Erik V
@flotes-dev.bsky.social
Senior Software Engineer @ Cisco · BJJ Black Belt · Daddy
Independently building at night
- Flotes · Markdown Note-taking Built for Learning
- Tomatillo Timer · Study timer that syncs to music
- Better Commits · CLI to make conventional commits
Independently building at night
- Flotes · Markdown Note-taking Built for Learning
- Tomatillo Timer · Study timer that syncs to music
- Better Commits · CLI to make conventional commits
Yeah I'm using LazyVim. I had my own config from following Chris@Machine videos like 5ish years ago. Then switched to LazyVim 1-2 years ago mostly due to issues in really big files and monorepos at work.
Definitely looking to switch back to a custom setup when I get the chance!
Definitely looking to switch back to a custom setup when I get the chance!
November 30, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Yeah I'm using LazyVim. I had my own config from following Chris@Machine videos like 5ish years ago. Then switched to LazyVim 1-2 years ago mostly due to issues in really big files and monorepos at work.
Definitely looking to switch back to a custom setup when I get the chance!
Definitely looking to switch back to a custom setup when I get the chance!
I probably just need to go through and update all my deps / plugins / etc... and then copy someone else's svelte setup. See where that lands me and adjust from there.
November 29, 2025 at 9:37 PM
I probably just need to go through and update all my deps / plugins / etc... and then copy someone else's svelte setup. See where that lands me and adjust from there.
NVIM v0.11.3
Svelte-Language-Server 0.17.19
I'm also using LazyVim with the Svelte LazyExtra. This is actually a whole other issue. Without it, changing TS files does not reflect changes in Svelte files. With it, big svelte projects crash the ls. 😭
My svelte lsp setup: github.com/Everduin94/d...
Svelte-Language-Server 0.17.19
I'm also using LazyVim with the Svelte LazyExtra. This is actually a whole other issue. Without it, changing TS files does not reflect changes in Svelte files. With it, big svelte projects crash the ls. 😭
My svelte lsp setup: github.com/Everduin94/d...
github.com
November 29, 2025 at 9:36 PM
NVIM v0.11.3
Svelte-Language-Server 0.17.19
I'm also using LazyVim with the Svelte LazyExtra. This is actually a whole other issue. Without it, changing TS files does not reflect changes in Svelte files. With it, big svelte projects crash the ls. 😭
My svelte lsp setup: github.com/Everduin94/d...
Svelte-Language-Server 0.17.19
I'm also using LazyVim with the Svelte LazyExtra. This is actually a whole other issue. Without it, changing TS files does not reflect changes in Svelte files. With it, big svelte projects crash the ls. 😭
My svelte lsp setup: github.com/Everduin94/d...
On a positive note, if I ever had the time to do a big overhaul, kickstart.nvim looks really appealing.
Too many ideas, not enough time 😅
Too many ideas, not enough time 😅
November 29, 2025 at 1:50 AM
On a positive note, if I ever had the time to do a big overhaul, kickstart.nvim looks really appealing.
Too many ideas, not enough time 😅
Too many ideas, not enough time 😅
I use a lazy lock file for plugins, and mason for dependencies. Really not sure past that how to keep my config stable. A lot of the time it feels like whack-a-mole. Update a config/plugin/dep/version to fix one thing, another thing unknowingly breaks.
November 29, 2025 at 1:50 AM
I use a lazy lock file for plugins, and mason for dependencies. Really not sure past that how to keep my config stable. A lot of the time it feels like whack-a-mole. Update a config/plugin/dep/version to fix one thing, another thing unknowingly breaks.
Thanks for the link!
I definitely don't some stuff you have like didChangeWatchedFiles = false in my config
I will give that a try when I get the chance!
I definitely don't some stuff you have like didChangeWatchedFiles = false in my config
I will give that a try when I get the chance!
November 11, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Thanks for the link!
I definitely don't some stuff you have like didChangeWatchedFiles = false in my config
I will give that a try when I get the chance!
I definitely don't some stuff you have like didChangeWatchedFiles = false in my config
I will give that a try when I get the chance!
