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Weekly Vue News #156 Avoid Side Effects in Computed Properties View online Hi 👋 Thanks to the successful migration to listmonk , I removed my custom code for managing subscribers and the mailing list last week. I'm happy to have more time for the content now. Have a lovely week ☀️ Vue ...

Sunday, July 28, 2024 Before Twitter broke the API, it was a quick way for me to channel items from my blog to almost all the people who follow me on the social web. Now it isn't even one of the services I use that I can post to with my writing tool (those are Bluesky, Mastodon, WordPress). None of them are anything like the aggregator of people that Twitter was, and I can't even reach it from my writing tool. I really want to solve this problem, but I absolutely can't do this on my own. No time, patience, and it's not my job to do all that coding. As observed the other day, my time should be spent on writing tools for the web and directly related products. This is the kind of project that should be handled as an open source thing. # When technology moves backwards # I don't when technology moves backwards. # I'm always trying to push it the other way. # It's like being a ball player wanting to win a game. # Or a musi...

Saturday, July 27, 2024 Patrick LaForge who just left the NYT after 27 years: "RSS news readers let me track breaking news and competition back in my blogging days and I still used them as a corrective to see beyond what social media algorithms were showing me. You see the stories long before home page play or tweets. Gave me an edge. To print-focused journalists who knew little about computers in a certain era it seemed like magic." # I reluctantly signed up for White Dudes for Harris . Would have enthusiastically joined Men for Harris group. Tech for Harris. New York for Harris. Voters for Harris. Americans for Harris. And why just Americans. People for Harris dammit. # On this day in 2004 , I did podcast interviews with Don Means of Meetup and Patty Wetterling of Minnesota at the Democratic National Convention in Boston. For both, I did the interview with Natasha Celine of the Pacific Views blog . The next 2004 podcast won't be until August 15 ....

Friday, July 26, 2024 On this day in 2004 I was in Boston to blog the Democratic National Convention, esp with my newfangled audio blog post thing. # Somewhere in this timeframe Adam Curry began Daily Source Code which is still running to this day, almost 20 years later. # Has anyone ever seen Trump laugh? # The NYT pulled another one # Somehow it's up to the Harris campaign to get the Trumps to have a normal American presidential campaign, not a prelude to a second attempted coup, which is what the Trumps are doing. I can see the op-ed they run in September saying that it's Harris's fault that the Trumps are fascist. # I reinstated my subscription because I need to actually read their words, not because they cover news, but because they are news. The news is that the fourth estate in the US is gone. They have lost their minds. They aren't even trying. Their op-eds don't reflect facts, such as Trump will never be a serious ...

Thursday, July 25, 2024 Biden's speech might turn out to be a Gettysburg type speech. I hope it does. # We're at a huge fork in the road. One fork -- goodbye USA, the other way, we're stronger than ever. We're in a good spot because Trump's tank is empty. He's old, tired, fat, addled, fetid, rotten. You have to work really hard not to see that. If it works, Biden will have stabilized the country, and Harris will erect the guardrails that make sure no one follows in Trump's path, and the Supreme Court gets back into its proper place. They've been overthrowing our society, economy and political system. That all has to be reversed before it does too much damage, and prevented in the future. I want to know why the court can't be expanded, and if Harris will put that in her platform. # I almost used enshitification in a post yesterday. # It's weird that JD Vance goes out with the insults before most people have any idea who he i...

Dynamic Parameters in Oracle APEX REST Data Source Synchronizations Jul 25, 2024 · 6 min read Introduction In this post, I will describe how to dynamically pass parameters to Oracle APEX Rest Data Source Synchronizations. APEX REST Source Synchronizations allow you to declaratively Sync data from an REST API to a local table. Please read this post for more on why you may want to do that. This works well if you want to synchronize small to medium-sized data sets. The challenge comes when you want to sync larger data sets. For example, you would not want to Synchronize 1 million records over a REST API hourly. We need a way to run our Sync every hour but only pick up records that have changed in the last hour. Oh, and by the way, we want to do this declaratively! APEX REST Source Synchronization Steps to the Rescue. Use Case We have been tasked with Synchronizing Time Entries from the Harvest Time Entry SaaS Application to a local Oracle DB table for use in an APEX Appl...