In the past I dealt with this situation by pretending to be very interested and very stupid, ask the dumbest questions, then inserting a *very NSFW* image after wasting their time for days
But now I'm thinking it would be fun to create an LLM service to waste their time endlessly until they give up
I'm curious about this : worldwide there's 70-90% male devs depending on the data you look at, so that wouldn't be surprising. Regarding country diversity, English channel => English speaking countries => US/Europe/India for population... Are you willing to share what you're seeing ?
I'm not sure I would be of any help, it was too long ago, iirc we used msn to talk back in the days... I don't have any contact with this community anymore.
But feel free to dm me
Really cool to see it in action !
100% disagree, it's like saying someone new to programming will have an easier time to be effective with JavaScript than someone who has deep knowledge of C and assembly. General programming skills translate very well into AI/agents.
Can't believe we're so close to get this ! @function is available too, right ?
Looks great ! For GraphQL I'd like to see how it would play with urql, since urql is modular I'm hoping to see a clean integration, perhaps directly with urql-core instead of urql-vue ?
Not sure if you can use them together but :
github.com/developit/we... for isomorphic node + web
github.com/GoogleChrome... for typesafety and calling functions directly
Hard part is bundling workers in a lib, recently had to write a custom rollup plugin to do that, see github.com/surma/rollup...
Hope I'm not too late ! Happy New Year :)
Just watch this video it was so great, this hobby looks so fun !
This looks nice. I haven't tried any desktop app yet.
Are you planning on open sourcing it ?
Looking Good! I've been thinking that adding a feature to support different markdown renderers (like vitepress or mdx) could help people using other tools migrate to nuxt content. Would that be possible ?
It does sound like a graphql schema would fit your use case perfectly, but if you are very opinionated against it, writing the OpenAPI schema would be the next best thing imo.
In both cases I would use the description field to document their behaviour.
Managed to find it back in the archive...
web.archive.org/web/20120430...
The website doesn't exist anymore apparently. But it was called "puissance pokemon" (French website).
writing articles for a pokemon fansite when I had my first internet connection, a long long time ago
hi
Yeah no US politics, onlyfans bots, useless threads and random elon musk shitposts everywhere feels very refreshing
Ah nice, I wasn't following you here. Looks like webdev Twitter is migrating for good.
Maybe we should provide some official recipes/examples/starter-kits or something in those lines for people interested in these Laravel + Nuxt setups
That's good to know, I've actually never tried it
Also since you're already cloudflare, you can use turnstile for your captchas. @danielroe.dev actually made a module for that https://github.com/nuxt-modules/turnstile
You might not know this but you can actually send emails for free from cloudflare workers/pages
https://blog.cloudflare.com/sending-email-from-workers-with-mailchannels/
It is poorly documented but really cool
Let me know if you find out
I was there before it was cool
