@m1iles @djangoproject @django_ninja @tan_stack Hey man, sorry for the late reply.
I'm not using the template professionally right now, and might not again for years, so I will probably not give it more love in a long time.
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Emil Tholin
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I made django-tanstack-starter public on GitHub – my template for building new applications, using mainly @djangoproject, @django_ninja, and @tan_stack (Router, Query, and soon Start).
github.com/EmilTholin/dja…
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@ryanflorence I'm hoping you have genuine fun with it and you don't let it get to you. You can't please them all.
99.9% of users are incredibly grateful for the stability, and the smooth upgrade paths, but are not as vocal.
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Alright I think I'm done. Probably just polarized people's opinions of me even more yesterday/today 😂
*I* had fun anyway, and that's what counts. I'll be back with something useful next time I tweet.
(Gonna build my next website with cURL though cause it's so stable)
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@moawalIin Wallins första tweet 2025! Ser fram emot att läsa nästa i juli! 🙌
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@joshmanders Sounds good.
Yeah, when I first fell down the VIM rabbit hole I got pretty bad overuse issues in my pinkies. I have never had issues when using the mouse in conjunction with the keyboard.
Even if all-in VIM was slightly faster for editing, is editing speed ever the bottleneck?
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I use vim keybindings when I'm in vim, because it's just the context it is in, there's no dropdowns, no modals, no menus, just you and the editor.
But for the most part I really don't care much for custom keybindings for everything. I have a few in vscode for what I use them for, but for the most part I religiously use the command pallet for everything and my mouse.
I know, unsettling to know that for some actions a flick of the wrist and a precise mouse click at the same time is actually faster than fat fingering a key combo 3 times in a row.
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I think it’s just so precious that vim/neovim users think they’re so special for having key bindings.
Very reminiscent of kids who ride a bike for the first time.
Dmitriy Kovalenko@neogoose_btw
When cursor/vscode users look how I work in vim they very often being like "wooooow how are you doing this why are you so fast?". When I watch how they work I never amazed. For some reason they always think that their AI features are exclusive and dramatically speed them up.
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@joshmanders What has been your experience with VIM key bindings in VS Code and other IDEs?
I used to try and use them, but got tired of the subtle differences everywhere. Still grateful for the VIM muscle memory when I have to do SSH file editing, etc.
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@joshmanders Awesome. I'm not the biggest death metal fan, but Soreption's first two albums are the grooviest metal albums I've ever heard. Can't get enough.
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@EmilTholin I listen to everything if it is catchy to me. Some heavier stuff I'm known to listen to is Cradle of Filth, Cannible Corpse and Sepultura.
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@jacobmparis @AdamRackis @ryanflorence @jdggggyujhbc Thank you for this @jacobmparis. It's a very powerful technique I will use a lot going forward.
I created a minimal StackBlitz for anyone wanting to try it out: stackblitz.com/edit/stackblit…
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@AdamRackis @ryanflorence @jdggggyujhbc it's thematically like this
clientLoader.hydrate = true
export async function clientLoader({ serverLoader }) {
if (QueryClient.isEmpty) {
const data = await serverLoader()
QueryClient.setData(data)
}
const data = QueryClient.getData()
return data
}
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Working on a demo of React Router v7 with React Query
- SPA
- SSR + client cache
- Link prefetching
Lots of overlap with fetchers and stuff, but I still absolutely love pairing React Query's client side caching with React Router's server and client loaders
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@markjaquith Mother of Christ, how could I miss that?
Thank you so much Mark, that's exactly it!
/question solve🤓
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@EmilTholin Does the built-in build manifest option (build.manifest: true) work for your purposes?
#build-manifest" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vitejs.dev/config/build-o…
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Is there an assets-webpack-plugin equivalent for Vite/Rollup? It's fairly straight-forward to create a limited plugin yourself, but there might be a better way.
npmjs.com/package/assets…
#vite #rollup #webpack
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@stephenhaney I explored this approach a while back in the Svelte 2 days, and the master himself responded saying that the boilerplate in the screenshot above could possibly be removed in favor of a Svelte preprocessor, but I didn't investigate that approach further.
twitter.com/EmilTholin/sta…
Emil Tholin@EmilTholin
Experimenting with external data stores in @sveltejs. Adding #MobX is really easy. Silly implementation, or does it have potential? 🤔
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@stephenhaney It's definitely possible, if you e.g. have existing MST models that you want to incorporate into a new Svelte section of your project.
I personally wouldn't set up a new project like this though.
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Can I use mobx with svelte? Or is that a silly thing to do?
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I’m excited to share that I will be joining Vercel next week.
I’ll be joining the awesome folks on the Svelte core team! 🔥
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@kenwheeler That looks really good. We need lil uzi perf to teach us how to make a good 95/5 burger next.
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Made these French onion soup smash burgers. 80/20, smashed, on brioche, with caramelized onions, Gruyère, arugula and a French onion soup dip. Oooohhhhwheeeeeeeeeee.
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@lasarkolja @SirajChokshi @AdamRackis If you have a big SvelteKit project, you can configure VS Code to use "Explorer: Sort Order" to "filesFirst" and see if you like it.
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@SirajChokshi @AdamRackis I feel with you. Still searching for a nice solution in VSCode. Maybe highlight the route folder and the +files are just icons?
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Wrapped up my second SvelteKit bog post.
This framework is a winner. 10/10 no notes.
... ok maybe a few notes but really, it's superb
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