This is the fix for me.
client:notify instead of client.notify
So confusing 🫤. - There are examples of this workaround everywhere. They all use client.notify. Only example I've seen using client:notify was a Neovim 12 user, I'm on 11.
client:notify instead of client.notify
So confusing 🫤. - There are examples of this workaround everywhere. They all use client.notify. Only example I've seen using client:notify was a Neovim 12 user, I'm on 11.
November 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
This is the fix for me.
client:notify instead of client.notify
So confusing 🫤. - There are examples of this workaround everywhere. They all use client.notify. Only example I've seen using client:notify was a Neovim 12 user, I'm on 11.
client:notify instead of client.notify
So confusing 🫤. - There are examples of this workaround everywhere. They all use client.notify. Only example I've seen using client:notify was a Neovim 12 user, I'm on 11.
Outside of the Svelte LazyVim Extra, this used to work for me, but that's no longer the case.
For context I'm on Neovim v0.11.3
For context I'm on Neovim v0.11.3
November 10, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Outside of the Svelte LazyVim Extra, this used to work for me, but that's no longer the case.
For context I'm on Neovim v0.11.3
For context I'm on Neovim v0.11.3
Also just wanted to add, I'm really enjoying using FSM, thanks for your effort on it! - This isn't so much a request as it is just me thinking out-loud 😅. I could copy FSM, try to add context myself, and see if it makes sense. Or maybe I'm just complicating things for the sake of consistency 😆
November 9, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Also just wanted to add, I'm really enjoying using FSM, thanks for your effort on it! - This isn't so much a request as it is just me thinking out-loud 😅. I could copy FSM, try to add context myself, and see if it makes sense. Or maybe I'm just complicating things for the sake of consistency 😆
I think with something like context, I could use FSM to represent time and interval. - Since it only has 1 state, the benefit is just associating that data/state with its actions in an API that matches the rest of my code that's using FSM.
(4/4)
(4/4)
November 9, 2025 at 9:25 PM
I think with something like context, I could use FSM to represent time and interval. - Since it only has 1 state, the benefit is just associating that data/state with its actions in an API that matches the rest of my code that's using FSM.
(4/4)
(4/4)
I got this working using 2 instances of FSM for running/idle and study/break. - So I don't necessarily need nesting here, this works fine and make sense to me.
time and intervals don't really map on to FSM. They technically just have 1 "state".
(3/4)
time and intervals don't really map on to FSM. They technically just have 1 "state".
(3/4)
November 9, 2025 at 9:25 PM
I got this working using 2 instances of FSM for running/idle and study/break. - So I don't necessarily need nesting here, this works fine and make sense to me.
time and intervals don't really map on to FSM. They technically just have 1 "state".
(3/4)
time and intervals don't really map on to FSM. They technically just have 1 "state".
(3/4)
I am re-writing portions of a timer application.
It has many different states that affect each other:
- running / idle
- study, short-break, long-break,
- current-time / max-time
- current-interval / max-interval
(2/4)
It has many different states that affect each other:
- running / idle
- study, short-break, long-break,
- current-time / max-time
- current-interval / max-interval
(2/4)
November 9, 2025 at 9:25 PM
I am re-writing portions of a timer application.
It has many different states that affect each other:
- running / idle
- study, short-break, long-break,
- current-time / max-time
- current-interval / max-interval
(2/4)
It has many different states that affect each other:
- running / idle
- study, short-break, long-break,
- current-time / max-time
- current-interval / max-interval
(2/4)
Hey thanks for taking the time to reply.
I've been using Runed FSM more and more this afternoon and what I think I am really looking for is more-so something like: X-State's "Context" stately.ai/docs/context
My use case... (1/4)
I've been using Runed FSM more and more this afternoon and what I think I am really looking for is more-so something like: X-State's "Context" stately.ai/docs/context
My use case... (1/4)
Context | Stately
In XState, context is how you store data in a state machine actor.
stately.ai
November 9, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Hey thanks for taking the time to reply.
I've been using Runed FSM more and more this afternoon and what I think I am really looking for is more-so something like: X-State's "Context" stately.ai/docs/context
My use case... (1/4)
I've been using Runed FSM more and more this afternoon and what I think I am really looking for is more-so something like: X-State's "Context" stately.ai/docs/context
My use case... (1/4)
Thanks for the tag!
