@hoeser.dev
DevOps Engineer at day, but loves (vanilla) WebDev at night. (he/him)
Do you want to know why I've been quite inactive in the @11ty.dev GitHub project over the last months?
GitHub's been making it hard to remove insecure SMS 2FA, which the community has been complaining about for quite some time.
I wrote this down in more detail here: www.hoeser.dev/blog/2025-12...
GitHub's been making it hard to remove insecure SMS 2FA, which the community has been complaining about for quite some time.
I wrote this down in more detail here: www.hoeser.dev/blog/2025-12...
GitHub, your 2FA is broken
Big companies, that care for security, have their 2FA setup figured out - right, RIGHT?
A personal tale of how GitHub prevented me from contributing to open source.
www.hoeser.dev
December 19, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Do you want to know why I've been quite inactive in the @11ty.dev GitHub project over the last months?
GitHub's been making it hard to remove insecure SMS 2FA, which the community has been complaining about for quite some time.
I wrote this down in more detail here: www.hoeser.dev/blog/2025-12...
GitHub's been making it hard to remove insecure SMS 2FA, which the community has been complaining about for quite some time.
I wrote this down in more detail here: www.hoeser.dev/blog/2025-12...
Reposted
Hello other parts of the world! If you'd like to tell us your preferences from a list of web features people are already describing as "a bit long", here's how: bsky.app/profile/fire...
As an experiment, we (the Firefox team) wanted to try a new way to get feedback on which Interop proposals matter most.
So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
Interop Feature Ranking
Rank the web platform features you care most about
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
October 10, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Hello other parts of the world! If you'd like to tell us your preferences from a list of web features people are already describing as "a bit long", here's how: bsky.app/profile/fire...
Playing around with TheNativeWeb's EventSourcingDB and the (currently only internal) Rust driver (soon to be released).
As a PoC I wrote a small bridge connecting the DB with MQTT.
github.com/Snapstromego...
#eventchallenge #eventsourcingdb
As a PoC I wrote a small bridge connecting the DB with MQTT.
github.com/Snapstromego...
#eventchallenge #eventsourcingdb
GitHub - Snapstromegon/eventsourcingdb-mqtt-bridge: A bridge from EventsourcingDB to MQTT
A bridge from EventsourcingDB to MQTT. Contribute to Snapstromegon/eventsourcingdb-mqtt-bridge development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
June 6, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Playing around with TheNativeWeb's EventSourcingDB and the (currently only internal) Rust driver (soon to be released).
As a PoC I wrote a small bridge connecting the DB with MQTT.
github.com/Snapstromego...
#eventchallenge #eventsourcingdb
As a PoC I wrote a small bridge connecting the DB with MQTT.
github.com/Snapstromego...
#eventchallenge #eventsourcingdb
Reposted
Yes! I find that coding agents are *terrific* at generating Lit code.
Lit:
- Use standard JS/TS syntax and semantics
- Has great typings
- Doesn't require a specific compiler or config
- Works entirely locally, no global effects
- Has a small API
- Is well documented
- Doesn't obscure standard APIs
Lit:
- Use standard JS/TS syntax and semantics
- Has great typings
- Doesn't require a specific compiler or config
- Works entirely locally, no global effects
- Has a small API
- Is well documented
- Doesn't obscure standard APIs
A current operating premise I have is that the libraries that will succeed the greatest in the vibe coding era:
- are typed
- have great api docs
- have extensive well written guides and documentation
- favor simple conventional configuration / setup over lots of unique settings
- are typed
- have great api docs
- have extensive well written guides and documentation
- favor simple conventional configuration / setup over lots of unique settings
April 18, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Yes! I find that coding agents are *terrific* at generating Lit code.
Lit:
- Use standard JS/TS syntax and semantics
- Has great typings
- Doesn't require a specific compiler or config
- Works entirely locally, no global effects
- Has a small API
- Is well documented
- Doesn't obscure standard APIs
Lit:
- Use standard JS/TS syntax and semantics
- Has great typings
- Doesn't require a specific compiler or config
- Works entirely locally, no global effects
- Has a small API
- Is well documented
- Doesn't obscure standard APIs
Hello Bsky,
I finally found the time to ditch Twitter for something new!
www.hoeser.dev/blog/2024-11...
I finally found the time to ditch Twitter for something new!
www.hoeser.dev/blog/2024-11...
Goodbye Twitter
I waited far too long to switch away from Twitter, but I finally took the time to update my socials.
www.hoeser.dev
November 17, 2024 at 2:49 PM
Hello Bsky,
I finally found the time to ditch Twitter for something new!
www.hoeser.dev/blog/2024-11...
I finally found the time to ditch Twitter for something new!
www.hoeser.dev/blog/2024-11...