David Pena π¨π΄
@davidpena.dev
Web developer, newbie oss contributor and Vue advocate ππ»
It was great to meet you @patak.dev π
March 14, 2025 at 4:31 PM
It was great to meet you @patak.dev π
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
Today we're announcing $105.5m in funding to take Bolt to new heights! π
Our Series B was led by Emergence & GV, with participation from Madrona, The Chainsmokers (Mantis), Conviction, and some of the best operators building in devtools & AI
Our Series B was led by Emergence & GV, with participation from Madrona, The Chainsmokers (Mantis), Conviction, and some of the best operators building in devtools & AI
January 22, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Today we're announcing $105.5m in funding to take Bolt to new heights! π
Our Series B was led by Emergence & GV, with participation from Madrona, The Chainsmokers (Mantis), Conviction, and some of the best operators building in devtools & AI
Our Series B was led by Emergence & GV, with participation from Madrona, The Chainsmokers (Mantis), Conviction, and some of the best operators building in devtools & AI
Cleaning out a bit the Firebase Rules Learning Assistant repo before making it public ππ»
January 17, 2025 at 6:27 AM
Cleaning out a bit the Firebase Rules Learning Assistant repo before making it public ππ»
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
If you aren't in a position to sponsor, there are other ways to support maintainers. Pitch an OSS fund in your company. Share a positive experience you had with their library in social or in the project community chat. Go to their repositories and thoroughly review a PR or triage an issue.
Explore the GitHub Sponsors pages of the maintainers of your favorite OSS projects. Find an awesome folk who deserves more support, then press the sponsor button to show them we appreciate their work. Today is a good day to give back.
January 11, 2025 at 8:08 AM
If you aren't in a position to sponsor, there are other ways to support maintainers. Pitch an OSS fund in your company. Share a positive experience you had with their library in social or in the project community chat. Go to their repositories and thoroughly review a PR or triage an issue.
Cooking any time of the year π₯
January 8, 2025 at 6:56 AM
Cooking any time of the year π₯
I wrote this article about a bit of my journey working in a tech startup since my sophomore year of college π
Impacting Colombian Youth with Tech Opportunities
As a first-generation college student, it was a shock to find myself talking to a startup CEO during the pandemic after I had done aβ¦
medium.com
December 5, 2024 at 11:22 PM
I wrote this article about a bit of my journey working in a tech startup since my sophomore year of college π
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
Vite 6 is important, I just posted a video about why youtu.be/yT4DWBWm6DM
December 3, 2024 at 7:55 PM
Vite 6 is important, I just posted a video about why youtu.be/yT4DWBWm6DM
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
thanks @bsky.app blog person for your help weaving the story that the Open Source Web dev community is here to stay πhttps://bsky.app/profile/patak.dev/post/3lc5bixkgts2z
@vite.dev is on the Bluesky blog π³
November 30, 2024 at 5:45 AM
thanks @bsky.app blog person for your help weaving the story that the Open Source Web dev community is here to stay πhttps://bsky.app/profile/patak.dev/post/3lc5bixkgts2z
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
Just built Vue's SFC playground (~17mb JS output before gzip) using the latest continuous release of rolldown-powered-vite.
It's a drop-in replacement. Dev and prod work exactly the same, and the prod build went from 8.51s to 2.95s (~3x speedup) with zero code changes.
It's a drop-in replacement. Dev and prod work exactly the same, and the prod build went from 8.51s to 2.95s (~3x speedup) with zero code changes.
November 30, 2024 at 6:02 AM
Just built Vue's SFC playground (~17mb JS output before gzip) using the latest continuous release of rolldown-powered-vite.
It's a drop-in replacement. Dev and prod work exactly the same, and the prod build went from 8.51s to 2.95s (~3x speedup) with zero code changes.
It's a drop-in replacement. Dev and prod work exactly the same, and the prod build went from 8.51s to 2.95s (~3x speedup) with zero code changes.
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
iβd kinda like my notifications to be grouped by convo. not sure what that could look like but twitter hasnβt really innovated on that flat list of stuff. wish i could catch up on how specific threads are doing
November 30, 2024 at 4:23 AM
iβd kinda like my notifications to be grouped by convo. not sure what that could look like but twitter hasnβt really innovated on that flat list of stuff. wish i could catch up on how specific threads are doing
Bookmarks π¦ππ»
November 30, 2024 at 4:22 AM
Bookmarks π¦ππ»
I saw this on the other platform, all Vue devs please take ~3 mins ππ»
forms.gle/yNs6FJKtWR82...
The State of Vue.js Report 2025 - Developer Survey
Hey Vue developers!
The essential part of the upcoming State of Vue.js Report 2025 is the Developer Survey and now you get the chance to be a part of it! Share your experience, challenges, and how yo...
forms.gle
November 29, 2024 at 11:40 PM
I saw this on the other platform, all Vue devs please take ~3 mins ππ»
forms.gle/yNs6FJKtWR82...
