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I've had a good experience with Woodpecker CI. I've heard that installation and integration with ForgeJo isn't easy, but I deploy everything to my homelab using Dokku, where I push…

.env files are a different use case than config files. You can use them together. Config files provide configuration to the application. The config file can read environment variab…

https://jolvera.com Personal blog with more drafts than published posts.

One of the greatest things of the Vue community is that they are not dogmatic about a technology choice. They welcome everyone, and proof of that is that they are building tooling …

If React implodes because of bad architectural decisions, Vite should fork it. It's crazy that the best React DX is provided through Vue's community projects.

I came to reply this. They have been building very cool CLI projects and those projects end up composing new bigger projects. This is their last one (That I know of) which use most…

I agree. You describe how it happens; however, I still don't find a justification for these: - rely on competent people directly under the executive to guess what that means - afte…

Well, the answers to your questions don't sell books, right?

Additionally, the explanation might work for the exec asking the question, but not for others. I don't like that executives don't have to put in the effort to communicate their con…

I think using Aider[1] with Google's models is the closest. It's my daily driver so far. I switch between the Claude and Gemini models depending on the type of work I'm doing. When…

Juan Olvera Location: Houston, TX Remote: Remote, Hybrid, On-site Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, TypeScript, Next.js, Python, Node.js, Go, AWS, Linux, PostgreSQL, Ku…

You probably already know, but in case you don't, python has phidata[1] [1]: https://docs.phidata.com/introduction

Juan Olvera Location: Houston, TX Remote: Remote, Hybrid, On-site Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, TypeScript, Next.js, Python, Node.js, Go, AWS, Linux, PostgreSQL, Ku…

i don't want to be the "get off my lawn" person or "old man yells at cloud," but i couldn't get to what the tool does because the landing page is so overwhelming with colors, the b…

I do something very similar, I create a directory as YYYY-MM-DD-keyword, e.g., 2024-09-12-todo-app/ then inside create other two: - assets/ where I drop all markdown documents, ima…

> What's with the vilification of kubernetes? because a well-configured k8s cluster nullifies the need for this project. also hi!

I don't understand your point. But instead of rationalizing with words, let's put it into practice. - I receive my paycheck in my bank account. - I want to budget $800 for grocerie…

This is my mental model and how I built the backend of a budgeting web app. Two types of accounts: - assets (you want your balance to be more than 0) - liabilities (you want your b…

it feels more like postgrest [1] than pocketbase [2]. -- 1: https://postgrest.org/ 2: https://pocketbase.io/

feels like going back to the Linux vs GNU/Linux naming discussion.

From this > But this article is not about the whole UI/UX stack. And this > It focuses on benefits on what semantic CSS offers. aka "naming things" vs "not naming things". That's t…

It's an unfair comparison because Tailwind as a library is composed of tooling, documentation, design patterns, good practices and obviously CSS. The same is for other libraries, e…

The article focus on the semantics of CSS classes present in the HTML rendered in the browser, but the example the author presents doesn't have a good semantic HTML. The template t…

howdy from HTX. I'm interested!

I have a hard time understanding the emojis as measurement units here. If you u se from 1 to 5 I can easily follow, but emojis are abstract and open to different interpretations.