Ti/o
@tilo.one
🌍 WebDev - @Svelte.dev & @Deno.com enthusiast 💻.
❤️ for tech - from woodworking 🪵 to microcontrollers 🔌.
🐙 https://github.com/tiloio
❤️ for tech - from woodworking 🪵 to microcontrollers 🔌.
🐙 https://github.com/tiloio
The screen is huge. I would make an horizontal scroll area above the controls where you can quick select the category via a button.
Maybe even intelligent sorted by the last usage at the same daytime.
Maybe even intelligent sorted by the last usage at the same daytime.
October 19, 2025 at 7:23 AM
The screen is huge. I would make an horizontal scroll area above the controls where you can quick select the category via a button.
Maybe even intelligent sorted by the last usage at the same daytime.
Maybe even intelligent sorted by the last usage at the same daytime.
Your current implementation is not checking if the finger moves after short touch.
So a short touch to move stuff would turn into a long touch if you do not release the moving stuff fast enough.
So a short touch to move stuff would turn into a long touch if you do not release the moving stuff fast enough.
April 7, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Your current implementation is not checking if the finger moves after short touch.
So a short touch to move stuff would turn into a long touch if you do not release the moving stuff fast enough.
So a short touch to move stuff would turn into a long touch if you do not release the moving stuff fast enough.
My problem with classes and global state is the initialisation.
I do not want to check if a state isn’t initialised. And I can’t create a state in a constructor. So typescript will always complain that the state could be undefined.
How do you solve this?
I do not want to check if a state isn’t initialised. And I can’t create a state in a constructor. So typescript will always complain that the state could be undefined.
How do you solve this?
April 5, 2025 at 3:20 PM
My problem with classes and global state is the initialisation.
I do not want to check if a state isn’t initialised. And I can’t create a state in a constructor. So typescript will always complain that the state could be undefined.
How do you solve this?
I do not want to check if a state isn’t initialised. And I can’t create a state in a constructor. So typescript will always complain that the state could be undefined.
How do you solve this?
IMHO you should never disable a button.
The user will never know what to do to enable the button.
Always provide an error message on click.
The user will never know what to do to enable the button.
Always provide an error message on click.
December 14, 2024 at 9:58 AM
IMHO you should never disable a button.
The user will never know what to do to enable the button.
Always provide an error message on click.
The user will never know what to do to enable the button.
Always provide an error message on click.
Now we need a `+loading.svelte` file to show a loading spinner 😬.
The same would be nice for `+page.js` and `+layout.ts` load functions.
The same would be nice for `+page.js` and `+layout.ts` load functions.
December 10, 2024 at 5:41 PM
Now we need a `+loading.svelte` file to show a loading spinner 😬.
The same would be nice for `+page.js` and `+layout.ts` load functions.
The same would be nice for `+page.js` and `+layout.ts` load functions.
I am at 10% of your numbers.
But I just started doing it more seriously and continuously 📈.
I hope next year looks the same for me 😎
But I just started doing it more seriously and continuously 📈.
I hope next year looks the same for me 😎
December 8, 2024 at 9:20 AM
I am at 10% of your numbers.
But I just started doing it more seriously and continuously 📈.
I hope next year looks the same for me 😎
But I just started doing it more seriously and continuously 📈.
I hope next year looks the same for me 😎
🏁 This was the story of my failed projects.
What experiences have you made?
How do you filter good projects ideas and stay consistent? 🧐
@marclou.bsky.social was really inspiring with his videos on YouTube. So I started trying #buildinpublic to stay consistent :).
What experiences have you made?
How do you filter good projects ideas and stay consistent? 🧐
@marclou.bsky.social was really inspiring with his videos on YouTube. So I started trying #buildinpublic to stay consistent :).
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
🏁 This was the story of my failed projects.
What experiences have you made?
How do you filter good projects ideas and stay consistent? 🧐
@marclou.bsky.social was really inspiring with his videos on YouTube. So I started trying #buildinpublic to stay consistent :).
What experiences have you made?
How do you filter good projects ideas and stay consistent? 🧐
@marclou.bsky.social was really inspiring with his videos on YouTube. So I started trying #buildinpublic to stay consistent :).