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November 28, 2024 at 11:44 PM
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Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
Itβs live! π
New series: The Complete Guide to Building a Vue.js Component Library
Weβre covering everything: @eslint.org , @typescriptlang.org , @vuejs.org , @vitest.dev , @tailwindcss.com 4, Histoire, Radix Vue, @nuxt.com , Unplugin, and more!
Dive in now π
soubiran.dev/series/the-c...
New series: The Complete Guide to Building a Vue.js Component Library
Weβre covering everything: @eslint.org , @typescriptlang.org , @vuejs.org , @vitest.dev , @tailwindcss.com 4, Histoire, Radix Vue, @nuxt.com , Unplugin, and more!
Dive in now π
soubiran.dev/series/the-c...
soubiran.dev
November 28, 2024 at 11:07 AM
Itβs live! π
New series: The Complete Guide to Building a Vue.js Component Library
Weβre covering everything: @eslint.org , @typescriptlang.org , @vuejs.org , @vitest.dev , @tailwindcss.com 4, Histoire, Radix Vue, @nuxt.com , Unplugin, and more!
Dive in now π
soubiran.dev/series/the-c...
New series: The Complete Guide to Building a Vue.js Component Library
Weβre covering everything: @eslint.org , @typescriptlang.org , @vuejs.org , @vitest.dev , @tailwindcss.com 4, Histoire, Radix Vue, @nuxt.com , Unplugin, and more!
Dive in now π
soubiran.dev/series/the-c...
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
We have 6% of the followers here compared to the 100k in X. The vite 6.0 announcement in bluesky already got half the reposts and a third of the likes. And most of the comments and quotes from OSS maintainers happened here. I don't know about other communities, but OSS web dev is a bluesky game now.
November 27, 2024 at 4:01 PM
We have 6% of the followers here compared to the 100k in X. The vite 6.0 announcement in bluesky already got half the reposts and a third of the likes. And most of the comments and quotes from OSS maintainers happened here. I don't know about other communities, but OSS web dev is a bluesky game now.
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
Just a warning for anyone playing around with this we are BEFORE 1.0
We still need to tighten up the preview experience but there's still a lot of have fun with
We still need to tighten up the preview experience but there's still a lot of have fun with
November 28, 2024 at 2:27 AM
Just a warning for anyone playing around with this we are BEFORE 1.0
We still need to tighten up the preview experience but there's still a lot of have fun with
We still need to tighten up the preview experience but there's still a lot of have fun with
Reposted by David Pena π¨π΄
Everyone is making their websites work seamlessly with bluesky now. You only see other companies care when you hit the proper scale. Thanks for improving the reddit-bluesky story, Jim π¦
November 25, 2024 at 5:54 PM
Everyone is making their websites work seamlessly with bluesky now. You only see other companies care when you hit the proper scale. Thanks for improving the reddit-bluesky story, Jim π¦
Sounds good here too ππ
It's a 1600 lines article. π«
I think I will split it and create a series. WDYT? π
I think I will split it and create a series. WDYT? π
Next article: Building a @vuejs.org Component Library with @vite.dev.
Iβll cover it allβfrom setting up the monorepo to configuring Histoire, using Tailwind CSS, publishing the package, and creating a playground! π«‘
Did I miss anything? Let me know!
Iβll cover it allβfrom setting up the monorepo to configuring Histoire, using Tailwind CSS, publishing the package, and creating a playground! π«‘
Did I miss anything? Let me know!
November 25, 2024 at 5:23 PM
Sounds good here too ππ
Let it rain β¨ & celebrate OSS π
Quote this post to keep the appreciation train going! List 3 OSS repos with links, star them on GH and star all repos of our trainπ€©
- vmd github.com/rrd108/vue-mess-detector
- vgtn github.com/borisflesch/vue-good-table-next
- vuelidate github.com/vuelidate/vuelidate
Quote this post to keep the appreciation train going! List 3 OSS repos with links, star them on GH and star all repos of our trainπ€©
- vmd github.com/rrd108/vue-mess-detector
- vgtn github.com/borisflesch/vue-good-table-next
- vuelidate github.com/vuelidate/vuelidate
GitHub - vuelidate/vuelidate: Simple, lightweight model-based validation for Vue.js
Simple, lightweight model-based validation for Vue.js - vuelidate/vuelidate
github.com
November 23, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Let it rain β¨ & celebrate OSS π
Quote this post to keep the appreciation train going! List 3 OSS repos with links, star them on GH and star all repos of our trainπ€©
- vmd github.com/rrd108/vue-mess-detector
- vgtn github.com/borisflesch/vue-good-table-next
- vuelidate github.com/vuelidate/vuelidate
Quote this post to keep the appreciation train going! List 3 OSS repos with links, star them on GH and star all repos of our trainπ€©
- vmd github.com/rrd108/vue-mess-detector
- vgtn github.com/borisflesch/vue-good-table-next
- vuelidate github.com/vuelidate/vuelidate