want to shift my focus toward contributing to Web standards and building communities where people can learn and grow together.

[Event Announcement] I'm planning to host an event in early August in Tokyo dedicated entirely to HTML ! The event page is scheduled to go live next week, so please stay tuned 🙏🏼

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When I think about it now, Next.js developers are basically like Rails developers — their skills age well. Mass‑market frameworks always stay in demand somehow.

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For this year’s JSConfJP, I’m thinking of giving my talk in English if my proposal gets accepted. And I realized that I don’t really need to wait until then to start practicing speaking in English.

... i have joined the @nextjs.org team at @vercel.com. for a start, i'll be working part-time, so please don’t flood me with bug reports yet. however, i’ll try to keep an eye on them as i want to understand what problems Next.js users are running into every day. i want App Router to get good!

I think there are many cases where a front-end developer moves from a contract development firm to a tech product company, only to find themselves tasked with creating a design system that has no clear roadmap for implementation.

Say goodbye to svelte.config.js - you don't need it anymore! The newest version of SvelteKit allows you to configure everything via its Vite plugin, and VS Code, svelte-check and SvelteKit itself can all read from it. On file less cluttering your project root.

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v1.122 is rolling out today, featuring a better way to discover and share articles, blog posts and newsletters across the Atmosphere via new, dynamic Standard.site link cards. 🧵

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I thought about this after seeing a certain account complain about a conference. If they really want to argue that Japan is marginalized in a given tech, wouldn't it be more effective to present the issue at an international conference instead of a domestic one?