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it’s a bit embarrassing to admit, but when people ask me for examples of sites built with nuxt, i often can’t remember 😱 👉 so i am building @nuxt.fyi (still in construction!) it listens to the @bsky.app firehouse for links, then scans them to see if they were built with nuxt

daniel r(ooooooh) at jsconf mx 🇲🇽

@danielroe.dev

30 May

there’s a lot still to do, but already: ⚪️ you can tag it to find out if a site was built in nuxt ⚪️ it posts a random selection of sites ⚪️ it uses bsky labels to flag nsfw/suggestive screenshots 🤞 ⚪️ it lets you sort by rank (of the top million domains) or how many times a link was shared

daniel r(ooooooh) at jsconf mx 🇲🇽

@danielroe.dev

30 May

give it a try - you might be surprised at some of the sites (as i was!!) and feel free to open an issue or a fix on github!

github.comGitHub - danielroe/nuxt.fyi: Celebrating sites built with Nuxt in the wild.Celebrating sites built with Nuxt in the wild. Contribute to danielroe/nuxt.fyi development by creating an account on GitHub.

Martins Zeltins

@martinszeltins.bsky.social

1 June

how do you scan the internet for Nuxt sites? do you crawl every website? how?

daniel r(ooooooh) at jsconf mx 🇲🇽

@danielroe.dev

no, it doesn't scan the internet - just bluesky. 1️⃣ we subscribe via websocket to every post anyone makes on bluesky (= a neat proxy for 'sites people use') ... 2️⃣ filter out sites we've already scanned (1x every 30 days) 3️⃣ queue them up for scanning 4️⃣ and screenshot nuxt sites! 🎉

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daniel r(ooooooh) at jsconf mx 🇲🇽

@danielroe.dev

1 June

if someone _specifically_ tags @nuxt.fyi, as people started to do when they discovered it exists, we reply with the result 😊