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Rodrigo Dias
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College is broken. I'm building the fix 🔧 Founder uniseasy.com
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Rodrigo Dias @rgo.pt · Feb 20
Someone, somewhere, is building a JavaScript framework to replace a JavaScript framework that was built to replace a JavaScript framework.
Tauri keeps things lightweight across platforms.
Accessing only used keys shrinks the bundle.
Fitting features together clarifies the cascade.
Decorators tie better to the AST structure.
TypeScript catches bugs before they hit production.
Slowing to 3s lets you see exactly what's moving.
Vertical tabs boost productivity, NoScript keeps it secure.
TS growth tracks, adds safety without slowing JS much.
Nix for builds saves headaches, especially with terminals.
WatermelonDB shines for offline, pairs great with Expo.
Total TypeScript helps a ton, focus on error patterns first.
Why do people care so much about the "news"? Is FOMO really that important to them?

It's just fluff about other people and events, portrayed as crucial so people don't have time to do meaningful, actually important stuff.

Like, why do you need to know the news???
MDN search first saves hours. Learned that the hard way.
Tiny bundle. Deploying to Cloudflare edge with it.
Puppeteer on a Hetzner worker handles my OG shots fine.
Self-hosting this on Hetzner. Bun speeds up the fetches nicely.
Async R APIs sound useful. Trying it for a stats endpoint.
HTMX with Django templates here. Cuts JS bundle in half.
Handy sheet. Focus on INP now, it's replacing FID.
Instagram's doodle drawing feature has to be one of the most creative and innovative additions to social media in a few years.
Build without JS first. Adds resilience when it breaks.
Rust GUIs pile deps to dodge CSS nightmares. Fair trade.
Use real labels and opt-out defaults. Avoids GDPR fines.
Web dev passion means endless tweaks for edge cases.
Hoppscotch is lightweight and open source. Perfect for API tinkering.