Open-sourcing for fun and building getvocably.com
Joined October 2022
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19 Dec 2025
Statistically speaking, you get a dollar every time someone rejects your offer.
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30 Apr 2025
When an app's headline starts with "No bullshit..." you can be sure it's full of it.
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25 Apr 2025
I successfully forgot about my launch on PH, and it went unprepared. I've quickly updated the copy, slapped some outdated images, and here we are. Could you support me in this unexpected battle?
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#buildinpublic
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Dimah Sneas retweeted
Some words are just hard to remember—they refuse to stick.
Vocably helps by generating mnemonics for tricky words.
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Dimah Sneas retweeted
18 Mar 2025
I seldom write here.
I just logged in to say how much I love my users.
People who are serious about learning a language are often:
- Open-minded
- Motivated
- Successful
It's not an accident. Language learning amazingly develops the brain and psyche.
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24 Feb 2025
Vocably is featured on @10words_io today! Help support them by voting at 10words.io (cc @provocably)
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4 Feb 2025
For an apparent reason, I love web components.
I decided to open-source this one. What do you think?
sneas.github.io/telephone/
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3 Feb 2025
I wanted to showcase my mobile app on the landing page, and eventually, I was tired of maintaining images and videos, so I created a web component that wraps any HTML/CSS/JS code in an SVG mobile phone frame.
It is published under MIT license; the link is in the comments.
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27 Dec 2024
Tell me you don't have CI/CD without telling me you don't have CI/CD:
"We use git flow"
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20 Dec 2024
When you build a product for your own needs, you get users that resonate with you.
Awesome users are a side effect of building something for yourself.
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12 Dec 2024
Man, it's so difficult to focus on the target audience.
The desire to be loved by everyone turns my message into a muttering no one cares about.
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10 Dec 2024
I've never seen a good refactoring PR that increases the number of lines of code in the codebase.
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2 Dec 2024
I’ve used both Angular and React for years, and I prefer Angular overall.
That said, React’s JSX is fantastic — I always miss it when working with Angular. Having to constantly switch between files gets pretty annoying.
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2 Dec 2024
A typesafe Typescript app guarantees the absence of runtime errors. A typesafe app won't even compile until you consciously fixed all the runtime errors.
I simply can't understand why so few developers invest in understanding typesafety. What is your excuse?
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