We’re consolidating Plume, Literal, Phlex, Quickdraw, Strict Ivars, Good Cop, Morphlex and various other projects under a new umbrella GitHub organisation for @yippee.fun. We’re also aiming to release our router and ORM and a secret frontend project soon. 🤞

It's time to add Phlex support to @avohq.io

Here’s an early look at the new web framework I’m building with @fractaledmind.bsky.social. youtu.be/VWDfeMHBaH0

It would be cool if you could run all your tests *and* deploy your Ruby app in less than a second. I think it might be possible.

We recently open-sourced our progress on the SQLite parser that will be foundational to @yippee.fun. Accurately parsing SQLite syntax will enable all kinds of incredible features and integrations, since we can have a perfect understanding of your schema, queries, migrations, etc.

Working on statement structures now. Here is the example I am working with currently, the SQL statement to find all tables rows where the json array column contains any of the passed in values. I personally find this hash-y structure very legible. WDYT?

I have encoded ~95% of the SQLite expression syntax with structured Ruby. It has all of the functions, the operators, and the expression-bound keyword expressions like CASE, BETWEEN, and LIKE. Share a SQL(ite) expression and I will try to write it using this Ruby structure.

Here’s a taste of what’s planned for Yippee. yippee.fun

Svelte 5 is so good, we need to make it a first class citizen in @yippee.fun. I really hope we can do it with esbuild though rather than Vite. This plugin looks like it might be getting an update for v5 soon. 🤞 github.com/EMH333/esbui...

Literal is used heavily in Yippee. For example, we use a Literal::Enum for HTTP statuses. They’re even picked up by LSPs.

Here’s an early demo of the upcoming Yippee router by @joel.drapper.me. cloud.drapper.me/lCsqt2qy