having used claude extensively for the past couple of months, i think there is still a lot of value to understanding your code and steering it intentionally. the amount of incidental complexity claude accumulates otherwise (which mostly results in bugs that it can't ever fix reliably) is staggering.
if you noticed your svelte build/lint/whatever times just got faster, this is why. such a concrete demonstration of the value of open source
If you want animated code blocks in Svelte I contributed a Svelte wrapper for Shiki Magic Move eons ago ✨
github.com/shikijs/shik...
There's a moment in every data engineer's career when they discover they can query a 10GB Parquet file on their laptop in seconds.
That's the DuckDB moment.
It changes how you think about what requires a cluster and what doesn't. Spoiler: most things don't.
ssp.sh/blog/enterp...
PostCSS powers 0.5% of ALL web pages but only earned $300/month for 13 years. This story is not unique.
Your app likely has 550+ OSS dependencies. Most are one burned-out maintainer away from disaster.
This is the Nebraska problem. And here is the fix:
evilmartians.com/chronicles/s...
Instead of thinking in jobs and tasks, think in assets: tables, ML models, reports, dashboards. The jobs become implementation details.
Github commit history for the past 5 months, with a noticeable peak this past month in February
The past year's max commits happened on my birthday 😅
Right, it should always be opt-in. But I think the onboarding UX we put around it can make it an easier choice
… as opposed to saying “hey look, passkeys are amazing, you should really try them out? Do you want to?” (Default no, people don’t like trying new things even if they’re better)
- Better security
- Faster once you add the passkey
- creating a passkey right after 1st OTP makes it easy to both verify email & add passkey
while simplifying the education about passkeys
We can say something like “we’re making you a passkey to make future logins faster and more secure. Ok?”
💯
Email OTP + passkey is the way to go.
Maybe I’m oversimplifying, but I’m dreaming of onboarding that looks like this:
• User enters email
• Gets OTP
• After verifying, they’re prompted to add a passkey
From then on, sign in is passkey; and we can suggest it automatically ⚡️
Sometimes people ask me why I picked svelte...I put my thoughts in words here and no, it's not just a technical thing. This is my love letter to svelte 🧡
I’ll go with that then. Thanks!
Obviously I’m excited to play with self hosting my own @chatto.run too when that’s out :D
@hmans.dev I’m thinking about making a thin Svelte UI over a matrix instance just to help me organize some chats better
Is there any UI or css that you’d recommend starting with?
I'll be attending MWC Barcelona this year! (Mar 2-5)
If you're going too, let me know!
www.mwcbarcelona.com/agenda
I did not expect tienda.mercadona.es to deliver this kind of speed - and with localization to english, too!
🏎️🔥👏 Well done!
morganwill.com
'just' tool's website is just the name j-u-s-t with 4 links, one under each letter. GitHub, manual, discord, and crates.io. (There is also Japanese text under the 'manual' that links to the manual in Japanese)
I love this kind of minimal design
just.systems
Update: vibecoding Rust is going *very* well with mvp’s (CLI’s or Svelte tauri apps) but I’m still studying for the day that it all falls apart
I dictated Svelte 1 million times and corrected it every time.
Now I can say “si-velte” to type Svelte
Hey Siri, is there a way to make you understand when I’m saying spelt.
I mean, swept…
Let’s try again… belt.
No, I want SVELTE – Svelte.
Just rebuilt my animation project for Svelte 5 ✨
• 50+ ready-to-use animation components
• Open source & free
• Built with motion-sv
• Install via Shadcn Svelte CLI
• More components coming soon
Live: sv-animations.vercel.app
GitHub: github.com/SikandarJODD...
Feedback welcome 🙂
TIL: better-fetch is a typed fetching library
Fully typed input, output and query params based on path
better-fetch.vercel.app
This is a big one!
seaquel.app/learn-sql
It's a SQL tutorial in the browser. But wait... is that... Seaquel?
You bet it is 🌟!
Let me know what you think of the visual query builder please. Drag & drop tables, connect columns (JOIN), subqueries, CTEs, all visual.
That's been in the works for a bit, so I'm extra excited to finally have it available, in the browser no less!
Please check the visual query builder, I really hope this helps at least one person understand SQL better.
Enabling bots to read sites better
Week 1: SQL and one database (PostgreSQL)
Week 2: Python for data (pandas, basic scripting)
Week 3: One orchestrator (Airflow or Dagster)
That's it. No Spark. No Kafka. No Kubernetes. Those come later when you actually need them.
Most data problems don't need distributed systems. They need solid fundamentals.
And to save every precious keystroke I have a tunnel pointing oc.my.domain to my Mac mini on my tailnet.
