Amazing!
Thank you sir 🙏

Very cool!

Very cool!

Hadn't heard of JSCad

Are you using Threlte? That's what I'm hoping to use to render this

Experiment: A web app that dynamically generates STL files based on a parametric CAD model.

Suitable for data binding with Three.js and 3D printing

github.com/joshnuss/stl...

Beautiful use of generator functions!

It works because the scope is closed after week #1.

I think where many devs get in trouble, is adjusting scope and building at the same time. They are separate things!

Shape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work that Matters Shape Up will help you break free of “best practices” that aren’t really working, think deeper about the right problems, and start shipping meaningful projects your team can celebrate.

"Shape Up" system for building is great
basecamp.com/shapeup

TLDR:

- 6 week cycles
- Week 1: Experiments
- Week 2-6: Build high quality/maintainable versions of experiments
- Rinse and repeat

AI promised supreme productivity, but it’s actually straining workloads for employees—time spent emailing has doubled, and focused work sessions fell by 9% | Fortune Workers who use AI are spending up to 346% more time on their daily tasks, from messaging to business management: “The data is unambiguous: AI does not reduce workloads.”

> There wasn’t a single activity category where using AI actually saved users time

fortune.com/2026/03/13/a...

Making a dynamic shape mask with SVG data URIs.

Inspired by fumadocs

REPL: svelte.dev/playground/e...

Thanks dude 🙇

I meant Printful (not Printables)

oh, handn't heard of them

do they do fullfilment (like printables) or it's the ordering/checkout side?

Looks pretty cool!

Solving a $2 problem... with an hour of time (>$2)

😁

But it's fun, and there's learning too.

They told me at the stationary store "not all refills fit all pens"

I said "no problem I can 3d print any size"

Today's 3D printing adventure:

Can I 3D print a pen?

Turns out, yes

I tried to keep it short and sweet,

Nearly all lessons are under 4 minutes

From my new course "Building a SaaS with Svelte 5":

Here's a preview of one of the lessons:

"Adding a pricing page"

joshuanussbaum.podia.com/build-a-saas...

Built a little quad copter frame in FreeCAD

For sure, that's as always an important concern,

Best position to be in is having parents that care about education, regardless of system or school.

Might be worth checking out this book, it explains a lot of what was wrong in schools 20-30 years ago, with recommendations for better systems.

Schools are over-focused on teaching procedures (math tricks etc..) instead of concepts.

They're also too focused on "answer getting" tests and punishing errors, rather rewarding the process of learning, which requires failure.

Here's one part I really liked:

Math Mind: The Simple Path to Loving Math Bust the math myths that are holding you and your kids …

"Math Mind" is a really good book
www.goodreads.com/book/show/20...

To summarize:

The way you were taught math in school was probably wrong.

My hobby recently has been 3D modeling and printing.

Today I watched a documentary about airplane construction, so I designed this rib/spar wing portion in FreeCAD:

It does have a bit of JavaScript/TypeScript, but nothing too complicated.

If you've tried the Svelte Tutorial, I think that should be enough!

Thanks for sharing Ilja 🙏

You can also add a client side-plugin, these are used to communicate with the server-side stuff

5/5

Plugins can provide new endpoints, which are fully typed.

They also automatically add a server-side and client-side API function, no `fetch` needed

4/5

Plugins can add to database schema, adding new models or updating existing models

3/5

The basic server-side plugin setup is pretty simple

2/5

BetterAuth plugins are quite neat.

They can be used to extend BetterAuth with new authentication methods or to intercept and change how other plugins behave.

You can create bothserver-side plugins and client-side plugins.

1/5

Yes, exactly, it comes from the better-auth project