@joezimjs.bsky.social
How did this take this long?
(btw, I only read the headline... so just talking about the tab width change).
(btw, I only read the headline... so just talking about the tab width change).
Your feedback matters 🙌
GitHub now remembers your tab width preferences everywhere - more choice, more flexibility, all thanks to your suggestions!
Our accessibility team is always turning your feedback into real improvements. Keep sharing - we love hearing from you! 💕
github.blog/changelog/20...
GitHub now remembers your tab width preferences everywhere - more choice, more flexibility, all thanks to your suggestions!
Our accessibility team is always turning your feedback into real improvements. Keep sharing - we love hearing from you! 💕
github.blog/changelog/20...
GitHub consistently maintains user-defined tab-width preferences - GitHub Changelog
What’s changed? Historically, users on GitHub have been able to set their preferred tab width for viewing code, but this preference was not reliably respected throughout the site. Inconsistent tab…
github.blog
July 28, 2025 at 6:32 PM
How did this take this long?
(btw, I only read the headline... so just talking about the tab width change).
(btw, I only read the headline... so just talking about the tab width change).
Anyone aware of the Figma lawsuit for the "Dev Mode" trademark should give some support to Daniel here.
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⚡️ blazing fast
📦 built from scratch for devs
🎛️ offering full control of your environment
💰 VC funding welcome
accept no imitations
Dev Mode - Toggle Your Developer Environment
Easily turn dev mode on and off from one single site.
dev-mode.dev
April 19, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Anyone aware of the Figma lawsuit for the "Dev Mode" trademark should give some support to Daniel here.
I love Matt's videos. So concise, but still packed with information and always teaches something quite useful. Keep up the great work!
new vid out homies 🤞
youtu.be/X0M4R0Qx6n4
youtu.be/X0M4R0Qx6n4
Nuxt Got FASTER?
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youtu.be
March 14, 2025 at 9:39 PM
I love Matt's videos. So concise, but still packed with information and always teaches something quite useful. Keep up the great work!
Reposted
Version 4 is now open-source! While it is still under development 🚧, feel free to explore the codebase, try it in your Nuxt app, or even deploy a test instance to Cloudflare Workers.
github.com/pruvious/pru...
github.com/pruvious/pru...
GitHub - pruvious/pruvious at v4
A reliable CMS for your Nuxt app. Contribute to pruvious/pruvious development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
March 1, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Version 4 is now open-source! While it is still under development 🚧, feel free to explore the codebase, try it in your Nuxt app, or even deploy a test instance to Cloudflare Workers.
github.com/pruvious/pru...
github.com/pruvious/pru...
Reading @antfu.me antfu.me/posts/epoch-...
This is an interesting solution to help people understand the extent of the potential breaking changes, but if you keep working the way you have, won't you end up blowing past 99 major versions before you hit an epoch version with a lot of these libraries?
This is an interesting solution to help people understand the extent of the potential breaking changes, but if you keep working the way you have, won't you end up blowing past 99 major versions before you hit an epoch version with a lot of these libraries?
Epoch Semantic Versioning
Proposal for an extended Semantic Versioning called Epoch SemVer to provide more granular versioning information to users.
antfu.me
January 10, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Reading @antfu.me antfu.me/posts/epoch-...
This is an interesting solution to help people understand the extent of the potential breaking changes, but if you keep working the way you have, won't you end up blowing past 99 major versions before you hit an epoch version with a lot of these libraries?
This is an interesting solution to help people understand the extent of the potential breaking changes, but if you keep working the way you have, won't you end up blowing past 99 major versions before you hit an epoch version with a lot of these libraries?
Sorry in advance to anyone who knows what I'm talking about: I lost The Game!
January 7, 2025 at 5:47 AM
Sorry in advance to anyone who knows what I'm talking about: I lost The Game!
Happy New Year Everyone!
January 1, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Happy New Year Everyone!