Cam Pak

Go get lunch with your friends, it's worth making your day a little more rushed to get to connect with someone you haven't seen in a bit

One thing that annoys me on websites That rubber band / scroll bounce effect. You scroll to the top or bottom and the whole page stretches like it’s elastic. The fix is literally one line: html, body { overscroll-behavior: none; } That’s it.

@orcdev There is a spiritual sibling to shadcn/ui using semantic CSS sensibleui.com or the more feature-packed basecoatui.com

maturing is realizing there is no official shadcn for Svelte no ecosystem = no ready blocks just you and burning tokens rebuilding the same UI over and over again painful

@productdevbook @faith Makes sense. If the package that you want to create hasn't been used in a long time, maybe you could contact NPM. But I hope that you can find a good name for this package. Excited for what you're building. The preview picture looks really cool.

@CameronPak @faith I don't want that because I need to keep the name very short.

npm hit me with a “package name too similar” error and now I’m supposed to rename my whole project 😔 like… katea1, katea2, karma exist so mine is a problem?? having to change the name just to publish feels so unnecessary guess I’m not publishing on npm today 😭

@cursor_ai WOAH, LETS GO! @heyderekj you may like this

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

@aarondfrancis @AmpCode this is one of my favorite holidays

Happy @AmpCode-free-credits-are-reloaded morning to all who celebrate

@perceptnet I can see Zo being an atproto PDS, but... not sure how firehose/sync would fit atproto.com/specs/sync

quarterly reminder to think about whether at:// makes sense

@adamwathan x.com/CameronPak/sta… LETS GOOOO!

The original skills files.

The prophecy is being fulfilled! x.com/CameronPak/sta…

@zocomputer zoooooooo!!

@CameronPak wooooo !!

Zo... this isn't sponsored content, but it's not not sponsored content. Here's how I use @zocomputer to remember things #BuildWithZo

@MatijaSosic @infomiho Woah. This idea is cool!

We're cooking. @infomiho is the chef 🧑‍🍳

@adam_bobowski Unfortunately the DNS redirect is cached to GitHub. Soon it'll be replaced by the HTML on sensibleui.netlify.app

@CameronPak url redirects to the github - that's planned? Or there should be a demo page ?

Introducing sensibleUI.com

@adam_bobowski Demo page in the works!

@AmanVirk1 Been using @bknd_io

Are we (JS devs) using Admin panels? Laravel has Nova. Rails has Active Admin. Django ships one out of the box. What do we have 👀 Genuinely curious what everyone is using, or if this just isn't a thing in the JS world.

Every church already has two things: • A bulletin to share announcements, events, and sermon notes • A connect card to capture information from visitors But both are still mostly physical… static… and easy to miss. What if you could offer a digital version of both, instantly accessible from any phone? That’s exactly why I built InTheBulletin.com With InTheBulletin, your church can: • Share a fully digital bulletin that’s always up to date • Let people access everything from their phone, no app required • Capture visitor and attendee info through digital connect cards • Update announcements, links, and notes in real time • Integrate directly with your ChMS No more outdated print materials. No more missed connections. No more friction. Just a simple, modern way to keep your church informed and connected every Sunday. And the best part, you can get started for free. If your church already has a bulletin and a connect card… this is the natural next step. inthebulletin.com

@briantexts @samlambert Honestly thank you for the explanation!

@CameronPak @samlambert pretty sure the joke is that PlanetScale's "free tier" is people using Neon then upgrading to them afterwards. Like viewing those free tier dbs as a training wheels funnel for their real grown up db (otherwise wouldn't those users upgrade to paid neon instead of jumping ship?)

PlanetScale does have a free tier.

i always have to think twice about which is which lol

We sell Basecamp and HEY, but mostly we give away all our work for free in the form of open source software. Here are 31 distinct open source releases just over the last five years, all from the crew at 37signals: gist.github.com/jorgemanrubia/… Pay or free, we make everything for the same reason: We need it, we want it, and we think we've found a better way. And if we do, surely others do, so we do this for them, too.