Neil 🐧

Neil 🐧

@nook.sh

Still figuring out how to introduce myself this year. Following closely anything related to @vuejs.org @nuxt.com or @unjs.io Currently learning Korean 🇰🇷 @_nooooook on Twitter 🐦

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Been away from Bluesky / X but more broadly from tech socials for the 1.5 past year. With AI taking over I didn't feel like I still belonged to the community, my work and everything I saw online didn't make any sense to me anymore and I needed to take a step back from everything.

I felt left behind and my mental health kept getting worse. I'm only seeing improvement today after 2 years since all this started, and my 5 months break to South Korea really helped a lot. I learned a lot and experienced many things that were completely unknown to me, and helped me enjoy life again

Today I'm feeling like I can work again, code for side-projects, pick up sport again, and discover and get involved in new hobbies

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Nuxt 4.0 is here at last … and it's all about DX ✨ 🗂️ app/ directory for better organisation 🔄 smarter data fetching ⚡️ a faster CLI with socket communication 🔧 improved TypeScript integration ... and a smooth upgrade experience. 💚 👉 nuxt.com/blog/v4

nuxt.comAnnouncing Nuxt 4.0 · Nuxt BlogNuxt 4.0 is here! A thoughtful evolution focused on developer experience, with better project organization, smarter data fetching, and improved type safety.

As an educator, I can relate to this. We need to teach them how to make good use of AI. AI is there to help you doing tasks, not do it for you. At least, while you are not able to understand its output.

Danny Thompson@dthompsondev.bsky.social

Tutorials used to create tutorial hell, but I feel like after quite a few recent conversations, there is a new "hell" for beginners. ChatGPT Hell. I am meeting so many beginners that rely on ChatGPT to deliver all of the code and answers but they do not know what is going:

As someone who learned to code without AI, I am faster without GPT because I usually know what I'm going to do. Eventually I'll use AI for refactoring, or for completions, it's usually good for this. I'll also use it when I need to challenge my idea and see if it comes with something better.

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this is your monthly reminder to unsubscribe from all the marketing emails you get that you don’t read. 🫶

Moving from an apartment to another is so tiring, took me a full week to finally have my desk ready to use. Also got away from everything in this meantime, but I'm back!

Need to replace that one dangling cable behind the screen because it's too short, and the two below are ethernet and main power cable. Pretty happy of the result.

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"Hello there" 👋 Peut-être qu'une #presentation serait utile ! ☺️ Moi c'est Abel, ingénieur & entrepreneur dans la vie. Je suis passionné beaucoup de sujets : la tech / web, l'éthique lié à la vie privée, l'open-source, la politique, le progrès social, etc. Et tellement d'autres choses ! (1/4)

I miss PHP development. I need to try Laravel or do some Symfony. But I just love Typescript so much. I wish we could have something well structured as those, but in Typescript Closest thing that comes in mind is Nest.js but I'm not fully convinced by it, even though I worked 2 years with it

Update: you can also use @rphlmr.com 's visualizer (which seems cooler than mine tbh) with the following piece of code. I'm not sure there is a need to create a Nuxt module for that, or maybe I could create one to pass options to the viewer (and also embed Drizzle studio at the same time !)

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Last week, someone asked me the difference between "regular" functions and "arrow" functions in JS. I thought I knew the answer, and remembered I made a repo that showed the difference. I wrote this example code THREE YEARS AGO. I do not understand it anymore 😅 *frantically rewrites*

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Haven't posted my cat yet, so there he is! I love him so much His name is Lumo because "J'ai appelé mon chat Lumo"

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This is the craziest hook I’ve ever seen const [ref1, ref2, ref3] = useMultipleRefs() The hook returns an iterator - destructuring calls the iterator - on each iteration, the hook returns a useRef()

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Hello hello les amis 👋 Je cherche actuellement des président-es d'associations loi 1901 pour un projet que je monte ! J'aimerais avoir l'opportunité d'en rencontrer plusieurs (visio, café) pour discuter de leur besoins, est-ce que vous en connaissez ? 🙏 N'hésitez pas !

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