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📍🇫🇷 Paris
https://github.com/arthur-fontaine
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voithure.bsky.social
Surprised that PWA isn't a dead tech yet, at least on Android.

- the app appears in the app drawer
- you can define shortcuts for your app

3 years ago, I decided to be a PWA hater due to this lack of nativeness, but this morning, I might have changed my mind.
February 26, 2025 at 8:00 AM
voithure.bsky.social
Yep, my dish seems to smell great 😋

I just finished implementing Flows.

In `flow.ts`, I defined a schema with an `otherLinks` property, passed it to the `addToQueue` function, and ran the command. It now works like a full scraper/crawler.

github.com/arthur-fonta...

(the demo video is sped up 8x)
February 21, 2025 at 7:53 PM
voithure.bsky.social
Just type slowly
February 20, 2025 at 11:20 AM
voithure.bsky.social
I think I am cooking 👨‍🍳

- AI-based scraper
- Use any OpenAI-compatible API
- Use any Puppeteer-compatible browser
- Designed to be simple (auto load your Zod schema, just specify the URL in the command)

github.com/arthur-fonta...

In the example:
- Model: google/gemini-2.0-pro
- Browser: Lightpanda
February 20, 2025 at 12:16 AM
voithure.bsky.social
Just released my new website! (only in French for now)
February 4, 2025 at 2:53 PM
voithure.bsky.social
It is really easy to use as it is perfectly typed, but here's an example
import { createStateMachine } from "../../../shared/pkg/nanostores-state-machine/nanostores-state-machine"; interface SessionStore { token: string | null; } export const sessionMachine = createStateMachine() .context<SessionStore>({ token: null, }) .events<{ login: { token: string }; logout: undefined; }>() .states({ authenticated: (state) => state .onEntry((context, set) => set({ token: context.token })) .onReceive({ logout: () => "unauthenticated", }), unauthenticated: (state) => state .onEntry((_, set) => set({ token: null })) .onReceive({ login: (_, set, { token }) => { set({ token }); return "authenticated"; }, }), }) .initial("unauthenticated") .stateMachine;
January 8, 2025 at 9:22 PM
voithure.bsky.social
Evan You said Theo - would be much better if you reached out first. Rolldown itself is beta but we haven't really made a proper release for Rolldown-Vite yet so you are testing the wrong target. There are some unfortunate issues with your benchmarks: 1. Rolldown-Vite doesn't need `vite-plugin-react` because JSX handling is built-in. You are basically paying the cost of Babel transform on every module for nothing in your benchmark when it can be done in Rust! 2. Rolldown-Vite ports many Vite-internal JS plugins to Rust, but they are not enabled by default currently. When we do a proper release, we will ask users to opt-in to native mode so we can more gradually test drive and phase it in. When opted-in, Rolldown-Vite is more than 3x faster than current Vite. 3. The bundle size issue is a known issue (de-optimized CJS bindings because React is still... CJS) and has a fix incoming. Relevant PR to your benchmarking repo: https://github.com/t3dotgg/rolldo
January 1, 2025 at 1:59 PM