This is looking amazing. Streaming responses of chat messages with resumability, for free just by writing to Postgres on the server side with a normal serverless function.

I just bought another domain before finishing the concept... I never understood how people could collect so many domains names but now I'm becoming one of them. oops

🥉 In third place we have a tie between Gerben Mulder and Thomas G. Lopes, with $500 USD each. We couldn't decide between these two great submissions. We really liked Gerben's svelte-themed UI and overall completeness. But Thomas' implementation is absurdly fast – almost too fast

Oh my 🤯 By instructing the LLM to answer using the MDC syntax with your Vue components, it brings AI responses to a whole new level! These responses seamlessly integrate into your UI at runtime 😍

How do I get better at software/webdev or engineering in general? I'm still a student at uni but not in the field of CS. I've learned a lot on my own the last few years and already managed to get some clients but I feel like I'm stuck right now, no longer growing/getting better.

Built a media uploader with Zero and Nuxt. Database rows are instantly synced to other clients, while locally images are shown via object URLs. Once the upload finishes, Zero updates the image status and all clients load it from the R2 bucket!

I'll be sharing more of the little personal things I'm working on. Otherwise they just sit there in a private repo, unfinished...

Routes are also working now! Here, my last day in Porto

Finally started diving deep into image optimisation and HTTP request caching. I was always a bit confused by Nuxt image module, but now I realise how nice it really is. Just by setting the width and height, it serves the most optimised image for that size (and it also scales

Started reading about calendar stuff. iCal, CalDAV, CardDAV... pretty cool how these standards are just out there for everyone to use. Then reality hits: Google and others use their own APIs and aren’t even CalDAV clients. Strangely enough, Apple is the one giving the most

Experimenting with creating a calendar similar to Apple's. Quite annoying to make it work how I want it to. Even harder to make it work with touch devices... It's tempting to just grab a package, but it's fun to learn so much about CSS and browser APIs by doing this myself.

Is it already safe to update to iOS 26 and macOS 26? I have a macbook pro M1 and iPhone 13 Pro and I'm scared of large performance degradation. I've only heard and read bad things about it...

Zero 0.25 is out, including: * Completely overhauled query / mutator DX * Rewritten and simplified docs * Brand new install guide * Automatic query planning 🤯 – for much better perf by default, without manual query tuning ... and much, much more. See: zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

Update on my calendar. Completely rewritten after I made it work the first time. Newly added: - Drag-create events - Resizing is no longer limited (e.g. dragging the end before the start will just swap the values instead of blocking the operation) - Multi-select -

When implementing specific features I dig deeper and deeper on how it works. At the bottom I always find RFCs which describe standards and how to extend them with vendor specific features. Why is it that vendors then create their own systems with no apparent