Niklas Limberg

@1Password I currently just tunnel the SSH agent in windows to my WSL 2 instances. It has served me flawlessly for the past year, and I will likely just continue using that until this is out of beta. I even wrote a blog post about it: limberg.dev/blog/1password…

The 1Password SSH agent is now supported in beta on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)! Create, import, and sync SSH keys, and authenticate SSH requests with Windows Hello using 1Password 🎉 Learn more: bit.ly/4714D3i

@leichteckig I like @vite_js for its speed and it being closer to web platform than @webpack, but that also makes it harder to port projects to Vite in instances like this

I've just published another blog post about porting Webpack glob imports to Vite. Thanks to @leichteckig for proofreading. limberg.dev/blog/porting-w…

It was great fun to be at the @WeAreDevs world congress with @leichteckig and @Shyim97 as my conference guides. Hope we get to do this again someday! 💙

Last but not least, thank you so much @shopware team for your support! 💙 @C_Rades @Shyim97 @Niklas_Limberg @Dominik28111 @sandermangel @TimIsNerd4Ever Caro and Martina, you’re the best! 🥰

Defend my PhD thesis? After all it did to me??

Not enough of a through-line here for an essay, but wanted to dump some thoughts on the half-life of code.

@ArrowoodTech @nodejs @deno_land undici is an HTTP client, not a server. What I would like is this #class-httpserver" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nodejs.org/api/http.html#…, but with web standard request / response object that can be imported with `require('node:http/webstandart');` This would be similar to #promises-api" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nodejs.org/api/fs.html#pr…

@Niklas_Limberg @nodejs @deno_land Node.js has a lot of legacy applications to support. Legacy that predates those web standards! Check out undici.nodejs.org/#/ - it has been doing a good job of bridging the gap.

Modern @nodejs development is incredible. You are really missing out if you haven't tried v20's watch and test mode + experimental loaders makes TypeScript and ESM integration effortless. 🚀

I put together a proof of concept local Laravel dev environment this weekend, that uses: - No Docker - No local PHP installation - Live code updates All of this in a single command that spins up in less than a second! Here's a video showing it off with Breeze installed:

@harrisja @Shyim97 My blog is based on joshcollinsworth.com/blog/build-sta… but with heavy modifications to use semantic HTML

@Niklas_Limberg @Shyim97 also - what powers your blog? I love the simplicity of it.

Just published a new blog post about how to use 1Password SSH Keys in WSL 2. This post is more for myself as I always forget how to set it up. limberg.dev/blog/1password… Special thanks to @Shyim97 for proofreading

Scrum is one of the worst experiences I had to endure in my career.

@cramforce SQL injections are just one thing to worry about. There are other issues that should concern you when writing SQL, such as syntax errors, misspells, and return types. To tackle all of these issues, I created a tool that seamlessly integrates into ESLint safeql.dev

Flattening ASTs (and Other Compiler Data Structures) cs.cornell.edu/~asampson/blog…

Not only is it more universally available than your client-side state management tool of choice It actually OUTPERFORMS all of them – because it's accessible on the server So you can fetch the data you need up-front without an extra round-trip. jacobparis.com/guides/url-as-…

Das waren mehr als 500 - nämlich euer ganzes Active Directory - >16000 User mit Namen, E-Mails und Jobs - und das hat einige andere interessante Sicherheitslücken eröffnet. zB Account-Takeovers von E-Mail-Adressen, bei denen Domains nicht mehr existierten. twitter.com/BildungslandNR…

In my research to understand how a simple SQL query sent from the app end up in the disk I learned that the term page and block is perhaps the most overloaded concepts in software engineering. There is a database page, an operating system virtual memory page, a file system block, an SSD NAND page, two types of SSD blocks, one called the logical block that maps back to the file system and one is the larger unit that is called erase unit which contains multiple NAND pages. All of these units can have different sizes, some match some don’t. In this post I walk through a select statement and how the different levels of I/O are being performed all the way on disk.

If anyone asks you about .apply vs .call in an interview, ask if that's important in their codebase. if yes, get up and leave