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I don’t think el toro understood modulo there

wish we could’ve seen the correct code after the syntax errors! good show.

I wish I could be there and meet you folks this is so fun and full of learning’s

I'd like to see if I can make it to the next live episode recording. Please keep us updated on the next one.

What are your thoughts on using UUIDs for primary keys instead of `serial` in Postgres?

Seems like wes was partying pretty hard.

Instead of the Auto Rename Tag I use the built in Emmet command "Emmet: Update Tag" which I have mapped to "Ctrl + Cmd + U". This works in both HTML and JSX. Another invaluable Emmet Command "Wrap with abbreviation", I have mapped that one "Ctrl + Cmd + W". I use that one everyday editing React components.

Having you 2 in the same room is soo much more fun, please do more of that 😃

Thanks for the brilliant content! It's exactly what I need now.

keep it up guys

I enjoyed the podcast today. I was just laughing with my geek friends, Wes and Scott.

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Thanks CJ!! Is it possible to also teach us how to set up load balance on coolify?

I want an indicator (pale blue dot) in the file explorer on every file which is opened in an editor.

Under "Other Apps I use" you could also save your installed brew software into a Brewfile using `brew bundle dump`. That does save the version though, but might be handy when setting up a replacement device.

How do you write react components now? Functions, classes, web components?

Summarizing the podcast: React 19 tries to work like Svelte.

Local first isn’t a new architecture that anyone is pioneering in my opinion, it’s an architecture that we forgot because of how ubiquitous internet connection has become in a lot of places. But as someone in a country where this is not the case, local first apps are quite popular and is in fact a prerequisite for startups building consumer apps.

It’s really great to see React supporting web components so well now. I’m _not_ a React dev but I see WC’s as a wonderful pivot point between various applications, particularly if you’re writing code that has to be shared across separate teams/apps/sites or making a library or something.

8:11 Svelte is great with web components, but still has some minor kinks here and there, particularly nesting in the light DOM and with supporting context. HMR too. That’s why I created svelte-retag which supports that, light DOM and even Vite HMR. I did all that since I loved Svelte but also needed a smooth way to integrate it into our legacy PHP monolith and so far it is working really great for us; especially context, which is a killer feature for us.

18:10 - I dont use twitter and couldn't see the post you mentioned here about using a status variable. Would you be able to link it or explain it here please. Really quite interesting in seeing it! Great content as always, thank you 😊.

I love the editor here are few more things Zen Mode ScreenCast Mode Simple Browser Window Title Nested Explorer Bar

23:40 I haven't tried this, but maybe it's possible to just use "onLoad" event handler on script tag? Same way you can do onLoad on an img tag for example.

Lit was terrible for writing web-components in. Svelte was far better. Mostly not having to lean on template string for all the html div description.

Zustand is different to context though, Zustand is global only. Context can be used in multiple places in the tree with different values.

Monday Monday Monday Open Wide Dev fans, Get ready to stuff yourself with Javascript, CSS, Barbeque Tips, Breaking dancing, Node modules,The hastiest the tastiest the craziest , i don't remember

no ForwardRef is key of imperativeHandle, now in 19 more easy to implement imperativeHandle :D

It is truly enlightening and provided valuable insights into the latest features and improvements in React 19

how to get vertical tabs like this?

Instead of using xargs and a text file for your brew app, a brewfile is the way to go... if you `brew install mas` first you can even install stuff from the mac app store. `brew bundle --help` to get started

why do we need a .gitignore in the home directory? Is that linked somehow to be the default .gitignore when starting a new git project ?

I think i actually did the same error when i used Drizzle with sqlite but from what I've researched closing the db connection is not handled by drizzle so with PG you can use the Pool to use a connection pool but you have to find ways to do the same with other drivers otherwise you will either clog up or all your connections will pile up. This is obviously less of a problem with serverless but i think is worth mentioning.

Endless debate: Raycast vs Alfred. They’re very similar but personally I prefer Alfred. I feel I can get more out of it - Workflows are amazingly flexible.

im looking to buy my first mac for softare development. do you recommend a MacBook Air 15" 24GBram or an M3 Pro 14" 36GB Ram?

Love it!

your tache is ridiculous and awesome in equal measure. assume that's the look you're going for :D

I have been doing this type of work for years, yet I learned so many little tricks on this video, insane quality

Do you even vim bro

Amazing! Would love to see the same implementation done with Prisma 🤩

one big problem form my point of view,, is not having multiple monitors,, that should be a must for the productivity

I'm looking at moving over all my side-projects to be hosted on a VPS instead of serverless/cloud providers. I think it would be straightforward with docker-compose + caddy (all of the apps are containerised), without needing something like Coolify. But the one thing that wouldn't work is that deployment would have to be mostly manual (SSH into the server, update the version in the docker-compose file, docker-compose up). Does anyone have a good system for automatically deploying on push (on the master branch) in Github?

Nice one

Perfect video for my use case. Thanks a ton.

Used alot, never understood completely. Still a mystery, even with using resolve

As a new Mac user coming from Windows... I can't thank you enough!

Needed this randomly today TY 👍

What's the Chrome extension called?