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Congratulations Tomas!

I went to it today but it showed me weather for Dec 1

It's turbopack time: https://nextjs.org/blog/next-16-beta

> mysterious aliens that pluck you out of hyperspace This mechanic was so interesting - it would happen to me, I'd manage to survive the assualt, and then be so far away from anywh…

Vercel | Infrastructure Engineer, Engineering Manager | https://vercel.com/careers As a Vercel Infrastructure Engineer, you will help to scale and improve our infrastructure, avail…

Why not move and call it quits? That might actually enable you to forgive them (from afar). Calling it quits was the first step in my forgiveness towards my parents. You could send…

Me and a friend are working on a chords/lyrics/music tool: https://Songbook.Studio It's a PWA, based on Dropbox APIs built using NextJS & MaterialUI

"iNaturalist is a joint initiative of the California Academy of Sciences and the National Geographic Society." It makes me pretty happy that this is not a VC-backed startup.

This is cool! Me and a friend have been working on https://chartcomposer.com/ which is specifically hooked up to Dropbox and uses the VSCode monaco-editor as a front end for the Ch…

There is such a steady stream of excellent work and innovation coming from Cloudflare these days - it's pretty amazing.

I'm a web developer, and excited about progressive web apps. But until we have access to sensors and video streaming that isn't subpar, and sweet/easy camera APIs - this idea is go…

> Nothing to envy from Gmail. I switched because of search, which is amazing in gmail and hard in mutt (for me). What do you do?

But it's not just about writing individual components when you build an app (you need something like a router still for instance). I say this as someone who rather likes the model …

Certainly love the concept! And the UI flow and automatic lyrics-to-chords feature appears to have worked on my song just great. But... it doesn't seem to play, which is kind of a …

I viewed this whole presentation on a MacBook Air plugged into a 32" monitor, and while 1 or 2 of the slides would pause here and there, overall it was amazingly smooth. Mind blown…

I viewed this whole presentation on a MacBook Air plugged into a 32" monitor, and while 1 or 2 of the slides would pause here and there, overall it was amazingly smooth. Mind blown…

Anyone who worries about this to the extent that they choose not to invest in a great idea/product/company run by females is just a bad investor.

Scumbag hamburger menu - links to github instead of showing / hiding unnecessary drawer ;0

I think without a free starting point of some kind, this is going to be a tough sell. Perhaps a week free or something like that would enable someone to see if they like it enough …

+1 Not a friendly developer message at all. This point of view reeks of arrogance.