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Scripting News: Friday, January 24, 2025

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Friday, January 24, 2025 BTW, Bluesky, for me, is already a greater flow generator than Twitter ever was. My post about never forgetting Trump's coup attempt has already been RT'd 2.8K times, about three hours after it was posted. In all my years of using the social web I've never gotten that much attention. I have 11.7K followers, far fewer than I have on Twitter. By 5PM it had been RT'd 10K times. # Trump incites mob # I kept this screenshot assuming someday we might be asked to forget. Back when the NYT tried sometimes to report the news as it actually happened. # Trump incites mob. Capitol evacuated. A day which will live in infamy. # Objectively, January 6, 2021 was even more of a "day which will live in infamy" than the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. It was more insidious because while Hawaii was an American territory, January 6 was an attack on the actual center of our government. Had the m...

Scripting News: Thursday, January 23, 2025

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Thursday, January 23, 2025 Basically we have to bring politics to the people . # The W3C should've gotten behind RSS long before they endorsed ActivityPub. They're controlled by big companies who are truly scared of interop, explains why most of their proposed standards go nowhere. BTW, I figure if Matt can openly discuss what's undermining WordPress as an open standard (which it is) no reason I can't tell the truth why the social web is not even a web. It's all a big corporate con. Everywhere you look, ripping us off and selling us out. # To answer Mark Cuban's question of what could we do now to make things better. I forgot that I have two ready-made answers. First, let's get the Democrats or whatever its successor is called, on the air 365 days a year, every year, not just in election years, and have it do many things other than raise money to buy ads. We need to always be communicating with each other not just in season. You coul...

Scripting News: Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Wednesday, January 22, 2025 It's a no-blogging Wednesday, will return tomorrow. # Linkblog items for the day. Polestar sees Elon's antics as an opportunity to steal sales from Tesla. electrek.co NFL teams can't use Bluesky. theverge.com Trump has canceled Biden's ethics rules. Critics call it the opposite of 'drain the swamp'. apnews.com Trump could say that since he got away with it, those who were acting on his behalf should as well. slate.com Convicted US Capitol rioter Pam Hemphill turns down Trump pardon. co.uk They assaulted cops, trashed our Capitol, and tried to overthrow the US government. (I rewrote their headline to more accurately represent what happened.) cnn.com Decentralized Social Media Is the Only Alternative to the Tech Oligarchy. 404media.co As a Tesla Model Y owner, I've had enough. I'm also a child of Holocaust survivors. Musk doing a Nazi salute behind the seal of the president is too mu...

🔥 (#201) Dynamic Directives, Destructuring and Reactivity, Fine-grained Loading API in Nuxt, and more

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Read this on my blog Hi there! I've got a LOT of updates to share with you this week. First off, next week Alex and I are hosting a panel on AI and Vue at Vue.js Nation! It's happening January 29-30, and you can get your free ticket here . This week I started working on the update for Mastering Nuxt. Soon, I'll be able to share more as it starts to take shape! I'll also be speaking at VueConf US in May in Tampa ! I'm giving a talk on component patterns there. Lastly, if you missed it, I released a free email course on component patterns a couple months ago. You'll get 5 emails over 5 days with different patterns for building better components in Vue, covering some of the material from Clean Components Toolkit . Of course, there are more tips, articles, and a new podcast episode for you to enjoy. — Michael 🔥 Dynamic Directives Vue lets us use dynamic arguments with directives: < template > < WowS...

Scripting News: Tuesday, January 21, 2025

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Tuesday, January 21, 2025 Wouldn't it be smart for Kia or Rivian or some other EV competitor of Tesla's to name their car Bluesky and have it only come in blue? # Another idea. One of Tesla's competitors could offer a trade-in, where they commit to recycling all the parts of your Tesla, so you are actually taking a Tesla off the road. And for a few extra dollars they can send you a scrapbook of your old Tesla being lovingly taken apart suitable for RT'ing. # We did nothing and now we pay # The most depressing moment of Trump 1.0, for me, was leaving the local supermarket, after seeing the kind of empty shelves you see in third world countries with broken or non-existent economic systems. This was when it sunk in how far the United States had fallen. # But somehow those of us who survived Covid could relax on January 20, four years ago -- which was also coincidentally the day I got my first Covid vaccination -- the nightmare was over....

Scripting News: Monday, January 20, 2025

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Monday, January 20, 2025 I just wrote a review for Industry in BingeWorthy , but it doesn't have a text editor. It farms the job off to WordLand , which shoots the text back to Bingeworthy as the user publishes to WordPress and RSS , in Markdown. So the text is on both BW and WP and the feediverse . And through WordPress it has a presence on the web . This is the goal, writing exists on its own, but can be shared in all the contexts it makes sense in, but it lives primarily in your blog, your home base. That's why WordPress is so important in the scheme of things. It's a consensus, this is where a lot of people are blogging in 2025. And there's a lot of mostly unexplored interop. And they don't break developers. This may not make total sense at this time, but soon, I hope to be able to point back at this post, and say it was the first time something important worked. # BTW, actually the term social web is probably too big a compromise. The "w...