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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 4d

I love a web app that is so fucking clean I don't have to install the native mobile app.

one.app is an incredibly well made web app.

You don't need a native app to make a good UX.

You can also wrap a web view on any platform and ship it as "native".

OnePay | More. For your money. | Formerly One

OnePay combines mobile banking, debit rewards, a digital wallet and more in one app. Banking services provided by bank partners, Members FDIC.

one.app

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 8d

The shaders are very nice!

Can you make them Custom Elements? I don't use React, Vue, or Svelte most of the time, but a custom element lib (see elements at lume.io). With custom elements I could combine Lume 3D elements with your shader elements no matter what project I bring those to.

Lume. Web Graphics Made Easy

Create beautiful graphics on any website with simple HTML compatible with React, Vue, Svelte, Solid.js, Angular, and all web frameworks.

lume.io

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 8d

Any tag name even without a dash is valid too!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 10d

Today we can write web components with type checking in React, Preact, Vue, Svelte, etc, so I don't really see a point in putting effort to make components for all the frameworks, that's lots of extra work!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 16d

Ooh, got link?

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 17d

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 17d

"without constraints" is notable here. Shoelace has many consumers, which means it isn't easy to radically change anything without breaking lots of people (or preventing them from upgrading).

Curious how this compares to Shoelace and Web Awesome.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 17d

Does this mean generators in JS engines have room for optimization? 18x is a TON!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 17d

Good testing really really helps. And you can makes these test more rapidly with AIs!

There's no way I can go back to no vibe coding. I'm waaaaaay more productive.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 17d

I keep hearing complaints about vibe coding mess code. So pessimistic!

Vibe coding actually allows experienced developers to create code that is better than ever, faster than ever before.

It simply requires guidance of the AI. It's similar to being a manager, ensuring work's on the right track.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 19d

Copilot's new prompt-to-app tool, Spark, builds full-stack apps with React.

So that means I'm not using Spark. :)

I hope big companies stop pushing outdated tech and start innovating more!

Meanwhile, I can use a local coding agent with a better stack and modern advancements...

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 24d

Regardless of using the build or no build (JSX or `html`) the rest, is just JS. The reactivity system is not hiding anything, what you write is the actual JS, whereas with Svelte, `let foo` is modified, pasting that into plain JS will not behave the same.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 24d

Sorry, that wasn't clear. I mentioned it in a different part of the thread.

Solid's reactivity works the same without a build using the html function here:

github.com/solidjs/soli...

solid/packages/solid/html at main · solidjs/solid

A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. - solidjs/solid

github.com

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 24d

Yeah, that's why I mentioned that instead of JSX you can use the `html` tagged template function and the rest stays the same, without a build. Still can't do that in Svelte.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 24d

Decorators?

Alex Russell @infrequently.org · 24d

The prevalence of transpilers on top of a language's syntax, particularly if concentrated, is a measure of the irrelevance of its standards bodies.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 24d

The solid code works without a build when using `html`.

`html` isn't far off from working in SSR. No one has been motivated enough to add it.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 24d

Yeah, I know. I'm just saying the code on the left (Svelte) requires a build, the one on the right (Solid) doesn't (but then it's only client side).

The Svelte code cannot work with a build at all.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 26d

Me too. And with random photos with depth enabled, iOS will smartly make the text taller or shorter, and even place the text behind the 3D-ified subject!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 26d

👏

Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 26d

Yes indeed. My decorators have been for signals too! I have a non-decorators pattern for them that I'll have to fall back to, with the main downside being that property names are duplicated (the class fields, and a static field specifying which fields to signalify)

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 26d

yeah I publish the compiled output too, but the fact I have a build solely for decorators is not great.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 26d

I haven't tried that one yet! Sounds cool!

I've been really enjoying continuity improvements across devices, along with the new spotlight.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 27d

I like decorators, but I'm thinking of dropping them because that's the only reason I need a build step in my projects.

Browsers have been taking too long to ship the standard.

Going plain JS will freeing: write code, git push, anyone can consume it. Removes friction, especially for libraries.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 27d

Putting glass aesthetics aside, macOS 26 and iOS 26 are really great UX, usability, and productivity upgrades. Really enjoying it! Even if it didn't have glass, but the same old blur effect, the upgrade would be really nice. It's a big step up compared to previous OS versions.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 27d

The "user server" still works without a build right? In that case there's just not server side rendering. All the code I see in the shot works in client only apps (after transforming JSX to JS ofc)

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