Emanuele (Ema)
@ematipico.xyz
Software engineer. @biomejs.dev creator and core - @astro.build core and TSC. Follow the 🦀
I don't know about Liberapay, but GitHub requires an account for any kind of payment, while OO doesn't. I've seen companies (corporate and enterprise) preferring OO because GitHub would have required more bureaucracy.
That's been my experience in the last four years.
That's been my experience in the last four years.
November 11, 2025 at 4:37 PM
I don't know about Liberapay, but GitHub requires an account for any kind of payment, while OO doesn't. I've seen companies (corporate and enterprise) preferring OO because GitHub would have required more bureaucracy.
That's been my experience in the last four years.
That's been my experience in the last four years.
They also handle taxes for all the members of the project when they want to expense the money.
Sure, they take a substantial fee, but it's worth it! They also have good customer service.
Always from experience, I've seen more payments coming from Open Collective as opposed to GitHub.
Sure, they take a substantial fee, but it's worth it! They also have good customer service.
Always from experience, I've seen more payments coming from Open Collective as opposed to GitHub.
November 11, 2025 at 3:27 PM
They also handle taxes for all the members of the project when they want to expense the money.
Sure, they take a substantial fee, but it's worth it! They also have good customer service.
Always from experience, I've seen more payments coming from Open Collective as opposed to GitHub.
Sure, they take a substantial fee, but it's worth it! They also have good customer service.
Always from experience, I've seen more payments coming from Open Collective as opposed to GitHub.
As a maintainer of two OSS projects, I would advise setting up an open collective (OO) account. Users rarely ask, and use what's available. OO may require more information, but allows one-off payments, it doesn't require GitHub accounts (easier for corporate and enterprise) 1/2
November 11, 2025 at 3:27 PM
As a maintainer of two OSS projects, I would advise setting up an open collective (OO) account. Users rarely ask, and use what's available. OO may require more information, but allows one-off payments, it doesn't require GitHub accounts (easier for corporate and enterprise) 1/2
True, and freaking concerning. The package manager of the most used language is dead, in the hands of MS.
They should give it to the Linux Foundation, so they can focus on the registry only.
They should give it to the Linux Foundation, so they can focus on the registry only.
November 10, 2025 at 2:38 PM
True, and freaking concerning. The package manager of the most used language is dead, in the hands of MS.
They should give it to the Linux Foundation, so they can focus on the registry only.
They should give it to the Linux Foundation, so they can focus on the registry only.
Share the fix! Very curious
November 5, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Share the fix! Very curious
Any chance to have some info about how to reach the place, since Coimbra doesn't have an airport, it seems
November 5, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Any chance to have some info about how to reach the place, since Coimbra doesn't have an airport, it seems
Please share with us what you will find. I've also had the same impression, but I haven't worked with authentication for a while. Only for a personal website
November 5, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Please share with us what you will find. I've also had the same impression, but I haven't worked with authentication for a while. Only for a personal website
Yeah they improved it, good for them! I suppose they learnt from feedback
November 4, 2025 at 1:10 PM
Yeah they improved it, good for them! I suppose they learnt from feedback
Well, Svelte used (uses?) labels for their reactivity in v4. It was a clever use of some syntax. I can't recall such disagreement like the one that the React ecosystem is experiencing.
November 4, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Well, Svelte used (uses?) labels for their reactivity in v4. It was a clever use of some syntax. I can't recall such disagreement like the one that the React ecosystem is experiencing.
Yeah, true. I guess for the use case you guys had, directives fit better. I suppose React and Next.js are the first big players using this feature heavily
November 4, 2025 at 10:28 AM
Yeah, true. I guess for the use case you guys had, directives fit better. I suppose React and Next.js are the first big players using this feature heavily
The longest proposal ever!
November 4, 2025 at 10:26 AM
The longest proposal ever!
Decorators are official. Only decorators for parameters aren't
November 4, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Decorators are official. Only decorators for parameters aren't
You should have sued the place where you're staying lol
November 4, 2025 at 8:44 AM
You should have sued the place where you're staying lol
Any particular reason why Gleam doesn't have an open collective?
November 1, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Any particular reason why Gleam doesn't have an open collective?
What are the illegal parts? Is it because it's a government website that doesn't match the colour contrast requirements?
October 26, 2025 at 7:34 PM
What are the illegal parts? Is it because it's a government website that doesn't match the colour contrast requirements?
It's possible you come from a place where import sorting is part of formatting. However, it isn't the case for JavaScript, a language with side effects. That's why in Biome, that's part of the analyzer
October 26, 2025 at 12:54 PM
It's possible you come from a place where import sorting is part of formatting. However, it isn't the case for JavaScript, a language with side effects. That's why in Biome, that's part of the analyzer