Alex Kulakov

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Alex Kulakov

@akulakov

"Talk is cheap, send patches" —FFmpeg Community

Surrey, British Columbia Katılım Şubat 2010

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·12 Şub

🚀 vite-plugin-ember v0.1.1 Live Ember components in VitePress docs — now with one-line setup. New: • setupEmber() — replaces manual component registration + type shims • @ service decorator works in live demos • File-based demos support preview mode (rendered + source code) 📖 aklkv.github.io/vite-plugin-em…

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·12 Şub

Introducing vite-plugin-ember — render live, interactive #EmberJS components directly in your VitePress docs. Write gjs/gts code fences in markdown → see them running on the page. No full Ember app required. Docs: aklkv.github.io/vite-plugin-em… GH: github.com/aklkv/vite-plu… #EmberJS #VitePress #Vite #OpenSource

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·12 Ağu

@mjackson Have you tried Ember lately? It gets you to just JS and HTML as close as possible.

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MJ@mjackson·11 Ağu

We’re cooking up a brand new model for building UI components in Remix 3. It combines the best parts of React, while getting you even closer to the web and JavaScript. It’s the most “just JavaScript” component model we’ve ever worked with. We think you’re gonna love it!

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·12 Ağu

@nullvoxpopuli Amen to that 🙂‍↕️

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·11 Ağu

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·22 Tem

@nullvoxpopuli Please don’t give us bad ideas 🤣

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·22 Tem

Made a thing to prove a point. haha React in Ember

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·10 Mar

@nullvoxpopuli 9 addons + 14 engines + 1 app, totalling around ~6,000 tests. Full CI run takes us around ~10 minutes, we can definitely do better but we have already came a long way from having CI runs taking 15-20 minutes

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·9 Mar

The ember.js project at work has about 18,000 browser tests. They run in about 10 minutes. Are stable! And half of them are due to tech debt and ineffective testing strategies (which we're working on (both tech and education)). Even then, we can go faster. How fast are your tests in the browser?

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·22 Kas

@nullvoxpopuli Most of my work happens in my head, commits are only 10% of actual effort to make something work.

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·21 Kas

I don't understand. I'm doing at least 3 commits per day. Sometimes per hour. Why are people like this?

Yegor Denisov-Blanch@yegordb

Another way to look at this is counting code commits. While this is a flawed way to measure productivity, it reveals inactivity: ~58% make <3 commits/month, aligning with our metric. The other 42% make trivial changes, like editing one line or character--pretending to work.

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·8 Kas

Ayúdanos a reconstruir nuestro restaurante destruido porDANA gofund.me/f27cbcac

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·25 Eki

After trying to shoehorn yarn to actually tell me the truth in monorepo setups I am convinced that pnpm is just the way to go.

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Ignace Maes@Ignace_Maes·22 Ağu

I built a Pokédex using Ember Polaris 📕🔍✨ 🧵👇

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·20 Haz

@amatchneer My pleasure! It’s the least I can do! Thank you for all your work!

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·28 Mar

@joegaudet @nullvoxpopuli 🍿

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Scofflaw™ (señor shape rotator)@joegaudet·28 Mar

@nullvoxpopuli I don't know, vim keybindings in IDEA is pretty dang good. And it comes with some amazing tools that you can't get in NeoVIM

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·28 Mar

GUIs have a skill ceiling. (Neo)Vim has no such thing. You are your own ceiling.

Laurie Voss@seldo

People like Vim because they've learned to be very productive in it after a long struggle which feels like more of an accomplishment than using a GUI where you can be immediately productive.

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·18 Mar

@nullvoxpopuli podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/dar…

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·18 Mar

Which podcasts should I try to get myself on?

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Alex Kanunnikov@vaier·27 Oca

JS Framework Benchmark available for Chrome 121. Who know that is fucking GXT? It’s faster than React, smaller than Svelte an using Ember syntax. 🤔

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Alex Kulakov@akulakov·19 Oca

@amatchneer Thank you sir! Appreciate it! 👏

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Balint Erdi@baaz·13 Kas

It's been a long time coming but I published an #emberjs blog post again. This time, it's about a non-feature I'd like to see used more, using simple functions as helpers: balinterdi.com/blog/using-sim…

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NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli·2 Kas

Staying up to date is not optional. you carry a ton of dead weight in your app if you fall behind.

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EmberFest@EmberFest·27 Eki

Check out @akulakov’s talk from #emberfest23 and gain insights on migrating to Embroider while keeping your team on board! 🐹 buff.ly/3QdS5y2

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EmberFest@EmberFest·22 Eyl

Next up: @akulakov showing the road to Embroider

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EmberFest@EmberFest·1 Eyl

Learn how to migrate to the Emrboider build system and keep your team on board along the way in @akulakov’s talk. 🐹 Full schedule: emberfest.eu/schedule/day/2/ #emberfest23

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