Ah, good call out. I'll see if I can use their example as a guide and see if it works. Thanks!
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Ah, good call out. I'll see if I can use their example as a guide and see if it works. Thanks!
Unfortunately, Vitest browser mode doesn't seem to currently work with github.com/nuxt/test-ut.... Nuxt environment testing seems to require either jsdom or happy-dom at present. Still an open issue at github.com/nuxt/test-ut...
We're incredibly close to launching the all-new Flickchart, that's why. Stay tuned.
Perhaps the feedback loop of simply asking Opus (and other models) to look through the existing error handling docs, the error handling code itself, and asking it to make clearer, actionable examples that would better inform the model would be worth trying? Would at least waymark improvements.
I'm not the only one that hears Oasis's Champagne Supernova blatantly "interpolated" right outta the gate here, right? www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFlV...
I wonder if this means that:
a) Nuxt's error handling docs are insufficient
b) The error handling itself is incomplete, or could be better
c) Opus just has a hard time dealing with error handling, generally
d) All of the above
I recently implemented @hrcd.fr's evlog w/ Opus's help. So far so good.
I actually recently implemented WebMCP on my Nuxt app, and it went incredibly smoothly! I just pointed Claude to github.com/webmachinele... and had it analyze my codebase and it spit out 9 different tools that all worked perfectly with the inspector: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/model...
Irrational thought of the day:
I wish that Claude was named something different so that "clear" and "claude" weren't battling for which to autocomplete on my terminal window when I type 'cl'.
I could of course alias one of them, but, ya know - I don't wanna!
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Yeah, if you aren't using Prettier or stylistic already, you should definitely consider oxfmt. I'd use it, but I have no real way of knowing just how many style changes it would impose. Potentially thousands of changes.
Are you currently using stylistic + eslint for formatting, or are you using Prettier and migrating towards using oxfmt? I think we'd all prefer to get on the oxc train entirely when possible, so curious what your roadmap/plan looks like to eventually drop eslint entirely?
Go Pooya! I've been eagerly awaiting Nitro 3! Best of luck in the last stretch!
This excites more than it probably should - but "critical CSS" has been such a minefield of mostly not working right for so long - I'm so glad to see this approach.
calendar.perfplanet.com/2025/how-to-...
One of the best gifts I’ve received this year. @peterclines.com - can’t wait to dig into this!
I know a lot of this was AI-assisted to create, but there is a lot of truth to creating a comprehensive testing strategy. The insight about using Vitest Browser Mode instead of Playwright in particular is very useful. Also being able to get rid of @testing-library/vue. Thanks for sharing this!
Great to see this ( microsoftedge.github.io/Demos/css-ma... ) in action in Canary!
"Hey, I'm starting a new band. Can I borrow 6 reel-to-reel machines?" www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEcZ...
A reminder that I am, indeed, 15 years older than the web. The entire *concept* of the web.
I was already 12 years old before the internet's most basic visual form was even conceived.
My entire professional career *didn't exist* before I entered high school. No college classes. Nothing.
An incredible 15 minutes to outline where we've been and where we're headed.
If you were to write a TV series, would you prefer to create something entirely new, or adapt something you've already written - like Threshold (14 as season 1, The Fold as season 2, etc.)? Does the idea of adapting your work to screenplays interest you, or do you prefer writing novels?
Go take the State of CSS 2025 survey if you have a minute! survey.devographics.com/survey/state...
- Symphonia - No Case Should Remain Unsolved - Silent Hill 2 Remake - UFO 50 - Caves of Qud - Mouthwashing - Crow Country - The Cub
Games I am interested to play:
- Symphonia
- No Case Should Remain Unsolved
- Silent Hill 2 Remake
- UFO 50
- Caves of Qud
- Mouthwashing
- Crow Country
- The Cub
What's on your to-play list?
In refining 0x1368D : 0xF1614D (Labrador) in 00h 05m 09s 066ms I have brought glory to the company.
Praise Kier.
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Certainly true. I just wonder if it will add to confusion as to why some part of an app isn't working as intended as a result of a CSP that results in errors. There's some overhead there of an influx of help questions, GH issues, etc. and a need of comprehensive documentation of CSP.
It seems to me that nuxt.com/modules/secu... does a fine job of handling this for those that choose to opt-in. Not sure it needs to be in Nuxt core - other than if it's a desire to force all apps to be more secure by default.
Not too shabby!
It's not every day a college student completely upends a 40-year-old computer science problem.
I suppose in an ideal world an infinite scroll would be virtualized like github.com/Akryum/vue-v... - so you are only fetching and rendering the minimum necessary to display purely where you're at within the paginated array of objects.
Radio stations for the past 25 years: "Playing the hits of the 80's, the 90's, and today!"
Also would recommend looking through the latest State of JS report to see popularity / sentiment / adoption trends of what actual devs are using / liking reflected in real data: 2024.stateofjs.com/en-US/librar...
The vast majority of work is in Next.js (React), but my favorites currently are Nuxt (nuxt.com) which I am currently employed building in, and Astro (astro.build), which is sort of "build it with whatever you want" framework. HTMX is also gaining momentum as a "non-framework".