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Netlify Drop is underrated

engineer looks at shitty code: “what the hell is this” other engineer: “nothing wrong! i bought a lambo with it” 🙄 imagine scientists would talk like that

@lovlyxt @webdevcody The jump to definition and intellisense you get with Intelephense and Laravel Intellisense doesn't even compare to what you get with TS and TS libraries on VS Code.

@webdevcody - PHP intelephense or PHP InteliSense - Laravel Extra Intellisense

fine, I ran the dang command

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@tsoding bin is where you put all the files you want to destroy, that's where Microsoft for the recycle bin idea from good idea to clean that folder manually once in a while

UPLOADTHING NOW SUPPORTS VUE AND NUXT!

Fuck OAuth providers that don't follow the spec

@htmx_org what is preventing you from adding cookies into a hello world page?

ai bros are just the worst they are actively discouraging an entire new fleet of noobs getting into software engineering with literally no proof that ai will take over software in "6 months."

WOW, now I see what all the Vercel hype is about. Just moved the Pocket Bard website from a super basic CRA app on AWS Amplify to @nextjs on @vercel 💻 The performance on the new site is insane, and the developer experience was incredible 👏

I love this note by @awesomekling when talking about the new browser: Q: Why bother? You can’t make a new browser engine without billions of dollars and hundreds of staff. Sure you can. Don’t listen to armchair defeatists who never worked on a browser awesomekling.github.io/Ladybird-a-new…

@mattpocockuk I've implemented Sign in with WebAuthn before, and some of the response objects I get from the browser API has four or more levels of nesting. I then have to pass that to the backend so that the sign in request could be verified. Sorry, but I ain't typing all that: z.any() it is.

This is maybe the most important question for a TS developer: At what point do you give up trying to fix a type error and resort to 'as any'?

@ryanflorence @thdxr I could not believe it so here're my tests: React (ssr, vite): 18234 req/sec Solid (ssr, vite): 17349 req/sec Next (app router, no caching): 783 req/sec Remix (remix-serve): 3490 req/sec So Next is 25x slower than vanilla react. Remix is 5x slower. All rendering hello world.

Stop using restaurants, buy a $5 pan instead!

Devs finding out they have to pay @vercel for using their services and not providing it for free while earning thousands of dollars from their apps.

The xz utils fiasco reminds me of the age-old adage, "There are two kinds of software: closed source, which may have a backdoor in it, and open source, which definitely has a back door in it."

open source security did actually work in the xz situation: some random end user noticed unexpected behavior, investigated, was able to look at source, and found the back door if it was closed source they’d have no idea if it was working as expected or not

This thread is a microcosm of the interactions in Open Source projects. Consumers make demands (some polite, some not-so-polite) of one maintainer (rarely two) who does everything. This is the way it works. End of line

Maintainer also reminds everybody how the world's software is built now. "It's also good to keep in mind that this is an unpaid hobby project" - @tukaani.org/msg00567.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mail-archive.com/xz-devel@tukaa… 8/

@badsectorlabs Maybe, maybe not. It's still infinitely better than the single source black box garbage coming out of Redmond and Cupertino.