New article just dropped! Learn how to build an rss/atom feed for your @nuxt.com website using server routes and nuxt content collections: www.matteogassend.com/articles/nux...

I have a newsletter ! You can sign up for it on mostly any page of my website (www.matteogassend.com). I swear I won't spam you :)

New portfolio is up! 🎉🎉 Based on the "spotlight" template from @tailwindcss.com and reworked to work with @nuxt.com and nuxt content. Works like a charm ! You can find it here: www.matteogassend.com

An unholy (or most holy) union has been performed! I am using resend’s React-email inside a @nuxt.com 4 project, along with the preview server and full type safety up to the api route 🎉 Article coming soon, but I’ll need to polish the implementation a bit

I recently (kind of) participated in the T3Chat Cloneathon where I tried to build my own ai chat webapp. Here's the postmortem for it! www.matteogassend.com/blog/t3-clon...

I scored 11/28 on jsdate.wtf and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.

Currently trying to compete in the #t3chat cloneathon. Just merged the feature allowing you to BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) to any provider that supports it (whihc right now is only OpenRouter)

The epitome of procrastination: building a text editor to write articles in instead of actually writing articles I'm almost done, I swear!

Happy to report this worked like a charm! Still not a fan of monkey-patching stuff haphazardly, but when there’s no other way it’s not that hard

Never thought I’d see the day where I would seriously consider monkey-patching a function, but here we are I guess…

hey all, anyone know if the #unifiedjs toolchain can run in any way in a web worker? I'd like to avoid locking up the main thread with various calculations if possible, but I'm getting some errors about it not finding the "document" and can't seem to figure out where it mgiht be needed...

just had an interview where they asked (jokingly) if I knew what covariance and contravariance were. At the moment I didn't know what to say (and obviously remembered where I had heard the word right after the call ended) so I looked it up. If you don't know either...

I’ve been trying out deployer for a laravel app I’m building and it’s pretty nice! It took a bit to setup (me being on a moving train in the middle of France might not have helped), but once it’s done it’s a really nice flow

New article just dropped! In it I take a look at how you might bundle a vite project inside a #go binary, along with a strategy you might use during development www.matteogassend.com/blog/go-weba...

After a bit of a break, I'm resuming work on magiedit! I'm upgrading all the things (inertia, laravel) and switching some things up to get back into it, but I'm also looking to add some more integrations and publishers

New Mini Project just dropped! I got tired of writing curl commands manually, so I decided to make a small #reactjs app to generate them for me (which probably took longer than writing the actual curl command) curlme.app

This is now available on version 0.1.0! Supports any StandardSchema compliant validation library and passes the validation failed "log" (no error because unified & vitest don't seem to play nice together) to the processed VFile, meaning other checkers could pick it up and handle it (logs, error)

First results are promising, validation is pretty seamless. Just need to make all the tests pass correctly - like trying to handle the errors unified throws when a VFile is invalid - which seem to be unnoticed by vitest

I started working on the validation section! It will support StandardSchema specifications (github.com/standard-sch...) so you should be able to support any validation library - like zod if you're working with Astro - that supports the spec (I'll be using @arktype.io while testing)

And here it is! github.com/matfire/rema...

You know the article I published a while ago about mapping markdown directives to web components using #remark ? Well, I’m making it into a standalone plugin. It is mostly done, just need to make typescript happy with the type of node I’m checking

I think I might have accidentally made a really over engineered piece of code for a technical test ever: the project needed to be made with PHP and NextJS and able to run with Docker. I think the final compose file has: - 1 frontend Container - 1 backend Container - 1 scheduler Container...

trying out postiz to see if I can post both on here and on another social media that shall not be named. Hopefully if works 🤞

Did a little write-up of my experience using remark-directive and web components with @astro.build to have custom elements in markdown files without going with mdx or something similar. matteogassend.com/blog/remark-...

Never thought I’d be making an automatic cv builder from Astro collections, but here we are…

Hmmm, time to look for a job… What better time to finish rewriting my portfolio website for the nth time ?

So, for this thing I need to send transactional emails and I have to admit - though I’m usually not a fan of aws - ses is pretty cool (at least for my simple use case)

Something new is cooking …🧑‍🍳 Building said thing that is cooking with #laravel, #livewire & #flux

Another thing I forgot to mention and that I am looking into is having the possibility to use podman instead of docker. Still don’t know if it’s feasible, but if it is it will be done

Do any of you remember the small streams I did during the holidays? We built Pockets, a self-hostable pocketbase management solution. Well, here's the news; the streams have stopped, but development on pockets hasn't! I've been steadily fixing up the small things I had overlooked during the streams.

I finally fell deep into the rpc rabbit hole and I love it! I managed to find the perfect setup (for me) to work on projects that use go and vite. Go handles all the routes, both for the rpc service and webapp assets

Hey all, I've just spun up a #cal.com instance on #coolify; if you want to chat, hit me up there! cal.matteogassend.com/mg

I’m coming around more and more to #go 👀 The fact we managed to build a proof of concept for an app that interacts with #docker on a server, a cli that talks with that over http on stream over around 10 hours is pretty great! Plus, deploying is pretty simple since it’s a small binary 🤩

And we’re live! Come hang!

Last stream of the year today from 2.30pm CET! We’re near the finish line with the #pockets POC, so hopefully we can get it done today.

We’ve been live for about an hour working on api routes and stuff. We’re switching to programmatically generated docker images in a few minutes. If you’re interested, come hang!

We’ll continue working on pockets from 2.30pm CET at twitch.tv/code_tavern

After the stream ended today, I continued looking for ways to display a table; I knew #charm had a lib to do it (other than bubbletea); after looking around for a bit, I finally found it; lipgloss!

Live now! www.twitch.tv/code_tavern

Going in an hour!

I’ll probably do another livestream this afternoon, this time with a proper mic I swear. We’ll continue working on pockets; I’d like to at least build the proof of concept entirely live, but hopefully we can go a bit further than that 🤞

And here's a small resume video, shot and edited in less than an hour xD youtu.be/_1A_dTdo2PE

Ok, it had definitely been a while since I last streamed. Since the last time I did so I also changed computers and didn't bother rechecking my obs settings, which ended up selecting a horrible mic as the default mic in input :( So sorry about that; it's not fixed and the next stream will be better

And we're live! Come join to start building a go application together! www.twitch.tv/code_tavern

Ok, this is not a drill. We’re going live in around an hour to work on a new open-source project written in #golang! On twitch.tv/code_tavern

Would anyone be interested in a stream planning and (maybe) building a project using go and firecracker (for microvm) ? Thinking of doing this for a couple of days and hopefully get something kind of usable at the end 🤞

I finally got around to trying @tanstack.com router & query and I love them! I’ll have more details on what I’m working on soon, but I’ll stop here for now 😉

New article just dropped: matteogassend.com/articles/how... In this one, I take a small look back on the different iterations of my personal website and why and how I decided to rewrite it each time

So… instead of fixing the main image issue, I built a small ci/cd workflow to automatically generate open graph images for all the contents of the website.

And it's now live! Deploy is a breeze with a small github action. Also ran a quick pagespeed test and results are pretty good (need some changes to the main image on that page - will fix it later xD) you can see it at matteogassend.com