2 npmx contributors from Vienna, which is also 2/3 of the total (known) npmx contributors in Vienna
📍 The Miners Coffee
Cafe · Vienna, AT
★★★★★
npmx meetup Vienna #3
w/ @trueberryless.org
beaconbits.app/beacon/7qubw2z53qzfturlb...
#BeaconBits
Causing: impossible
Finding: easy
GitHub Actions is like gambling but if the dopamine hit didn't exist
If Biome adds markdown support, do you mean that MDX is also included in there or will this come afterwards?
(I am one of the hyped ones for MDX)
+405, -1,904
The markdown formatter in @biomejs.dev is coming along very well!
Our infra imports Prettier tests and creates snapshots. If snapshots are deleted, it means the Biome matches Prettier.
The more deletions we have, the better!
ProTip: you can have multiple handles in your DID document!
For example, you can see I am both @filippo.io and @filippo.abyssdomain.expert. pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...
@bsky.app uses the first, but also loads profile links for the others. bsky.app/profile/fili...
@tangled.org lets you pick now!
Exploring the dark arts of SVG morphing
Peak release train 🚂
me, last night: Dang, James, if only e18e/action-dependency-diff could work on PRs from forks without using the risky `pull_request_target` trigger. Oh well, we must live with this unsolvable problem and move on with our lives, thus is our fate.
me, waking up this morning: Oh.
Yeah, I have similar feelings. Especially with latest developments on the GitHub status homepage where the 9s somehow fell apart one by one 😅
Reinventing noodle themes 👀
Alright, no problem, I forked it and will try to add some GitHub Actions that create a release when you push a tag which includes the DMG. Maybe also homebrew in the future.
And I saw the issue for Claude Code, this might be a prompt away as well 😉
Love it!
Do you think you could create a dmg or upload it somewhere or do I have to build myself?
I wanted an app that would let me see my remaining Codex and GitHub Copilot usage quotas as easily as I can see my remaining battery life. Prompted Codex, went to the gym, came back to this. Nice.
Quadrant chart mapping traction versus ergonomics for the bootstrap, @chakra-ui/react, emotion, @material/web, solid-ui, reka-ui, radix-ui packages. The following packages are positioned on the top-right quadrant (solid picks): bootstrap, emotion, reka-ui. The following packages are positioned on the top-left quadrant (hidden gems): solid-ui. The following packages are positioned on the bottom-right quadrant (popular with tradeoffs): @chakra-ui/react, @material/web, radix-ui. At the bottom, a watermark reads "./npmx a fast, modern browser for the npm registry".
npmx 0.8 introduces experimental quadrant graphs: scatter plot of selected packages, traction on the x-axis (downloads, freshness, likes) and developer ergonomics on the y-axis (install size, dependencies, vulnerabilities, type support). Let's know how it works for you and how we could improve it 👋
Building on recent improvements, the Starlight Links Validator now includes more features useful for large documentation sites like Cloudflare Docs:
- choose if link validation errors fail the build
- JSON error reports for external tooling
- GitHub Actions step output
github.com/HiDeoo/starl...
Find everything you need on @npmx.dev with ⌘ K.
Jump to any page, toggle any setting, download a package tarball, jump to the git repo, copy things to clipboard, and 60+ more commands... including my favourite feature at the end of the video.
> "And that absence, the peace of a thing that does what it does and then shuts up, feels like the most luxurious thing I own." - @terrygodier.bsky.social
Thank you for this amazing read! Reminds me of the central message of "Fight Club", but modernized in a beautiful flow of discovery.
No, Jean, please stay true to your CLI, no lazy devs in here 😅
Screenshot of the new GitHub mobile app navigation bar where Copilot got moved to where your profile was before.
Last night I had a nightmare. I dreamt that GitHub has the secret plan to make their product worse and worse to get rid of all these annoying open source people and little side projects that carry the entire industry.
Thankfully, when I woke up I saw this amazing new tab in the mobile app:
Anonymised screenshot of an example of a poll message type in the Beeper app.
@beeper.com has added support for polls and they look amazing 🤩😍
Thank you soooo much for making the app better and better. Now that the last type of message is finally there, I will never have to leave the app again 💚
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npmx.dev home page screenshot in white mode > Update: We’ve completed our user experience research and carefully reviewed the results. To deliver the best possible experience, we’ve decided to remove the dark theme. We’re committed to making decisions based on what works best for our users and are glad we took the time to validate this through user research. Thank you for participating 🤍
Light mode only 🎉
We’ve finally completed our user experience research and carefully reviewed the results. To deliver the best possible experience, we’ve decided to remove the dark theme
Thank you all for participating! 🤍
You can already see it on main.npmx.dev 🎉
axios being compromised and claude code source code being leaked on the same day was not on my bingo card this year
TU Wien, die Uni mit Humor 🥳
Today,, I'm very happy to finally be able to announce my newest addition to Starlight plugins: Starlight Recipes
It is packed with a lot of features, like cooking mode, printable design, optimized SEO through Structured Data and even a rating system.
👉 starlight-recipes.trueberryless.org
today, we're announcing a new direction for nuxt.
given the rise of ai, we no longer believe there's a purpose for javascript frameworks, as anyone can easily code their own.
👉 instead, we're going to be focusing on releasing 'framework prompts' you can use to create your own framework.
I'm gonna get my tokens ready 💵
