🇲🇽 Mexican software artisan. Eternal apprentice of web technologies. Insatiable learner. Father. Beatle fan. Host @mytypeofradio
Joined April 2012
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Axel Martínez retweeted
Made a postcard of San Francisco out of SVG filters. Fog, water, reflections, all of it.
New article soon: how it's built, layer by layer, and everything that broke on the way.
Ya viste que saliste en el video de @MKBHD ? 😝
Axel Martínez retweeted
Introducing Vue Charts — a Recharts-inspired charting library for @vuejs
If you've ever wanted the Recharts experience in Vue, this one's for you.
📊 Line, bar, area, pie, radar & more
✨ Animations powered by Motion for Vue
💚 TypeScript-first, composable API
Axel Martínez retweeted
Nuxt DevTools v4 is out ✨
Now built on Devframe and Vite DevTools, bringing the full Vue DevTools and much more straight into Nuxt.
nuxt.com/blog/devtools-v4
Axel Martínez retweeted
I know I've been prompting my agents correctly when they present interfaces at the grammar, noun, and verb level. Took a lot of skill crafting to get here but god it's refreshing to work at the correct abstraction level and not like "my brother in christ why is this a modal?"
Jumped in on the AI generated vids. (best appreciated in fullscreen)
@FavioVaz's Showtime project is really cool!
Today, in updates that nobody cares or asked about:
Devtools follow the theme of the browser now.
How's that for uniform ui while building your stuff?
ALT Screenshot of vscode displaying to the left of tlachialoni (a minimal browser for dev) where it shows the latter now shows a color scheme that follows the one used for the command palette and both are the same as the vscode theme itself: the Turquoise variant for Tlapalli
ALT Screenshot of vscode displaying to the left of tlachialoni (a minimal browser for dev) where it shows the latter now shows a color scheme that follows the vscode theme itself: the Turquoise variant for Tlapalli
In this day and age, where everybody and their dogs is vibe coding a browser to show how cool AI is on Twitter I jumped in the trend and created Tlachialoni (tla-chee-ah-LO-ni) This is a minimal chrome (as in, the UI you interact with) browser for dev environments.
One window is for one app. No tabs, no spaces, no profiles or split windows. A single borderless window with all the real state dedicated to your project's frontend. Uses the same Google Chrome dev tools that I am used to, so I don't have to re-learn how to use them.
It is for personal use mainly, but you could see the code and download it here: github.com/ackzell/tlachialo…
Axel Martínez retweeted
Vue Router 5.4.0 is out!
- new experimental ScrollRestoration plugin to replace scrollBehavior
- new onRouteRendered hook
- Typed hash params (experimental)
And other bug fixes and perf improvements
github.com/vuejs/router/rele…
Axel Martínez retweeted
👀 Look at this beauty!
😍 There is no better & more beautiful way to stay up-to-date in the Vue & Nuxt ecosystem.
🚀 Read the latest news, GitHub releases and upcoming conferences at VueDigest
Axel Martínez retweeted
🚀 Introducing Tinycast! A tiny, blazing-fast, fully native written in swift Raycast alternative.
• < 100MB RAM & 3MB on disk
• Unlimited clipboard history
• Import everything from Raycast
• Free & open source
• No account, No telemetry. No bullshit
abue-ammar.github.io/tinycas…
Updated tlapalli.ackzell.dev with screenshots for the new UI VSCode shows.
I think it's behind a config or something but I guess better to show it off that way.
Fixed the marketplace badges that I had customized but the params were updated on the shield service thingie.
I gotta be the only software developer with some years of experience in the world who doesn't have million dollar ideas they are working on.
So many people developing cool stuff... And winning in life.
I have my projects, but none of them are "this will make me rich..."
I've had a great professional life so far that I must certainly not complain about, and food has always been on the table. Not intending to be ungrateful...
Just... tired man... And doubting myself a little.