burak 🇹🇷🐧💻

I am going full architectural revamp with Darkwrite.

Might share a roadmap soon

burdayızz

snow would be the cherry on top

Feed? More like an engagement farm...

mutlu yıllarrr🎉

Thanks for the reminder 🏃

Turkish builders, join the Build in Public Türkiye Community.

Comment if you’re interested. 👇

#buildinpublic

go.bsky.app/Kj7dYgL

This place is way too normal

tebrikler abi💙

I just learned about that app today, I guess both of us missed out lol
Their website might have a list but didn't see one at first sight

Mobilde de çok akıcı. Ekranda gereksiz şeyler de yok :)

Twitterda ublock filtrelerine kalmıştım en son

I'll work on what I already have, or just leave it for rest

It is not available in Turkey either :/ (Android)

Hope it becomes available everywhere soon

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Mastodon açıp kullanmamıştım en son

Post dilini seçebilme olayı iyi düşünülmüş

Kimsenin istemediği şeyler koymuşlardır

Birkaç ay önce geldiğimde fark ettiğim en büyük eksiklik olabilir

O da gelir yavaş yavaş

Might work on a sync server as well if mobile is going to be a thing

I will experiment with webviews and React Native soon.
I plan is to make all controls with React Native and use a webview to render the editor.
It would be too painful to port the editor from scratch as it is essentially just an editable HTML element.

Novel - Notion-style WYSIWYG editor with AI-powered autocompletions Novel is a Notion-style WYSIWYG editor with AI-powered autocompletions. Built with Tiptap, OpenAI, and Vercel AI SDK.

It is using novel.sh, which is basically a Tiptap wrapper

I hope this nonsense ends soon

Doomscrolling and leaving it to the next day
...or 1 hour before the deadline
It kinda works

Entity relation is not my tea I guess

I haven't abandoned Darkwrite yet, last week's schedule has been so cramped I couldn't touch it.

It is still cramped but I'll try to plan this week a bit better

They Konquered the world

I like drizzle's SQL-like syntax and prefer to define my schema all in TypeScript.
I used Prisma and TypeORM as well, drizzle is the most fun to use

Balancing multiple projects together with the rest of your life is by no means easy.

Hit the brakes when pushing further drains more fuel than it used to.

#buildinpublic

Feedback is key as none of us are perfect and others might be able to see things we weren't able to at first sight

I think about integrating GitHub issues to organize development work but I when I do I'll give the option to add/remove items from the slash command menu along with that, as not everyone are developers and they don't need to see that.