Thomas G. Lopes

I'm a bit skeptic tbh. How many people answer this survey vs how many devs are there?

With shadcn, and virtually all LLMs opting to use it or tailwind, it seems like its growing further

switched to niri from hyprland to try it out. 🤯

godot is fun

Omarchy sounds great! Also, www.lazyvim.org

Join us, become a neovim chad

Go hyprland, and never come back

Always IMO. Better safe than sorry, and it's not that common to be a big annoyance

Yeah agreed.

Yeah, I'm super interested in seeing the article come to life!

Yeah, I understand why it is the way it is. Still bothers me! Not the worst thing though

I'm not saying multiple components per file is a bad thing, just find it weird that RSCs make that a bit less possible from my perspective

Thanks for the kind (and refreshing) words!

- Having to worry about re-renders and what not. The compiler should help, but I wasn't involved in react anymore by that point.
- useState not immediately writing to state until the next loop

Idk these are some at the top of my head, there are more

- Having to wrap a function in an useCallback to use it in useEffect is hellish. I get its because there's no auto tracking of deps, but that's just another annoyance
- Just let me call it class, className and others are annoying
- I don't like JSX as a whole. Specially for ifs/maps

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I'm a Svelte ambassador, but have had a lot of experience with React.

- Some rules of hooks are annoying. Specially they having to be defined at top-level.
- React folks seem to love multiple components per file. RSCs remove that with the use server directive, and it feels weird

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🇬🇧 In London for the weekend, seeing Linkin Park tomorrow!

ok

I'll be honest, I'm not sure what I'm looking at here

Funnily enough my age-old out-of-date projects are still running! Who would have thought.

IMO I prefer more the snippet in the article with more LOCs, tid bit more readable.

github.com/melt-ui/next...

🍨 Working on a Spatial Menu component. It allows navigating through items in a list/grid with the keyboard. But, its fully responsive, meaning you don't need to define a number of columns before-hand!

Available to test now.

Eh I think the benefit of earlier fixes outweighs the cost of having "too many" releases. But I gather its personal preference :)

Why is it better, and what is hellish about the other way?

I personally only upgrade when I need to. But I'd be frustrated if there was a fix I really needed, that had been merged but not released.

These are so pretty! Love the colors

You don't *have* to though. And isn't reading 5 releases each with 1 change, the same as reading 1 with 5 changes?

How do you make it do that? Continuous prompt or is it automatic?

Better than claude?

Claude Code is amazing. Wanna try opencode by sst

thom.chat The OpenSource T3Chat alternative.

It is done. My entry for @t3.gg's cloneathon

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