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vibecoded a vs code extension that shouts when your tests fail😂.
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yikes-0.0.1.vsix
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you can install it via 'install from VSIX' and use the 'Select Fail Sound' command to set your audio
i’m so bad at ui design that one time a friend called my design vibecoded and i haven’t opened figma since.
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Sam's Archive
inspired by this tweet,i forked the original htm library and rebuilt the core to see if i could make it surgically reactive while keeping full ts support and a tiny size so > no VDOM. htm-ts uses signals it updates exactly what changed and nothing else.…
damn,ryan carniato(creator of solid js) just said my project approach is interesting! 🤯
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so the issue is most of times devs use jsx (react/solid) because it gives you red squiggles when you make a mistake, but it requires a heavy build step.the alt is htm (htm in js strings), which runs directly in the browser with zero build tools.however,with htm typenoscript can’t see inside strings, so you lose all error checking and autocomplete, making it dangerous for big projects.
so i tried to solve this by creating a p() helper that acts as a type anchor. using tail recursive types,i forced typenoscript to actually read the string from left to right and validate your data against the component's requirements.
so we get still performance but with full type safety back inside template strings.
so i tried to solve this by creating a p() helper that acts as a type anchor. using tail recursive types,i forced typenoscript to actually read the string from left to right and validate your data against the component's requirements.
so we get still performance but with full type safety back inside template strings.
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I really enjoyed Akotsk .It is so soulful and enjoyable. The only downside is that the episodes are short. other than that, it made me love the GOT universe more.
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Forwarded from Dagmawi Babi
Everything is Broken — Yohanes Fikru
• youtu.be/IPzM27dJYn4
In school, we learnt the "correct" way of doing things, how we should implement our specs using architectures and patterns. But in game dev, the "spec" is an emotion: Is it fun? Does it feel right? To answer that, you have to build for the user's desire first, often at the expense of the code's purity.
In this talk we'll take a look at his journey, learning extremely useful insights and lessons about game dev as well as what creating a game studio thought him about the truth of game dev and user satisfaction as a whole.
#DagmawiBabisMeetup #YouTube
@Dagmawi_Babi
• youtu.be/IPzM27dJYn4
In school, we learnt the "correct" way of doing things, how we should implement our specs using architectures and patterns. But in game dev, the "spec" is an emotion: Is it fun? Does it feel right? To answer that, you have to build for the user's desire first, often at the expense of the code's purity.
In this talk we'll take a look at his journey, learning extremely useful insights and lessons about game dev as well as what creating a game studio thought him about the truth of game dev and user satisfaction as a whole.
#DagmawiBabisMeetup #YouTube
@Dagmawi_Babi
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Forwarded from The Software Guy
Flutter devs know the pain…
Months ago i was building a calendar app with Android home screen widgets in flutter.
And bro… it was painful.
There was no way to build widgets with pure dart.
u had to jump between kotlin, XML, and dart, rebuild constantly, and there was no hot-restart workflow to see changes quickly.
So I had an idea sitting in my head for months…
Today I finally built it.
🚀 flutter_android_widgets
A package that makes building Android home screen widgets for Flutter way easier.
No more fighting the native side for every small thing.
Just focus on building the widget.
📦 Package:
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_android_widgets
📚 Docs:
https://flutter-android-widgets-docs.vercel.app/docs
If you're building Flutter apps and want real Android widgets, check it out and tell me what you think.
Open source. Built for the Flutter community. 🫡
Months ago i was building a calendar app with Android home screen widgets in flutter.
And bro… it was painful.
There was no way to build widgets with pure dart.
u had to jump between kotlin, XML, and dart, rebuild constantly, and there was no hot-restart workflow to see changes quickly.
So I had an idea sitting in my head for months…
Today I finally built it.
🚀 flutter_android_widgets
A package that makes building Android home screen widgets for Flutter way easier.
No more fighting the native side for every small thing.
Just focus on building the widget.
📦 Package:
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_android_widgets
📚 Docs:
https://flutter-android-widgets-docs.vercel.app/docs
If you're building Flutter apps and want real Android widgets, check it out and tell me what you think.
Open source. Built for the Flutter community. 🫡
Dart packages
flutter_android_widgets | Flutter package
Define Android home screen widgets entirely in Dart. No XML, no Kotlin, no manual manifest editing.
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