Jakub 🫡 CodeQue 🔍

This @code extension will change the way you search! 🚀🚀🚀🚀 Launching CodeQue - multiline structural code search tool for @typescript and @JavaScript 🚀🚀🚀🚀

Introducing Rev-dep - 20x faster knip(.)dev alternative build in Go! #rev-dep" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/jayu/rev-dep?t… Dependency analysis and optimization toolkit for modern JavaScript and TypeScript codebases. Enforce dependency graph hygiene and remove unused code with a very fast CLI.

@Cgatian @code @typescript @JavaScript Not really, but I don't have time recently for this project. Do you have any issues with the extension?

@jayu_dev @code @typescript @JavaScript Is this dead?

This @code extension will change the way you search! 🚀🚀🚀🚀 Launching CodeQue - multiline structural code search tool for @typescript and @JavaScript 🚀🚀🚀🚀

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Lol this 1 year old Tweet started to be liked by Cold DM guys. How did they find this 😂

@josecanciani @wesbos You can check my search extension, it improves search results readability a lot :D codeque.co

@wesbos Never went back :)

Death to the sidebar! This new Quick Search Text VS Code feature gives you one less reason to open the your sidebar.

@victor_bigfield Interesting!

3/3

Recycling content is not cheating • It's optimizing your production. • It's optimizing your time. • It's optimizing your budget. Dysney understood this, and that's why the magic still works. Video proof 👇

@DmytroKrasun @SEOStuff_ Nice! I need to dig into SEO and get some relevant experience on my own 😃

@jayu_dev I checked in @SEOStuff_, it was 30 or something. Also, look at what Google suggests. It might be not 1000. But even 100 is enough for my niche. Will update once get traffic to it.

I noticed an interesting keyword a few days ago—"Next.js screenshot". Yesterday published a post—screenshotone.com/blog/nextjs-sc…. Just checked Google 😲

@ImSh4yy I feel the same, the best price/value ratio for any electronics I bought ever

The M1 Macbook Pro remains one of my best purchases ever. I've had it for nearly 2 and a half years, and it's been nothing but a pleasure to use. It's still as fast as the first day, battery life is still great, and I haven't had any issues with it. Coming from the absolute garbage that was the 2016 Macbook Pro, Apple really redeemed itself with this one.

@DanKulkov @screenstudio Hah when I first seen screen studio logo I thought it's copy of another logo I've seen. It must be popular pattern. But in this case well, it's similar app 😏

Create a unique design? Nah. Copycat @screenstudio? Yay. Hate seeing so many Indie Hackers steal others' work like it's nothing. Do better.

Frontend developers building hello world app in 2024:

I'm finishing "The mom test". Excellent eye opening book for me!

@astahmer_dev @BDevessier @t3dotgg @panda__css I don't remember actually, but was version from ~September 2023. I can give it another shot. Repro will not be easy to make, cos it require whole codebase :D but i will see

@jayu_dev @BDevessier @t3dotgg @panda__css which Panda version where you using ? can you make a repro ? things have massively improved somewhere between 0.2x - 0.28 it doesn't take more than a few hundreds of ms for most projects

I had to reply to @t3dotgg's reaction about @panda__css and made a video to show that Panda is actually really good.

Someone is examining CodeQue heavily this morning 😃 One person is trying all search modes, while usually people use `text` and `include` And search both JS/TS and python. Python had very poor adoption so far. I'm glad to see this, whoever you are, best regards!

Well, it's trying to tell me something 😂

@dominiksumer Right now I have free version on the main branch and paid version on a different branch. Whenever I'm adding a feature available for everyone, I do it on main branch and then I merge it into paid branch. It kinda works for now, but It's far from ideal.

@jayu_dev very interesting .. which license did you use? and why did you decide to open source it in the first place? how do you handling the split between open source and paid features in terms of locating in a repository?

Have you ever thought about making your product (or parts of it) open source? Would love to know your thoughts on this. When would you say it's a good idea to open source it, and when should you avoid it?

@dominiksumer I build my license on top of this blog.n8n.io/announcing-new… But to be fair, what guarantee the license gives? I don't have army of lawyers to execute possible abuse and even identifying it might be hard IIRC I decided to open source because I didn't plan to monetize.

@dominiksumer It might work as a marketing for bigger organisations who have more complex business model and target bigger companies, eg. @getsentry has source code available. I would open source tho in case of building free product which is just a lead magnet

@dominiksumer Imo when working solo, there is more risk in exposing code than gain from it. Eg. you competitor with more workforce/money can just take all your work as a starting point for project with bigger budget and kill your work. I now do not open source paid features I'm building.