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It's pretty dope to work @Lazer_HQ

I’m gonna wake up and change my ways one of these days

@Rich_Harris @cayt3r @jarredsumner This sounds like a great hit single

@cayt3r @jarredsumner A little thing called 'compatibility'

In the next version of Bun Bun won't error when package.json has comments or trailing commas

Lookout @graphprotocol, ponder.sh is coming in hot 🔥

@rohan10 @ryanflorence Fair enough, seems like we agree. My verbiage wasn’t conveying my issue with Apple - they have control issues and the AppStore is a tool to enforce their control on products.

I think I’ve had it with apple. The web could be so much better for app development, I’ve just been kinda patiently waiting for safari to stop lagging but they really don’t care and it shows. A few people there have been apple to push css stuff forward but nothing we really need

@leeerob - using pages router, can I have code that is bundled for the *server only* if the code is used in `getServerSideProps`? I've got some larger modules that I don't want to send in the client bundle, but they seem to get in there when used during SSR

@ryanflorence How else would you fetch data? A loader function? A useFetcher hook? Don't be silly, clients are made for fetching, servers are made for delivering clients that fetch. /s

Me watching somebody do useEffect fetching in a remix app

@ceeoreo_ Invest in a decent guitar. Learning is hard, learning on a poor instrument is nearly impossible. Try and find a community to play with, even if it's just close friends. Playing with people helps you improve exponentially. Best of luck!

i want to take guitar lessons but i have no idea where to start. any recommendations?

Trying to test cross-chain interactions can be annoying. Made this repo to help. Currently supports creating L1 -> L2 calls, using event logs, the way the Op-Node does. PRs welcome :) github.com/wilsoncusack/O…

@sweetrobin9000 😂🤣

At this point, it is very clear that Chelsea Monroe-Cassel is too distracted with Game of Thrones cookbooks and will never get around to finishing the follow-up to A Feast of Ice and Fire. Does she not realize that Ice and Fire cooking is her true legacy?

@sunglassesface 🤣😅

Tech twitter topics in a nutshell: 0. Wow check out this AI thing I built 1. Sorry but Nextjs sucks 2. React is dead. Use Nextjs 3. Check out all this MRR *insert screenshot* 4. Use Tailwind, you dont understand CSS 5. PHP is NOT dead, here's my Laravel million dollar business 6. pgvector databases are the future, dang it. 7. indie hacking is dead 8. boohoo someone cloned my idea 9. I just sold my side project, here's how I did it 10. I learned SEO, here's a graph 11. If you're not using Rust, dont talk to me 12. Help! I suck at marketing 13. 73 reasons why nocode sucks 14. 74 reasons why nocode rocks 15. Something something, a thread. Ok - that's all I can remember. What did I miss?

@GuilbertPaul Fair - I have a flair for the dramatic 😅 It wasn't a great experience though. Had to run the app as a containerized node.js app, which lost out on features that would have "just worked" in vercel. And yes - the remix templates seem to work well.

@lauchness1 I don't know if it was a "nightmare", but I've had troubles in the past installing Next.js outside of Vercel, mainly due to the lack of documentation.... On the other hand, I'm impressed by Remix's existing templates for many cloud providers.

Out of the last 3 apps I've built for clients: - Next.js App router - was a nightmare to deal with deploying outside vercel (for their completely unreasonable pricing) - Next.js pages router - ran into issues due to Next overriding fetch - Remix - incredible to build and deploy

@vessjs The client had existing infra they switched to. I have not used Open Next - may need to in the future if something like this comes up again.

@lauchness1 Where did you deploy app router? Did you use open next?

@dillonraphael @Railway Had to run it as a Node application, which lost out on a lot of the features that would have "just worked" on vercel. Builds/deploys ended up taking a looong time, which was not fun for hot-fixes. Not impossible, just not great - which is sad, because Next was my go-to

Can only say good things about working with @0xinsanity midcurve.substack.com/?r=1x3srp&utm_…

@sweetrobin9000 🤦

This women is a huuuuuge Daemon Targaryen fan!

Messing around with HTML canvases.