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I've released `nestjs-zod` v5.1!
This release has several new features and bug fixes, but the headline feature is zod codec support 🎉
Check out the release notes here:
github.com/BenLorantfy/ne…
#zod #nestjs
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Ben Lorantfy
@benlorantfy
Staff Software Developer, @ApplyBoard, Software Consultant, Lorantfy Inc. Ex-Frontend Lead, @postmedia_io.
Kitchener, Ontario Katılım Şubat 2014
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@GergelyOrosz I agree we need a new name for building with AI when you review and take professional responsibility for the results. The term “vibe coding” is just making other engineering disciplines take software engineering even less seriously than they already do.
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We should stop calling it “vibe coding” when it’s software engineers writing production software, paying close attention, thinking a lot, validating before committing, closing the loop… and yes they prompt an agent/work with it.
Very different from “let it rip” w 0 validation
Deedy@deedydas
Today was proof that fully polished new products can be built entirely with “vibe coding” tools like Claude Code. Many people, espp in BigTech, who still don’t believe it: – you haven’t tried the latest models – you don’t have the right setup – codebase is still too large – your code style is not well-represented in the training data All 4 of these are entirely self-imposed problems. You will be outrun on product velocity if you aren’t adopting these tools.
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I also wrote a blog post about how to use codecs in nestjs here: benlorantfy.com/blog/zod-codec…
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I've released `nestjs-zod` v5.1!
This release has several new features and bug fixes, but the headline feature is zod codec support 🎉
Check out the release notes here:
github.com/BenLorantfy/ne…
#zod #nestjs
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Some of the most unexpected fallouts of an AWS outage:
1. Postman stopped working: an API development tool built to be an alternative to simple tools like curl.
2. Eight Sleep customers couldn’t use their beds to change positions / set or keep temperature
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nestjs-zod 5.0.1 is out and fixes a few bugs with the openapi generation
github.com/BenLorantfy/ne…
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Planning on releasing `nestjs-zod` `v5` this Thursday 👀
#discussioncomment-14087325" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/BenLorantfy/ne…
#zod #nestjs
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`nestjs-zod` v5 beta is out today 👀
`npm install nestjs-zod@next`
github.com/BenLorantfy/ne…
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@fernandorojo Looks nice, but does this abstraction handle accessibility well? aria-controls, focus /keyboard management, etc. w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/p…
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i like to wrap destructive actions with areYouSure(), which opens a dialog and lets the user confirm or cancel
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@wesbos @pagebakers What if I want to be “careful about exposing certain internals” for folders inside my app? What makes packages special that they’re the only ones that get to carefully define a public interface?
Do I need to move code to a library to properly implement information hiding?
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I endorsed this message.
Barrel files are silly, the IDE/typescript knows where your functions are, you don’t need to organize them
David K 🎹@DavidKPiano
If you have index files in your app code that look like this, just delete them ❌ Import directly; avoid barrel files. They don't really make your codebase more organized, and have a bunch of downsides.
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@t3dotgg While it’s odd it doesn’t use img, this image probably counts as decorative, since it has accompanying text, and probably doesn’t need alt text: w3.org/WAI/tutorials/…
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I think it's pretty telling that the official "webcomponents dot org" site uses a div + background_image tag for the logo (with no alt tags btw)
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@acemarke Shouldn’t we ideally be writing effects that are okay to run again if the dependencies change?
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Agreed that this is both an obscure and also pretty critical aspect missing in React's docs.
Given that `useEffect` checks references, and state hooks return stable setters, that behavior aspect _ought_ to be described in both the API docs and some usage guide page.
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@AdamRackis tailwind is good but csshooks has almost the same benefits and avoids the “ugliness” debate. It’s underrated IMO
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Hahaha remember those idiotic couple of months when we'd argue whether Tailwind was ok to use and worry if
uwu my html looks un-pretty now
😢
👉👈
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These days, many old JavaScript projects have converted to TypeScript.
If you haven’t yet, here’s a compelling stat:
A survey of six months worth of postmortems at AirBnb found 38% of them could have been prevented by TypeScript.
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People seem to be really confused about the "right way" to fetch data in React, specifically "fetch on render" vs "render as you fetch". I tried my best to diagram the difference
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@Cohn_Jarmack @chancethedev IMO match in ts-pattern: github.com/gvergnaud/ts-p… would work best here. It can be used in an expression context and you can use .exhaustive instead of throw.
Some day match might be added natively to JS: github.com/tc39/proposal-…
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Stuff like this reinforces my view that the idea of readability is entirely subjective and not worth discussing in most cases. I'd 100% write it the first way but I wouldn't suggest it in a code review if someone opted for the second.
Cory House@housecor
The most common needless use of `let` I see: Setting an initial value, followed by mutations. This is hard to read because it requires the reader to hold the initial value in their head while reading, and monitor any mutations along the way. Solution: Call a function instead.
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@housecor Might be a pipe dream, but if you just use inline styles, you don’t even need to ask the user to import a CSS file. I’ve always disliked making consumers import CSS because it risks causing them problems with bundlers, scoping, etc. Importing CSS is not even valid EcmaScript 😞
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@housecor Just inline styles is easiest on the consumer. Customizing the styling can be done via a theme prop. This was my approach: #L58" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/BenLorantfy/zo…
If you need hover/focus, you can almost do that with inline styles by copying this trick: css-hooks.com/docs/introduct…
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I'm creating a reusable React component that I plan to publish via npm.
I'm considering styling it via Tailwind. But I'm having a hard time finding an example of someone doing this.
Is Tailwind a good fit for a reusable component published on npm? Why or why not?
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