9ice_guy
@9ice.bsky.social
@Frontend Developer | Nuxt.js | Next.js| Vanilla.js | Vue | React
The way technology is moving, one would think they're losing their mind but then again you'll have to unlearn to learn again. Fun fact.
a cartoon character sitting on a couch with the words definitely losing it
ALT: a cartoon character sitting on a couch with the words definitely losing it
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February 10, 2025 at 9:33 PM
The way technology is moving, one would think they're losing their mind but then again you'll have to unlearn to learn again. Fun fact.
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guess what!
👉 state of js 2024 is out
nuxt was one of _only two_ frameworks to see an overall increase in positivity in 2024 🙌
(shoutout to @astro.build as the other one 👋)
👉 state of js 2024 is out
nuxt was one of _only two_ frameworks to see an overall increase in positivity in 2024 🙌
(shoutout to @astro.build as the other one 👋)
December 16, 2024 at 1:53 PM
guess what!
👉 state of js 2024 is out
nuxt was one of _only two_ frameworks to see an overall increase in positivity in 2024 🙌
(shoutout to @astro.build as the other one 👋)
👉 state of js 2024 is out
nuxt was one of _only two_ frameworks to see an overall increase in positivity in 2024 🙌
(shoutout to @astro.build as the other one 👋)
A very interesting framework to use on the backend. ❤️
December 16, 2024 at 9:00 PM
A very interesting framework to use on the backend. ❤️
Most times what makes devs stick to their pc past their bed time is the adrenaline rush that comes after that particular bug has finally been solved, even though a new one was created.
December 11, 2024 at 5:27 PM
Most times what makes devs stick to their pc past their bed time is the adrenaline rush that comes after that particular bug has finally been solved, even though a new one was created.
Frontend has been taking me this far for 3yrs now. Let's see what the backend holds in 2025 for me. Making a full transition next, so help me God
December 11, 2024 at 3:07 PM
Frontend has been taking me this far for 3yrs now. Let's see what the backend holds in 2025 for me. Making a full transition next, so help me God
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React v19 – React
The library for web and native user interfaces
react.dev
December 5, 2024 at 7:05 PM
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i bitch about it a lot but React Native is awesome. if you’re a native engineer you might feel skeptical, but it isn’t a lowest common denominator crossplatform abstraction. rather, i like to think of it as a scripting orchestration layer for platform views (which you can still write). like in games
November 25, 2024 at 12:46 AM
i bitch about it a lot but React Native is awesome. if you’re a native engineer you might feel skeptical, but it isn’t a lowest common denominator crossplatform abstraction. rather, i like to think of it as a scripting orchestration layer for platform views (which you can still write). like in games
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Upcoming improvements to Vue’s reactivity system performance (again): github.com/vuejs/core/p...
perf(reactivity): ports `alien-signals` system by johnsoncodehk · Pull Request #12349 · vuejs/core
alien-signals(https://github.com/stackblitz/alien-signals) is a research-oriented signal library rewritten based on Vue 3.4's reactivity system. It sets several constraints to ensure the high-p...
github.com
November 13, 2024 at 10:52 AM
Upcoming improvements to Vue’s reactivity system performance (again): github.com/vuejs/core/p...
Welcome back to Monday. 😫 Friday please comeback
November 11, 2024 at 8:09 AM
Welcome back to Monday. 😫 Friday please comeback
The space looks intoxicating
All I want in life is an original art deco bathroom like are you kidding me 🥲
November 10, 2024 at 4:02 PM
The space looks intoxicating
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CSS :has() is the goat here 🐐
only use JavaScript to:
- check bounds on load to generate clip-path percentages styles
- set the direction on input change so you know which end needs the transition-delay ⭐️
let CSS handle the rest for you
only use JavaScript to:
- check bounds on load to generate clip-path percentages styles
- set the direction on input change so you know which end needs the transition-delay ⭐️
let CSS handle the rest for you
November 9, 2024 at 12:14 AM
CSS :has() is the goat here 🐐
only use JavaScript to:
- check bounds on load to generate clip-path percentages styles
- set the direction on input change so you know which end needs the transition-delay ⭐️
let CSS handle the rest for you
only use JavaScript to:
- check bounds on load to generate clip-path percentages styles
- set the direction on input change so you know which end needs the transition-delay ⭐️
let CSS handle the rest for you
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my main “bluesky tip” is simply — like and follow posts and people you enjoy seeing in your feed, and “show less” what you don’t enjoy.
“training” Discover algorithm takes annoyingly long for now — but it does get more specific with time, and the team will be making it more responsive. data helps.
“training” Discover algorithm takes annoyingly long for now — but it does get more specific with time, and the team will be making it more responsive. data helps.
November 8, 2024 at 11:30 AM
my main “bluesky tip” is simply — like and follow posts and people you enjoy seeing in your feed, and “show less” what you don’t enjoy.
“training” Discover algorithm takes annoyingly long for now — but it does get more specific with time, and the team will be making it more responsive. data helps.
“training” Discover algorithm takes annoyingly long for now — but it does get more specific with time, and the team will be making it more responsive. data helps.
😅I usually comment out suspected lines of code and start in commenting them to see where it will break. Works all the time
how to fix 80% of bugs
1. find unnecessary accumulating state
2. derive it from existing stuff on the fly
1. find unnecessary accumulating state
2. derive it from existing stuff on the fly
November 9, 2024 at 9:09 AM
😅I usually comment out suspected lines of code and start in commenting them to see where it will break. Works all the time
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how to fix 80% of bugs
1. find unnecessary accumulating state
2. derive it from existing stuff on the fly
1. find unnecessary accumulating state
2. derive it from existing stuff on the fly
November 8, 2024 at 2:39 AM
how to fix 80% of bugs
1. find unnecessary accumulating state
2. derive it from existing stuff on the fly
1. find unnecessary accumulating state
2. derive it from existing stuff on the fly
Hello my fellow @nuxt.com Devs, I'm new to this platform and I joined @danielroe.dev from his post. So please let's connect and continue building.
November 9, 2024 at 9:07 AM
Hello my fellow @nuxt.com Devs, I'm new to this platform and I joined @danielroe.dev from his post. So please let's connect and continue building.
I don't know why the weekend is always short 😫
November 9, 2024 at 8:58 AM
I don't know why the weekend is always short 😫
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Big news for OSS today.
After 6 years, 337 comments, countless false starts & frustrations, I am very proud that
my Vendure co-founder David
and I were today finally able to close this issue: github.com/typeorm/type...
After 6 years, 337 comments, countless false starts & frustrations, I am very proud that
my Vendure co-founder David
and I were today finally able to close this issue: github.com/typeorm/type...
Future of TypeORM · Issue #3267 · typeorm/typeorm
We are working full-time on TypeORM for almost three years. That’s why we have such a powerful and really amazing ORM. And this time wasn't funded or sponsored by anybody except our core developers...
github.com
November 8, 2024 at 12:40 PM
Big news for OSS today.
After 6 years, 337 comments, countless false starts & frustrations, I am very proud that
my Vendure co-founder David
and I were today finally able to close this issue: github.com/typeorm/type...
After 6 years, 337 comments, countless false starts & frustrations, I am very proud that
my Vendure co-founder David
and I were today finally able to close this issue: github.com/typeorm/type...