I'm kicking off 2024 with some exciting news: I've teamed up with the Vue.js Nation Conference 2025 to raffle off 1 VueSchool Lifetime License and 1 Mastering Nuxt 3 License! You'll find all the details below.
Behind the scenes, I'm making great progress on my Nuxt SaaS Starter Kit and can't wait to share more in one of the upcoming issues. Stay tuned!
🗓️ Kick off your year with the ultimate free online event for Vue enthusiasts on January 29-30, 2025.
Join Evan You, the Vue Core Team, and community leaders as they unveil Vue.js 3.6, discuss the groundbreaking Vapor Mode, and share insights on tools like Pinia Colada. With live panels, exciting talks, and actionable takeaways, this is your chance to connect, learn, and stay ahead in the Vue ecosystem.
👉🏻 This article goes into the various ways to implement offline-first architectures natively on the web using components like IndexedDB, the Cache API, and Service Workers.
Sunday, January 5, 2025 Update: Bluesky images work again and thus the Great Art on Bluesky channel is back. If you're on Bluesky please subscribe. # The crazy thing about Bluesky's API is they took already standardized things like links and enclosures, and after 20+ years came up with new definitions. Makes our apps more expensive to maintain, and we waste time and human wear and tear on stupid bullshit make-work. Developers are people, and our work is already horribly overly complex, we're working at the edge of comprehension, and what the fukc let's throw some more unnecessary complication into the mix. Arrogance, narcissism, whatever the source is, it's not a good way to introduce yourself. And, even better, after you go through the maze they break it, with an error message about legacy blob bullshit. They've already done this, and they're just getting started. It's why I say they should just adapt to RSS instead of trying to forc...
Saturday, November 2, 2024 Programming language design should follow the half of Postel's Principle that says be "conservative in what you send." There should be one way to do anything, not many. That way I can include your code in mine and vice versa. I can understand what you're doing. Tools can be developed that make it even easier to do things the only way they work. New programming languages if they really are necessary should strive to simplify the programming model, there should be less things for the developer to worry about, the more easily new ideas can be developed, the less attention you have to pay to how you'll do something over what it does. I actually don't support the other half of Postel, in everything but user interface where I do support it. I don't think in general software interfaces should be liberal with what they understand because that defeats the first half. They sort of zero each other out. # See also: Rules fo...
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