Also to clarify. Nesting might be one way of solving my problem. Alternatively, if it makes sense to compose multiple state machines, that would probably work as well. - I'm not sure what is the standard way of handling states within states.
Also to clarify. Nesting might be one way of solving my problem. Alternatively, if it makes sense to compose multiple state machines, that would probably work as well. - I'm not sure what is the standard way of handling states within states.
November 9, 2025 at 7:13 PM
Thanks for the tag!
Also to clarify. Nesting might be one way of solving my problem. Alternatively, if it makes sense to compose multiple state machines, that would probably work as well. - I'm not sure what is the standard way of handling states within states.
Also to clarify. Nesting might be one way of solving my problem. Alternatively, if it makes sense to compose multiple state machines, that would probably work as well. - I'm not sure what is the standard way of handling states within states.
Yes, Svelte is the Sung Jin-woo of web development.
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ALT: a close up of a man with blue eyes
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November 8, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Yes, Svelte is the Sung Jin-woo of web development.
I could never get offline to work quite right with workbox/vite-pwa and had a lot of issues when developing. Skill issue on my part 😅.
A package would be nice for the sk version, but I like how obvious it makes everything. On a subject that normally feels very magical (imo 🙂).
A package would be nice for the sk version, but I like how obvious it makes everything. On a subject that normally feels very magical (imo 🙂).
November 8, 2025 at 10:37 PM
I could never get offline to work quite right with workbox/vite-pwa and had a lot of issues when developing. Skill issue on my part 😅.
A package would be nice for the sk version, but I like how obvious it makes everything. On a subject that normally feels very magical (imo 🙂).
A package would be nice for the sk version, but I like how obvious it makes everything. On a subject that normally feels very magical (imo 🙂).
Maybe not helpful since I see you mentioned React Native. But, if you do happen to be using Svelte-Kit, it's this.
svelte.dev/docs/kit/ser...
I have used workbox, vite-pwa, etc... and this is so much simpler and works so much better (for me), that I will link it anytime I get the chance 😅
svelte.dev/docs/kit/ser...
I have used workbox, vite-pwa, etc... and this is so much simpler and works so much better (for me), that I will link it anytime I get the chance 😅
Service workers • SvelteKit Docs
Service workers • SvelteKit documentation
svelte.dev
November 8, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Maybe not helpful since I see you mentioned React Native. But, if you do happen to be using Svelte-Kit, it's this.
svelte.dev/docs/kit/ser...
I have used workbox, vite-pwa, etc... and this is so much simpler and works so much better (for me), that I will link it anytime I get the chance 😅
svelte.dev/docs/kit/ser...
I have used workbox, vite-pwa, etc... and this is so much simpler and works so much better (for me), that I will link it anytime I get the chance 😅
I was setting the clicked button (the now active child element) to disabled, during the server-side cookie update.
Disabled, of course, removes the active state . Thus, closes the dropdown immediately. 🫠
Disabled, of course, removes the active state . Thus, closes the dropdown immediately. 🫠
November 6, 2025 at 1:04 AM
I was setting the clicked button (the now active child element) to disabled, during the server-side cookie update.
Disabled, of course, removes the active state . Thus, closes the dropdown immediately. 🫠
Disabled, of course, removes the active state . Thus, closes the dropdown immediately. 🫠
Also, ran into a bug working on this that makes total sense but had me so stumped.
My dropdown is pure CSS, opens based on the button or it's children being the active element.
I would click a button, the dropdown would close immediately. Even though that button is a child of the dropdown.
(1/2)
My dropdown is pure CSS, opens based on the button or it's children being the active element.
I would click a button, the dropdown would close immediately. Even though that button is a child of the dropdown.
(1/2)
November 6, 2025 at 1:04 AM
Also, ran into a bug working on this that makes total sense but had me so stumped.
My dropdown is pure CSS, opens based on the button or it's children being the active element.
I would click a button, the dropdown would close immediately. Even though that button is a child of the dropdown.
(1/2)
My dropdown is pure CSS, opens based on the button or it's children being the active element.
I would click a button, the dropdown would close immediately. Even though that button is a child of the dropdown.
(1/2)