So to avoid being a parent OR working on my @npmx.dev PRs I made a thing #touchgrass github.com/lukeocodes/t...

A man about 45 years old, obviously drinking, stopped in front of me on a bicycle and asked if I have a boyfriend. I want just one percent of their self-confidence

P.S. I love nuxt 💚

Two such important decisions in two months on issues of women rights and freedoms. I'm crying and tenderly love this part of the world 🇪🇺

I was really happy to see this and hear kind opinions on the live stream 💙 The main thing the whole @npmx.dev community agreed on is that we want to improve not only the daily search experience but also the interactions and ownership Atproto is definitely the best tool for this ./ 💙 at://

I told my daughter my job from now on is to take care of my oss friends, so we can build together an awesome online world for when they grow up and join us in the fun. We'll do things differently from now on. We've found each other again. We'll do good for the web, and make a ton of new friends.

Has everyone decided to make it a year of gifts and cool features?

🔴 LIVE https://stream.place/pfrazee.com And we are live with office hours!

I've fallen in love with developing with people again 💙 The atmosphere, the ideas, the knowledge, and communication with these people are definitely worth every second

Definitely one of my favorite parts of npmx.dev, awesome work 💙 I'm glad that now even more people will be able to *see* this beauty. That's what we're here for

we just rolled out an experimental integration with @germnetwork.com, an E2E encrypted chat app that integrates with atproto. Germ users can add a button to their profile so others can message them from Bluesky. we're exploring ways to connect your profile with other apps in the Atmosphere.

🙋‍♂️ I _could not be more thrilled_ this isn't a zero-sum game we're here to make the web better for everyone, and this is a win 🔥 props to @npmjs.bsky.social 🙏

For the first time, I have zero issues in my internal queue for npmx.dev I don't know how we managed it given how fast it was, but we made the service *even* faster (and this incredible team doesn't stop)

Awesome humans below 👇

"I have received. Other people helped me. Now, if I'm able to help other people, that's a pleasure. [...] I hope that is a perpetuating thing." — @danielroe.dev, maintainer of @nuxt.com and @npmx.dev

Open GitHub > switch to branch (wait a minute to switch) > wait another minute to open readme code ~ 2 minutes Open npmx > change version > open code > open readme ~ *nothing*

Every time I think it will be easy to figure it out, I find myself 2 hours later in a library source-code 10 levels deeper than what I was looking for

Finally, GitHub picked up the baton from CloudFlare in caring for developers

I'm happy that this amazing change started with me filing an "issue" on the Discord channel. Discussed the issue, came up with a solution, and 24h later we got a fix. Mind-blowing! 🤯

I love watching all the avatars I'm subscribed to appear in chat.npmx.dev This is an incredible number of people that I so love to read and now discuss ideas with 💙

communities grow fueled by the value they create for themselves. npmx is useful to us, and that is enough to bind us together and take care of our website long term. we already won.

> Once people can log in via the atmosphere, you can start to layer on social features that make sense for your site. The wizards behind the very rapidly-progressing next-generation JS package registry npmx just added a like feature to every package — show your favorite JS library some love ❤️

Every day I see hundreds of improvements focused on users experience This community has done amazing work, it's a joy to watch it at chat.npmx.dev P.S. And it's not even 03.03 yet

I decided to check one package on my phone before bed. Also decided to check if the rendering matches the npm one... So, I can't see anymore... how do you even visit it?

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Black-magic Next.js hack of the week 🧙‍♂️ → When self-hosting, you can pass request headers from a custom server to the rendering process without opting into dynamic rendering.

First to like like on @npmx.dev

WAIT! @npmx.dev has built-in *gorgeous* API documentation from types? 🤯 npmx.dev/package-docs...

We just released another bunch of polished UI details, so npmx now a bit *more* better for browsing For sure we still missed a lot, so be free to join us at chat.npmx.dev and let us know what's bothering you 💙

Almost 1000 already, how active npmx community is 🤯

Wow, for the first time in a while, all my tests passed and I had zero comments from the scanners This is truly amazing work, the stability ./npmx ensured at the CI level - in terms of quality, stability, A11y

Well, looks much better now

Do you have time to talk about our Lord and Savior @npmx.dev? 🤭

first to like @svelte.dev on @npmx.dev

Goddesses, npmx team made the build even faster, now I have no time to read Bluesky at all...

the npmx discord, the github repo, and logged into 5 bsky app instances in diff windows across three monitors. send help.

Wow, this has such a cool feature (I need to improve this) * Improves and looks further at the site * Wow, this also has this cool feature...

I'm so caught up in this awesome project. Check out the npmx Discord - it's the best place I've been in the last year chat.npmx.dev

You know what the hardest part is? Choosing which cool part of npmx you want to work on next

Weekly column "The Curse of Scrolls"

Well, let's take a look at nuxt 👀

Hooray, it works. I like to extend successful practices from other packages to others after time This [library factory] is definitely more convenient than configuration via a bundler and dark magic

I still can't understand why at some point in the past it was decided that case-insensitive was useful

Every time I make such changes, I really start to think - is the optimization worth it?

My command of the month is pnpm update --latest -r

Wow. I accidentally saw this image on a package. And it seems like such a different world Even though it's only been 13 years

Do we have better ways to make isomorphic complex components than a crutch like this?

Hooray, I'm almost done with the online Markdown editor 😅 What do you know about choosing a project late?

How many more problems and nuances there are when working with client components without the ability to use server ones. I'd already forgotten about strict mode and how many details it entails