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GitHub - FabioGaming/TeleCloud: A proof of concept project that uses Telegram as a cloud storage solution, made with SolidJS A proof of concept project that uses Telegram as a cloud storage solution, made with SolidJS - FabioGaming/TeleCloud

I forgot to mention actually that TeleCloud (the project I'm making in #solidjs) is already #OpenSource!

Its obviously not done yet but I think you'll get a pretty good idea about the #project (ignore the #pages #release tho that was a test lmao)

github.com/FabioGaming/...

By the way, no I did not forget about the @sillycat.social #project, it will #release as planned once its gotten a little more #progress down

First time trying #github #pages, it's pretty nice especially with the ability to #deploy it from #actions. My announced #solidjs #project will be a fully #client #sided #website that has something to do with #file #storage 👀

#OpenSource #BuildInPublic

I took a look at @solidjs.com and as a @react.dev #developer I am more than impressed, I'll spin up a small #opensource #project using #solidjs in the upcoming days, just something small
#BuildInPublic

Took a small break this #weekend, no #code or anything, got back into regular #osu tho, been playing #taiko and #mania exclusively before

I absolutely love yalls software and the work you put into this, I'm hoping to contribute to it at some point

PenPot WIP for a mobile app design

I have absolutely no idea about #design or #graphic stuff in general, but I'm currently building up a small #design #system for #SillyCat, my small #opensource #portfolio #project.
I'm also using @penpot.app because @figma.com is not for #indies at all. Also check out @sillycat.social if you want!

Sonic 2 is an absolute gem

#rhythm #games are fun, I remember my prime in #osu and #beatsaber, was a really fun time and definitely something I want to get back into, I currently have a #valve #index but I absolutely can't wait for the #steam #frame. I will probably pair the HMD with my #index #knuckles tho

It's crazy how much #programming has affected my life. Ive met so many cool people it's actually nice

An example of the C# switch expressions object obj = 42; string result = obj switch { int i when i > 0 => "Positive number", int i when i < 0 => "Negative number", int _ => "Zero", string s => $"String: {s}", _ => "Other type" }; Console.WriteLine(result); // -> "Positive number"

#csharp / #dotnet #tip of the whenever I decide to post:
Did you know that #csharp #switch statements have #pattern #matching?

It can return the #value directly and does not require you to put #case blocks everywhere, they also remove fallthrough #errors when #programming

Going to #university definitely was not a mistake, I love #computer #science and #programming so being sorrounded by like minded people is actually great.

The long days don't even bother me, I enjoy being there and still feel as #motivated as day 1. Met lots of very cool and talented people too

Finished the @flutter.dev #codelab some hours ago, I must say I wish they wouldve gone deeper into #state #management or it's #architecture, because I don't remember passing the raw #app context around in #flutter, I'll check more of the codelab maybe it comes at a later stage

Taking a look at the @flutter.dev #codelab rn to refresh my #knowledge on #flutter and #dart more
Its been a while since I did anything with it

The one thing I don't like about @flutter.dev is how styles are applied, I hated that when working with #kotlin #jetpack #compose. But luckily the #flutter community is sane enough to split #styles out into theme files or something, not sure yet I'm new to flutter as of now

Great #community support

Also note that this project is primarily for my #portfolio so I don't know yet how much capacity the #live #servers will have, but we'll see.

Its primarily written in #typescript and #nestjs paired with a @flutter.dev mobile app, maybe I'll use @react.dev for the frontend or smth, don't know yet

I'm #building a small #social platform like #Instagram but you can only post #cats

I'm calling it #sillycat, a fully #opensource social #media #app for cat lovers.

Note that this is just a #side #project and that I'm not actually actively working on it like I would on a normal project

I'm convinced that the only way to write a proper native cross platform #desktop #app is using #csharp and @avaloniaui.net, the other options are either #web views or just straight up look bad by default (looking at you #javafx and #swing)

Code example on a readonly C# struct readonly struct Point { public int X { get; } public int Y { get; } public Point(int x, int y) => (X, Y) = (x, y); }

#csharp tip of the whenever I decide to post:

Use "readonly struct" for small immutable value types, it can improve the #performance of your code and prevents hidden copies.
This will let the #compiler know that it's immutable and won't change during runtime while creating less heap allocation

Writing a #compiler is interesting, I'm reviving an old #typescript project where I wrote a compiler for #tinybasic. Now I'm rewriting the project in #cpp, will also #OpenSource it once it's finished.

It will first be a #bytecode #vm but eventually be turned into a native compiler

C# source code of a discord bot

Another day, another #freelance #project finished and shipped.

This one actually took me a bit longer than usual for some reason, turns out I massively overcomplicated the problem since Dependency Injection already took care of my concerns

#csharp #dotnet

#apple products are extremely overrated for #programming, change my mind

The only thing that annoys me a lot here is how {}, [] and such are typed. On #vscode and #visualstudio I just had to use CTRL + L-ALT + whatever key results in the character I want, leading to a smooth motion with my left hand, now I need to use R-Alt + the target key which really throws me off

Using @neovim.io is actually really smooth, I've only ever used @visualstudio.com and @vscode.dev before for all of my #development but recently I've been getting more into #neovim, #lazyvim to be more specific to get a feel for it before i jump in further.

Code example of the difference between ?? and || in Typescript / Javascript: const a = 0 || 21; // -> Results in a = 21 because 0 is falsy const b = 0 ?? 21; // -> Results in b = 0 because 0 is not nullish const c = '' || 'demo'; // -> Results in c = 'demo' because '' is falsy const d = '' ?? 'demo'; // -> Results in d = '' because '' is not nullish

#javascript / #typescript #developer tip:
Do you actually know the difference between the ?? and || operator?

?? will only check for a nullish value (like null or undefined) while || checks for any falsy value, here is a quick #code example:

There is no #database that I love more than #SurrealDB, its insane what you guys have pulled off and I'm looking forward to the future of it

Switching from @unity.com to @godotengine.org was one of the best decisions I have made in #gamedev

I found out about it way too late but now I'm loving that operator, so handy for stuff like configs or default field values etc

An example code snippet written in Typescript/Javascript showcasing how the nullish assignment operator can be utelized

For all the #nodejs, #javascript, #typescript and #csharp #dotnet #developers

Don't sleep on the nullish assignment operator "??=", allows yall to assign a value only if the variable is nullish, here is a typescript example #code snippet

Do yall prefer #expressjs or #nestjs in terms of #nodejs #backend #development?

Personally I enjoy Nest a lot more even for small projects, the clean patterns that it encourages are just so nice to work with, and I wrote Express "the nest way" before anyways, like controller pattern etc.