Kyler Johnson

Generate #typescript interfaces, HTTP request code, and even mock data from your Open API document using Orval! With support for Fetch, Axios, React Query, Angular, and more, it probably supports your HTTP client. kylerjohnson.dev/blog/orval

Vibe Coding in @GoogleAIStudio gets a big upgrade 🚀 - Multiplayer apps + games w/ @Firebase - Beautiful UI with @shadcn, animations - Connect to any APIs - Fire off requests, they'll run while you’re away - Powered by @antigravity Much more to come :)

@RealProductGirl @KeepdapingB Haha there’s a lot of that and also a lot of this 😅

@KylerJohnsonDev @KeepdapingB Well, atleast your honest. I'm over here picturing this gif

I NEED my feed full of builders. What are you working on right now? I don't care if it's a startup or a weekend side project. If you're building something, I want you on my timeline. Reply and let's connect. 👇

@qualk37 @Rasmic I one-shotted a Svelte 5 app to help my daughter study, take quizzes on the material, and track her progress over time. Took me 40 minutes. 30 min gathering material and writing the app plan in an md file 10 min to host on local network Used Claude Code

@Rasmic wait seriously? it's been a while since I've tried svelte 5 with AI, has it improved that much?

I used to make these arguments but it’s just wrong 1. A shadcn for svelte exist 2. UI blocks for the most part are just tailwind… they’ll work with svelte The ecosystem argument imo has no legs anymore Svelte is the way

@josefbender_ Maturing is realizing that this doesn’t actually matter and the ecosystem argument is made up by react devs that don’t actually know svelte. With Svelte you have the entire JS ecosystem at your disposal. Btw, have you seen this? shadcn-svelte.com. New Create feat is great

This. A client of mine is using sveltekit and too much time is put in just building a ui library. You may love it hate it, but React's ecosystem is unbeatable.

Just shipped something I'm really excited about in @𝗇𝗎𝗑𝗍𝗃𝗌/𝗆𝖼𝗉-𝗍𝗈𝗈𝗅𝗄𝗂𝗍: Code Mode. The idea: instead of the LLM calling your MCP tools one at a time (and resending ALL tool descriptions every single round-trip), it writes JavaScript that orchestrates everything in one go. Loops, conditionals, Promise.all, real control flow, not 8 separate LLM turns. With 50 tools the token savings are insane: -81% on tool description overhead alone. And the best part? Your existing tools don't change at all. One line: `experimental_codeMode: true` Runs in a secure V8 sandbox thanks to @rivet_dev's secure-exec, perfect timing with their launch yesterday. mcp-toolkit.nuxt.dev/advanced/code-…

At @WebStormIDE we are getting ready for the new @typescript compiler. One of the steps is to get our @angular support run on TS-go. We have a running proof-of-concept with VFS over LSP protocol and a Volar server translated to Kotlin (cc @johnsoncodehk). Super excited with the progress!

@KeepdapingB @RealProductGirl Progress is slow (3-4 hrs/wk). When I get time, I work on whichever of my projects I feel most inspired to work on at that time. Also, I don’t sleep as much as I should (5-6 hours a night on average). I have two young children also, so they have to take priority.

@KylerJohnsonDev @RealProductGirl bro how do you have time for all this 😭

@Bhavani_00007 Durable, great keyboard, easy to upgrade and repair yourself, relatively inexpensive compared to things like MacBooks, and they run Linux really well. They’re reliable machines

Why is everyone in tech using a ThinkPad?

shadcn-svelte/create landed today btw

@kritikakodes Litigation

I am a Vibe coder, scare me with one word.🤔

@niklas_wortmann AI is nothing short of revolutionary, but people are trusting it too much too fast.

@niklas_wortmann Number of bugs is surging, architectural decisions made by AI result in less modular code making changes (even if done with AI) riskier, and the amount of security vulnerabilities I see, mostly broken access controls (#1 on OWASP top 10) indicates PII is at major risk.

2023: “I will NEVER let AI read my code.” 2024: “Fine, autocomplete is useful. But I’m reviewing every suggestion.” 2025: “Just run the whole PR through Claude, I’ll skim it.” 2026: *gives AI agent root access, Docker privileges, and the company credit card* We didn’t slide down the slippery slope. We built a waterslide.

@adahstwt Go, Zig, Rust, C#. There’s 4. Java is fine, to be honest. It’s not bad. But there are quite a few I’d rather use.

name a programming language better than Java, I'll wait 👇🏻

@coah80 @Franko_BG It’s technically a shell that runs on top of a Wayland compositing layer like Niri or Hyperland. It’s not Arch specific. I have it installed alongside Gnome on Ubuntu 25.10, I’ve installed it on Fedora, and I’ve had it on Arch (CachyOS).

@Franko_BG yeah its a desktop environment for arch danklinux.com

might make the switch to linux this year ngl... what do i use - mint sucks - pop os sucks - nobara is okay - dank linux is lowkey a contender 😭 - cachy i like - nix maybe

@DennisAdriaans FYI: all links under documentation section in the mobile menu 404. Great work on Nuxt charts!

Published the first landing page template for Nuxt Charts. Should I create more landing page templates, or just focus on dashboards?

Angular Material theming is slower than it should be. Pick colors → tweak typography → adjust density → write SCSS → rebuild → repeat. So I built a visual theme builder (demo video): Early access: materialthemebuilder.com

@ravikiran_dev7 Servers? Yes, absolutely. Programming? It depends. If you don’t want to use Linux for programming, MacOS is better. If you want more customization, greater control over software/hardware, you want to spend less money, or better privacy then Linux is better. It’s all preference.

For programming and servers, is Linux still better than macOS?

@ruzickq @Shreyassanthu77 My thinking aligns with you on this. But we all think differently, working under different requirements, and we all have different inclinations.

@KylerJohnsonDev @Shreyassanthu77 Fr. Why would you want the first two. Have you heard about the Billion-dollar mistake?

I hate go type system but man building APIs with go is just so nice

@artfordapeeps @Itsfoss It’s crazy that I used to make this joke years ago. Steam on Linux with Proton and compatibility checks with ProtonDB has gotten so good in recent that it doesn’t really apply anymore. I can’t remember the last time I had an issue with a game.

@Itsfoss This time the steam game will start

Share your favorite Linux joke. I am running out of them 🤣