I really love the accuracy of @kagi.com. It's refreshing to not have to scroll through 5-6 results to reach what I'm looking for, and so far the subscription is well worth it.

But it's quite slow, the loading time doesn't live up to what the docs say 😓 help.kagi.com/kagi/search-...

Tempest's website redesign is released. ✨

tempestphp.com

TIL about `void` in JavaScript. It evaluates an expression and returns `undefined`, so this is useful to prevent arrow functions from leaking their return value

A minor update to the types would be enough 👍🏻

```ts
type Channel = ChannelName | PrivateChannelName
type ChannelWithId = `${Channel}:${string}`

// function subscribeTo(channel: Channel | ChannelWithId) {}
```

I went the "list" way: I add people in certain ecosystems to a corresponding list, eg. I have an ECMAScript list with front-end, JavaScript, TypeScript people, and a PHP list with Laravel, Symfony, and broader PHP ecosystem people

Lists appear next to feeds so it's easy to access

😎

I think Tempest's Discovery is capable of discovering views, templates and components based on conventions

I'm not sure exactly yet what it will look like though, but Discovery will help a lot, for sure

Right, but even with 2... it's not aligned with `<script>`, it looks weird 😭

The less indents, the better, in my opinion 👀

It might be more of a habit issue than a readability one? It actually puts me off if every line in SFC `script`s is indented... they feel misplaced

While I do agree this is an inconvenience, I would simply create a specific `PodcastProcessedSubscriber` to make things more explicit.

You're missing a lot! I basically navigate my Mac through Raycast.

You get a lot of utilities for free too (eg. ditched Rectangle for the built-in window management). Raycast AI is quite useful too, and there are a LOT of extensions! My most used one is the TablePlus one.

Not sure if related to this update but some images in posts don't show up anymore: bsky.app/profile/inno...

This example is not using Laravel Echo, but `pusher-js`, which I prefer because I can type what I want properly. Here's the `subscribeTo` helper:

👀 Random Laravel experiment: type-safe broadcasting.

I implemented `HasBroadcastChannel` on an enum so I could use it in place of channel names. By using `spatie/laravel-typescript-transformer`, I can convert the enum to a TypeScript definition and make a type-safe front-end helper!