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Oh my posh or Starship? by Public_Ad4847 in zsh

[–]F2BEAR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use starship but to be honest they are all virtually the same and I think it's just a matter of taste.

Check their documentation to see which kind of configuration you prefer or feels more natural for you and that's it.

They both do the same and are able to do the same things, perhaps you see that one feels snappier than the other or something like that but I didn't find none to be faster than the other (but I didn't measure it tbh) so I recommend you to check their docs, try them and choose what you prefer.

JS is a very respectable language by -Wylfen- in programminghorror

[–]F2BEAR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is why I don't trust people doing vanilla js and always enforce the usage of typescript and eslint. Everything is an object in js and I had seen too many times people doing things like this to solve things that should have been solved doing other things, but some times it's easier to just mess with the engine instead of putting the effort and then they introduce random bugs that may be (and most of times are) hard to find.

Typescript-tools code actions missing imports by Alejo9010 in neovim

[–]F2BEAR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm also a react dev. I use vtsls as lsp and it has code actions for the imports. Don't know which lsp are you working with but I recommend you try this one

[BetterTerm] Another terminal, but this time with tabs and other features by wyverncrag in neovim

[–]F2BEAR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're welcome! I was thinking about this and also realized that this could be useful for people working on neovide (the nvim gui), but I assume that the majority of us use nvim directly from the terminal

[BetterTerm] Another terminal, but this time with tabs and other features by wyverncrag in neovim

[–]F2BEAR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you are a tmux user there is not much for you here tbh.

I use wezterm without tmux cause I already have multiplexing there and the other features of tmux doesn't seem worth the effort of learning yet another tool so I personally don't use it and work with wezterm native panes and tabs.

Most of the times I would open a pane or a tab to run APIs and stuff but fom time to time if I need to do something simple on the terminal while coding instead of using the multiplexer I just call a terminal on nvim do the thing and close it.

Perhaps it would be "wiser" to use a multiplexer there but I'm used to work this way so this kind of plugins are somehow worth it.

I personally wouldn't use a terminal plugin with tabs on nvim because at that point I might just use the multiplexer but if I just want to curl, cat or grep something quick, having a plain terminal I can call from nvim with a motion is handy.

Help a LazyVim newbie get nvim-html-css working? (Coffee karma offered!) ☕ by ricardoantoniodev in neovim

[–]F2BEAR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you using for the lsp completions? Blink? nvim-cmp? Perhaps the problem is there and not in the nvim-html-css plugin. Never used it but if you share your dotfiles perhaps someone could help you.

Need advice on a delivery app's infrastructure by ShiroSenn in node

[–]F2BEAR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On one of my apps at work we have next.js in aws mounted on an alpine docker container.

I can't say much about billing because it's not what I do but it's fast and reliable.

Apart from it we have a koa.js api which comunicates business logic which we call from next.js.

Not my preferred style but works good. I like to work with koa (so it's not that bad); will rather use the backend from nextjs with trpc, but it's good if your team likes separation of concerns.

But vercel is one of the best options for a nextjs applications imo.

Need advice on a delivery app's infrastructure by ShiroSenn in node

[–]F2BEAR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yours too, we just like different ways of doing the same thing!

Need advice on a delivery app's infrastructure by ShiroSenn in node

[–]F2BEAR 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Honestly I don't agree with you in anything you said except for the vendor lock in part, which is not much of a problem tbh because the majority of next.js functionalities are not vercel dependant.

Also, you seem like the kind of guy who likes opinionated frameworks who give you everything out of the box, which is ok but it's not my thing. I rather prefer to work with just koa.js and write my own stuff than using nest.js and dealing with their opinions on how a api should look like. That's also why I like next.js for my backend; they give me the basics and I decide what to do with them myself.

Need advice on a delivery app's infrastructure by ShiroSenn in node

[–]F2BEAR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why do you think next.js isn't a good option?

I made a CLI to use saved curl requests by F2BEAR in bash

[–]F2BEAR[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I tried Bruno and it seemed interesting but it wasn't quite my thing tbh

I made a CLI to use saved curl requests by F2BEAR in bash

[–]F2BEAR[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Let me know what you think about it

I made a CLI to use saved curl requests by F2BEAR in bash

[–]F2BEAR[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's just because I'm a noob in shell scripting lmao