How was the transition? I tried using biome on a Vue.js project last weekend but it was not as smooth as I thought it would be.

@schier.co finally took the time to update Yaak and all the nitpicks I had about its icon and not being able to add it to the favorites are gone. Also, it starts SUPER fast now. Yay! <3

Yeah I was just wondering if there was a feature I was missing 😊

Last time I tried it, it did nothing more than using VS Code as a markdown editor. Are there features that you like in Obsidian you think I wouldn't get using a regular text editor?

I just don't have the option. Right-clicking the app icon doesn't allow me to add it as favorite, and I can't drag it to the left to add it with the favorite apps.

Oh btw on Linux (PopOS/Gnome, installed from .deb) the app can't be added as a favorite in the dock and the app icon looks to be low-res. :)

Off the top of my head, I'd say pre/post scripting (even though I must say your implementation of request chaining is really clever!), and I'd fancy being able to test response outputs. Plus a few beeps and boops here and there, but so far it feels really mature and stable!

As a customer, "lifetime license" makes no sense. It looks like a cash-grab for a software I'm not sure will still be alive in three years. It made sense back when we were paying for full-fledged software, but I'd rather have a subscription that makes sense for me as well as incentivize the dev.

Totalement d'accord. J'ai eu le plaisir de le voir plusieurs fois, notamment au DevFest Toulouse. À chaque fois j'étais bluffé. Mon speaker préféré, avec @piotrprz.bsky.social (Et en plus il sont ultra sympa) <3

That's a bold choice and I'm sure it's going to ruffle some feathers, but hey at the end of the day the most important thing is consistency.

I see that /r/teefies is leaking on Bluesky. And that's a good thing.

Oooh I was just looking at adding something like this for my blog posts yesterday, to emulate GitHub's implementation. Thanks for that!