Inspired by the simplicity of @jonomallanyk 's website, I've stripped everything back on dnlgrv.com to some core info with a little bit of styling applied.
Haven't decided what my future looks like when it comes to publishing on the web, I'm trying to reboot.
It’s amazing how we always go through these cycles. Twitter for X, Uber for Y, now it’s Z with AI. All rather uninspiring and very similar, but eventually the hype will fade and the source of innovation will become more varied again.
Whether you're a TypeScript fan or not, a 10x speed improvement is such a win that everyone benefits from. Always good to see this kind of thing from established tools.
livebook.dev is probably the best piece of technology that I've used regularly in the last couple of years. Unbelievable utility. Even if I'm not writing the final implementation in Elixir it usually starts in Livebook. Kudos @livebookdev team
I think for the first time I actually envy developers who are using VS Code - devcontainers are so good. Need to see if I can bring that level of integration to my current setup (vim)
Doing a bit of real life refactoring (rearranging furniture) and tackling tech debt (cleaning). Feels just as good afterwards as when you do the same with code
Website build switched over to Kamal 2 in about 5 minutes. Good way to get used to the workflow without any other complexities (it's just a static site build behind nginx).
Disappointed not be going to #RailsWorld this year because last year was so good. Fingers crossed for a European return next year and I’ll be heading back for sure! Hope everyone has a great time 🙌
Probably took a few hours total but I built a small service to dynamically generate OpenGraph images, like when sharing a link: dnlgrv.com/posts/keeping-up-… (fingers crossed it actually works)
I'll do a write-up on what's going on under the hood shortly, but I had fun doing it at least! It's not even doing anything special yet, can definitely enhance it now if needed, but the core functionality is there.