hotshoe

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by hotshoe 3y ago
React on the front-end because of eco; Fastify on the backend w/ Postgres. I host React w/ Remix for light-duty SSR, but real work gets done on the backend. I'm moving away from metaframeworks as single solution -- they'
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by hotshoe 3y ago
Seems like it always took me 3 steps to plug in a usb-a cable. 1. Doesn't easily insert so assume I've got it upside down. Flip. 2. Still doesn't easily insert so inspect, and realize it had it right the first time. 3. Insert
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by hotshoe 3y ago
React-aria hooks provide freedom tailor your own components w/o needing to work around the limitations of general purpose controls, while retaining correct interactivity behaviors (the hard part). React-aria has steeper learning curve
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by hotshoe 3y ago
One minor correction (sort of), just noted in docs that kysely provides a built-in camel case plugin, for transforming camel to snake case so, eg.g, createdAt to created_at in db. Not as flexible as arbitrary transform but it serves my need
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by hotshoe 3y ago
I've been evaluating both (kysely, drizzle), and I'm leaning towards Kysely. Drizzle is the latest, but both are moving fast if you look at the git insights. I find Kysely more enjoyable and straightforward -- intellisense autocom
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by hotshoe 3y ago
Remix for me. Tried the new shiny objects (solid, qwik, svelte) and made it pretty far, but ecosystem just isn't there yet and fond myself spending more time making up for the gaps than worth the benefits these platform offered. Nextjs