Nothing comes close to the frustration of spending hours debugging the CI only to find that git has fudged up the case on one of the folders. 🤬
#webdev

All code is technical debt
#showerthought

Continuing to polish the screens for the first release. It's starting to come together! #buildinpublic

Repairing things is becoming a lost art

30 minutes of getting back to a project after a few weeks is trying all sorts of passwords and resetting the password to the local server. #webdev

You know your day is about to get longer when you come across build instructions. 😫 #webdev

Wow I didn't think this would get noticed! I will try to create an issue there.

Nothing like a bug in the Chrome to make your day more interesting. #webdev

Congrats!

Bought the domain and implemented the home page while designing it at the same time. First time buying a premium domain so feeling fancy as heck. ✨
#buildinpublic

I feel the exact same way. I think what is fun is incomplete projects that you do while it is fun and abandon when it gets boring. It's not the same for a serious project.

Love the idea, it would be cool if some of the other messages were shown or at least the location for them so that you feel like you are not alone there.

Finished the PoC but it is ugly and buggy as hell. That's the next thing to tackle.

#buildinpublic

Yep, I've been pwned. 2FA reset email, looked very legitimate.

Only NPM affected. I've sent an email off to @npmjs.bsky.social to see if I can get access again.

Sorry everyone, I should have paid more attention. Not like me; have had a stressful week. Will work to get this cleaned up.

Given that I feel satisfied with my code, I should probably rethink the approach I chose 😅

Complex code is satisfying to write but hell to maintain.

#webdev #showerthought

Implemented comment creation and comment count rendering. It looks simple but there is a lot going on under the hood ⚙️
#buildinpublic

Smrt actually means death in Czech in a slightly vulgar way. That meaning also fits here.

Thank you 🙏

Turns out that it was just an expired token. Set it to 30 million seconds so that it's me-in-a-year-from-now's problem. 😆

That moment when you get back to work on Monday and the code that worked perfectly well on Friday does not work anymore 😫
#webdev #buildinpublic

Harry Potter - Vietnam Wizard (Official Music Video) YouTube video by demonflyingfox

Youtube recommended this to me this morning and I can't get over how good it is.

Got the source file upload and rendering to work. Now for the actual review functionality. #buildinpublic

Hey Bluesky!
After a long break, I am back to building and just like before, I'm trying to build a habit of posting regular dev updates here.
Right now I am building a code review platform and I would like to release a broken MVP in the coming weeks.
Wish me luck! #buildinpublic

I always got the eslint directives wrong the first time 😆

Why not😄

This is what I have so far. It is all about tracking the effort that is put into tasks. Doing this has helped me be more consistent in the past.

Right now it's extremely primitive and buggy. But it's online and I can create an account for you if you like.

That's some interesting stuff! I didn't know about most of them so I had to do some googling😆. Would love to see what the end result is!

On my end, I have a strange obsession with effort tracking and I've built several apps for myself which I've abandoned after a while. I'm on the 5th one rn.

Hey Kacper! Welcome!
I'm probably in the same boat as you when it comes to abandoned side projects 😆
Are you working on anything right now?

Filtering | Sentry for JavaScript Learn more about how to configure your SDK to filter events reported to Sentry.

I just set up thirdPartyErrorFilterIntegration yesterday on Sentry. It seems to be a better fit for cutting out random noise.
docs.sentry.io/platforms/ja...

If the cookie is set on the server, then this kind of functionality could be implemented by checking the responses to see if the Set-Cookie header is set.

Would love to hear what you discover in the end. I would also suggest Astro for your consideration. Out of what I have seen so far, it is the one that I would mostly likely go with for a server side web app framework.