alexcroox

I've been thinking the same about the future of frameworks. Many of the complexities in today's frameworks exist for "developer experience", given that's less and less relevant by the month, it will be interesting to see the tech stacks chosen going forward.

Just a heads up Ice is abandoned and broken on upcoming versions of MacOS. I still need to look into an alternative

Login submission hangs forever, guessing too much traffic

It shows I've visited twice already, from different countries, IPs and browsers. I don't think this works. This open source one does work between incognito and normal session: https://fingerprintjs.github.io/fingerprintjs/

It's been 15 minutes of it going up and down, still nothing on their status page...

Paid in their own crypto… https://x.com/useKled/status/1932778949051838827

Unrelated, they have a few services that rely on GCP which is down. Still, I imagine the people working on the maintenance for Tokyo turned white during that job worried it was caused by them...

2 hour outage at this point

Almost an hour to update the page...

CF too: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/

Cloudflare KV is also having an outage. I wonder who is reliant on who here.

With my 49" I use OBS + Mouse follow script + OBS preview window on laptop screen and share my entire laptop screen. That way I know the window size is suitable for others viewing from their laptops and the preview follows my mouse and you can tweak zoom levels and mouse boundaries on the fly. Also the OBS preview window opens on launch, without opening the main OBS window. So you never have to see/interact with the main OBS window/application again so it really feels standalone which is great.

https://github.com/BlankSourceCode/obs-zoom-to-mouse

What I love about Vue/Nuxt devs are not only the powerful tooling they create, but the way they build it so any framework can utilise it. Biggest examples are Vite, Unjs, Nitro. Plus I love the way they think about providing so much flexibility with deployments. Want to deploy your SSR Nuxt app to Cloudflare workers? It’s a 1 line config change in the Nitro config

Experienced that this week! Upgraded to node 20 and typescript and his p-limit lib was the source of a lot of pain. No matter how much I changed the tsconfig I just couldn’t get it to work with the subpath imports his lib used. Ended up downgrading the lib to previous major and moving on.

We all here live in a tech bubble. None of my friends and family have a 2FA app, or know what one is. They understand SMS, and it's better than no 2FA at all.

Back online now. Site was down for 11 minutes

Workers too. Getting "Worker threw exception" on my production root domain entry and when trying to edit in their web ui I get an internal error

Unless it's been recently updated their help article only lists TXT record for verification https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/4-28-2023-domain-handle-tutorial

This is a no code solution

This is a no code solution

The clustering here is really misleading at the higher zoom levels. Shows 100% coverage when you hover on a large area, then you zoom in and find 50% of that same area has zero coverage.

BE - Lambda function URLs, Node, Fastify, Knex with Objection.js, RDS Proxy Postgres

FE - Vue2, Nuxt, Tailwind

Native - Capacitor 100% code sharing with web FE. Fastlane to automate build/signing/submissions

Cloudflare workers acting as a proxy for both FE cache and BE API rate limiting/maintenance mode read from KV store.

I made a crude diagram: https://t20654125.p.clickup-attachments.com/t20654125/133842...

This is huge for me. I went down the path of trying to build an entire API on CF Workers and the biggest stumbling block was no easy access to external relational databases due to a lack of v8 compatible connectors. This was before the D1 announcement of course.

Interesting their last blog post was the month before Apple clamped down on this type of app, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31502241

I was convinced Apple review guidelines state the core functionality of the app must be in the bundle that is reviewed and they would reject it if it's loaded mostly over http. Can see where they are coming from given they could review the app as a calculator app that then turns into a porn app post review.

Did the author just get lucky with the review process?

This is the guideline I'm referring to: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=09062019b

I clicked off assuming you couldn't filter by country or salary which are the 2 things I care about to avoid wasting time.

We have these all over the UK, can't say I've ever spotted anything crawling in or around them though.

This comes days after he nukes the faker.js library https://github.com/Marak/faker.js