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Great to see some appreciation for Vue 💚 It's a really underestimated framework. I Would like to see a Nuxt episode!

VILT stack lover here 😊

Great talk. Full episode on Nuxt and Unjs 🙏.

nuxt devtools are mind blowing

At my job we're almost fully Vue! Im in the marketing team and its Laravel / Vue and the Product team is Java / Vue! I love using Vue!

I still prefer Svelte

Nice to see some Vue love! 💚

Would love to see a whole Nuxt episode! 🔥

@35:07 Fun fact: Pinia is Vuex 5 :p

Yeah yeah yeah the CSS is cool and all but WHERE IS THAT HAT FROM?! 😍

I live for the little writings below the names of the podcasters, whoever writes those little gems i appreciate you😂😂😂 💎

I nowadays work on React because thats what my employers or backend guys turned full-stack use but been using VueJs since 2017, and everytime it falls into my courtyard to decide the frontend stack I go with VueJs/Nuxt. Its just a so much better DX than Nextjs/React

Shout out to Quasar, based on Vue. A wonderful framework with great components for SSR, PWA and lots of other stuff I don't take advantage of.

Cant wait for laravel video!!

I like vue.

Something that I'm wondering with all of these X vs Y vs Z framework/language/library discussions is....what percentage of web developers are enterpreneurs? Like, how many developers even have the luxury to chose their own stack? Because I feel like most developers are employed in companies with already setup tech stack or they have an architect that already has an idea for what tech stack to be used. And most of the time it's the most popular one in the geographical area because it would be easier to find other engineers that are proficient in that stack, and this is the only sales pitch that works for the stakeholders. Like don't get me wrong. As a Frontend Web Developer I'm loving Svelte and Solid and Vue especially since I'm getting a bit of React fatigue, and I'm dabbling into other libraries for my random side projects that will never see the light of day. TLDR: I don't think developers have to be as invested into chosing a tech stack as much as social media is pushing these comparisons. Great video by the way, love the podcast. Don't mean to shit on anything that's not React or your podcast, I'm just geniuinly realizing that these comparisons rarely matter in real life unless if you are the architect of a smallish company with the power to choose or an enterpreneur.

Now do Nuxt!

Vue composition API is the bomb

Oh noooo I'm getting started with Svelte 5, and now you're saying that I should try VueJS instead? 😋 It's a good problem to have to be able to choose between several good options 😌

react is hype BS

Vue is hands down the best JavaScript framework out there! It's so intuitive and powerful. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out on something amazing. Highly recommend giving it a go!

Vue is soo underrated, same with Nuxt. Sooo prefer it over React and Next

Wonderful episode

I’m learning go so I’m re writing a blog in go and will use HTMX, it’s crazy to think i will only need it most when redoing the admin area. The main site is just navigation links right.

top notch tuts 🙌 thanks CJ you are amazing I learned a bunch🔥 Now I am doing some research if there's a way to create my own little system to handle and automate those server creation etc jeez 🤯

"Run as a single statement" doesn't really mean much in terms of performance, if you're doing nested selects you should take the produced sql statement and put it through a PLAN analyzer to make sure it's performant and getting all the joins etc it needs without full table scans.

There are a couple that you showed that are the solutions to problems I've been having. The columns for pictures especially!

@39:40 You could use postgres array_agg and add a group_by clause if you want to aggregate up the menu items in the sql syntax.

thanks for the vod. Lots of gold nuggets in here!

how to deploy an astro.js project? any resource how to do it?

Please more CSS stuffs 😅😅

amazing 👌

column-count 😅😅😅

I love cj speaking german

I did not understand anything at all. Why people are getting faster everyday?

That hat is so fresh! CSS <3 !

I'm a simple man, I see CJ, I like watch, and loop

For the scroll snapping you can also add `scroll-padding-top` to the `html` element to give the slides a bit of breathing room so they aren't directly touching the top of the page when you scroll to them. I did `scroll-padding-top: 3vh;` for CJ's example here to match the margin of the slides and it looks nice.

Just tried scroll-snap for the first time, it's so good for long lists.. A nice trick I discovered recently: `mask-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, transparent, #fff 8px)` will fade out the contents of a scrollable container as it moves up, on any background. Gone are the days of overlaying pseudo-elements!

5:30 it is not rendering back up. It is rendering top to bottom on each column.

Code is too small

Hyphens and the column width looks quite handy, and that scroll snap is just smooth 🤩

instructions unclear, my PC BLEW UP

This is great CJ. I would like for the next self host video to see these types of automations but without using this entire tool suite. For example I have seen some docker images to achieve this, nginx-proxy/nginx-proxy and nginx-proxy/acme-companion on github.

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Awesome video, thanks for putting in all the effort! In order to maybe give back a bit, there are a few things I think you might appreciate and might not know yet: 1. zsh has the `take <folder>` alias for `mkdir <folder> && cd <folder>` 2. Raycast lets you escape "all the way out" with Cmd + Esc 3. In Raycast, you can just search for store to install a new extension. No need to open the settings first 4. If you're into shortcuts, you might want to check out the video "Max Stoiber Owns His Workflow with Raycast" from the Raycast channel. Max Stoiber demos and explains his setup for semantic shortcuts that I personally find amazing. I now open most apps and even some relevant slack chats etc. via shortcuts - no need for Cmd + Tab, Raycast or anything (for most things - Raycast is there for the rest :D)

Jealous about the spring weather in Denver. It’s 100F+ here in CA rn 😂

I mailed 37signals and asked them about the "once" license of campfire. I can't believe their license is so simple and in my opinion fair. Pay once and you own it, even better, you have the code. Here is the license: Permission is hereby granted to any person purchasing a copy of a ONCE product (Campfire), its source code and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to install and use a single instance and modify a single version of the Software as provided. This does not include the rights to publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, source code or products derived from it. Is this all you need? Sometimes I forget that you don't need complicated legal documents.

He is a blessing ♥

Is possible to deploy Wordpress website?