Other providers like tripadvisor have cheaper APIs but not much information. Maybe using travel books can be a solution? But how to license these?
There were so many unsolved questions. IMHO this is not a job for a solo entrepreneur. So I put the project on ice 🧊.
There were so many unsolved questions. IMHO this is not a job for a solo entrepreneur. So I put the project on ice 🧊.
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
Other providers like tripadvisor have cheaper APIs but not much information. Maybe using travel books can be a solution? But how to license these?
There were so many unsolved questions. IMHO this is not a job for a solo entrepreneur. So I put the project on ice 🧊.
There were so many unsolved questions. IMHO this is not a job for a solo entrepreneur. So I put the project on ice 🧊.
❌ There I was really motivated but I stumbeled over a lot of AI "feeding" problems. How to provide good travel decisions that are accurate and not outdated? The AI itself is always outdated so we need a database. Google maps has a lot of travel info, but is really expensive. ⏩
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
❌ There I was really motivated but I stumbeled over a lot of AI "feeding" problems. How to provide good travel decisions that are accurate and not outdated? The AI itself is always outdated so we need a database. Google maps has a lot of travel info, but is really expensive. ⏩
4️⃣ AI travel agency 🧳✈️ - https://planyour.holiday (not working 😞),
👨💻 @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and PostgreSQL with drizzle (kudos to @drizzle.team) and lucia auth (which is also really amazing) was used. OpenAI or GoogleGemini where choosed for the AI. The google maps API for travel info.
👨💻 @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and PostgreSQL with drizzle (kudos to @drizzle.team) and lucia auth (which is also really amazing) was used. OpenAI or GoogleGemini where choosed for the AI. The google maps API for travel info.
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
4️⃣ AI travel agency 🧳✈️ - https://planyour.holiday (not working 😞),
👨💻 @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and PostgreSQL with drizzle (kudos to @drizzle.team) and lucia auth (which is also really amazing) was used. OpenAI or GoogleGemini where choosed for the AI. The google maps API for travel info.
👨💻 @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and PostgreSQL with drizzle (kudos to @drizzle.team) and lucia auth (which is also really amazing) was used. OpenAI or GoogleGemini where choosed for the AI. The google maps API for travel info.
❌ Implementing 2d graphics with plain javascript in a canvas was not easy. After I couldn't get it working like I imagined it, I lost interest in the project. 📉
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
❌ Implementing 2d graphics with plain javascript in a canvas was not easy. After I couldn't get it working like I imagined it, I lost interest in the project. 📉
3️⃣ Online KiCad viewer and editor. (KiCad is an open source tool to create printed circuit board schematics.)
👨💻 First time I used @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and was amazed. PocketBase acted as our backend, for storing data, user auth and images.
👨💻 First time I used @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and was amazed. PocketBase acted as our backend, for storing data, user auth and images.
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
3️⃣ Online KiCad viewer and editor. (KiCad is an open source tool to create printed circuit board schematics.)
👨💻 First time I used @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and was amazed. PocketBase acted as our backend, for storing data, user auth and images.
👨💻 First time I used @svelte.dev with SvelteKit and was amazed. PocketBase acted as our backend, for storing data, user auth and images.
❌ Germany 🇩🇪 implemented the EU law differently than expected by us. It became really strict and difficult to setup. Furthermore the other EU countries could also make that platform under their local law with cheaper implementations. So we stopped this and decided to shutdown the company.
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
❌ Germany 🇩🇪 implemented the EU law differently than expected by us. It became really strict and difficult to setup. Furthermore the other EU countries could also make that platform under their local law with cheaper implementations. So we stopped this and decided to shutdown the company.
2️⃣ EU 🇪🇺 drone pilot license online education platform. 🧑🏫
👨💻Here I used angular for the frontend and firebase with a firestore for the backend.
👨💻Here I used angular for the frontend and firebase with a firestore for the backend.
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 AM
2️⃣ EU 🇪🇺 drone pilot license online education platform. 🧑🏫
👨💻Here I used angular for the frontend and firebase with a firestore for the backend.
👨💻Here I used angular for the frontend and firebase with a firestore for the backend.