Cheering on @triassi.dev at the Concordia Hackathon this weekend!! ๐จโ๐ป ๐
Cheering on @triassi.dev at the Concordia Hackathon this weekend!! ๐จโ๐ป ๐
developer tool console on a firefox web browser with the text document.designMode = "on".
wow, TIL: You can turn on "designMode" via the DevTools console in your browser, and it makes all text on a page directly editable; what a neat trick!
Saw this interesting (and funny) video about finishing personal projects today, something I struggle with as well. We all know it, life happens, and it's easy to chalk up incompletion to constraints like "it's not cost effective" or "the best solution is infeasible"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jgT...
Admittedly I'm being slightly stubborn by using only the standard library, so this much is expected. It's just nice to stop and appreciate all the work that goes into open source software you use every day :)
here's the driver in question: gist.github.com/m-triassi/521f6d7b1468dedcf15dccc24945df4f
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what I assume to be a better / correct implementation: github.com/go-shiori/shiori/blob/master/internal/database/database.go#L66
Take for example my database driver; Currently it defines a struct `service` with a property `db` of type `*sql.DB`. The "correct" thing to do here would be to have some interface that any SQL dialect can implement. Then you can swap out MySQL for, say Sqlite, and it makes mocking easier in tests
I've been writing some GoLang for a pet project lately. It really makes me appreciate what "batteries included" means all over again in frameworks like Laravel. Don't get me wrong there are some awesome tools in the ecosystem (like github.com/Melkeydev/go-blueprint) but there's still some plight
Welcome to the community! Maybe you'll find some useful stuff in my GitHub list for Laravel :) github.com/stars/m-tria...
I always wondered if starting a business that sold "dumb tvs" with high quality panels and a simple, clean UI would do well. Feels like this thread gives a pretty good indication of that
Imho version #2 feels best, it's sleek, and feels consistent with the rest of the UI, plus it looks like it gives pretty solid user feedback on which is selected
The new @tailwindcss.com 4.0 Beta is incredible. Loving the Dynamic spacing scale, super super cool stuff! tailwindcss.com/docs/v4-beta
I really like GitHub's "lists" feature, it's pretty handy for organizing my starred repos for easier rediscovery. Just flipped through my Dev Tools list again lots of fun stuff in there: github.com/stars/m-triassi/lists/dev-tools
Hi y'all, my name is Massimo, I'm a web developer based in Montreal. Currently, I work with PHP and Laravel building Web Applications on the back-end, but I'm always learning. Here to make new connections in the tech scene :)
You can read some of my longer form thoughts on my blog: blog.triassi.ca
Initial commit... err I mean, hello?