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David Udelson

@udelson_dev

Shopify developer (now booking for Q3 '24)

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I was reading about Electric Clojure project recently. Don't understand it well yet, but they appear to be abstracting away the client/server barrier that exists in all fullstack projects. Very interested to give this a try on my next experimental project github.com/hyperfiddle/el…

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i had a ton of fun doing the advent of code this year, even though i didn't finish. there's something about the winter season that just puts me in the mood for a puzzle.

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used FoxSell Bundles on a client project recently and thought it was quite good. Client had particular things that she wanted and foxsell supported all of it. curious what others use for bundles if not rolling your own.

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it's crazy to me that it's so difficult to understand how a shopify merchant's current theme differs from the base theme. Shopify maybe we could put that on the roadmap for Summer Editions '25? 🙏

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TIL there are sites that allow you to use github as a CDN. I was trying to use it with gists but couldn't get it to work. Not quite sure when i would use this tbh, but i have a feeling it'll come in handy eventually. raw.githack.com

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Decided to pull in the storefront api to deal with a large number of custom metaobjects. maybe will post some screenshots later.

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i know graphql has been around forever but i've actually never used it before this week. And i have to say, one thing i'm appreciating about the storefront api is the dev loop where if you realize you need more data, you just update the query, and... that's it. Neat.