Fuzzyma

Anno 1604 takes way longer to polish than expected. I am finally satisfied with assets and animations but turned our the whole game was running at 10fps. So now we are back at 60fps but it was a fight! Want to rip out the old drawing code that's still running in parallel (on the CPU)

An important watch for everyone:

I started fixing / improving old games. ✅ Anno 1602 (high res textures) Now working on getting a patch for Settlers IV to fix desync issues when playing multi-player games with Ai players in it (game Ai. Not llm Ai!) Will open source what I can without getting in legal trouble 😬

This has been cooking for so long. I am excited for the official release! :)

I am gonna start cross posting my linkedIn content here. I feel like it actually belongs more here than there because it is rather random stuff anyways 😬

new @e18e.dev blog post about when to publish source maps to npm 📦 source maps are often the reason behind bloated install sizes, but sometimes necessary. here we try to explain some of the balance, do/don't

Guess I have to pay now...

most of these github actions driven breaches are because of pull_request_target. here's some tips of what to look for when reviewing your own workflows. worth noting - it is safe, and necessary, when used correctly 🧵

Tomorrow evening is the next vuejs meetup in Berlin. I am giving a small breakdown of my PR about slot props as components that was merged recently. If you are into those nitty gritty details, I would be happy to see you there :) luma.com/ldnnlaiw?tk=...

3 years from issue over pr to merged 😄

We're dreaming big with npmx. The way we'll make a lasting difference is by banding together. Check out @whitep4nth3r.com’s post to learn how to get involved in open source. Everyone is welcome.

npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends

I feel like the weather has a hard time figuring out whether it should be cold or warm

James is the bestest of them all!

we released the new @e18e.dev ESLint plugin today! 🎉 this comes with 3 categories of rules: modernisation, performance, replacements it also works with oxlint and most of the rules have auto-fixes 🛠️ try it out and let us know any feedback/rule suggestions in discord/bsky/github!

i have a growing @e18e.dev roadmap of very useful tools we could all benefit from to make it happen, we need two things: sponsors, and leads/champions 👀 if you're interested in either, come chat to me and i'd be happy to show you through the roadmap we have!

@e18e.dev at the NodeJS meetup in Berlin tonight (Contentful offices). Fantastic initiative!

So happy to see talks happening around @e18e.dev that are from the community It's a sign people really care about this and performance is becoming more important to us as a community Good work @fuzzyma.bsky.social 🙌

People told me they don't recognize me when they see my profile picture. So here is a new one. You have to admin that the old one totally looks like me, right??

For my german audience: The Working Draft episode about @e18e.dev is out. With @thealexlichter.com and me! workingdraft.de/684/

I build a thing and it might be useful for everyone sitting in meetings and writing tickets: task-extract.com Let me know what you think :)

Copilot is down and an old github discussion thread goes ham: github.com/orgs/communi... Have fun with the memes :D

How often do you rewrite your code on average? - 1x: Based. Probably a bit repetition. - 2x: Quality average. Good balance. - 3-4x: Probably overengineering or too much optimization - 5x or more: You are ai - never: Also Ai but forgot this code exists. Or you are a magician - or a lier So?

just a reminder that you can sponsor @e18e.dev on OpenCollective. these funds will go towards the people contributing in this space, and events to knowledge share this stuff. big thanks to people who already sponsored. every little counts

If you happen to be on the freelance unlocked conference in Berlin this week, hit me up for a coffee!

we're switching to quarterly posts for @e18e.dev showcases/updates, so here's the first one! we'll still be posting about other things in between, too 🙏

⭐️ e18e is doing some awesome work fixing the world of outdated JS packages. Goal: upgrade deps that are boated, abandoned, stuck on common js, etc through open source contributions and build tools. Some Vite maintainers there too. Follow their work! e18e.dev

in the @e18e.dev community, we've been hard at work helping migrate packages to ES modules recently. have a read about it in the new blog post!

Looking into Arri Schema and its compile function is server-only. I feel like this just screams to be done at build time to me so it can be used on the client as well. Anyone wants to write a vite-plugin real quick? :D

a few words that I think are important to say on diversity, equity and inclusion in open source (and more generally) much love ❤️ roe.dev/blog/diversity

I setup my GitHub sponsors not long ago but didn't really mention it anywhere. If you appreciate what I do, these sponsorships do help a lot 🙏 My focus this year is all over like every year 😅 (e18e, chai, tinylibs, chokidar, vueuse, and much more). But I will keep on top of them all

Finalized my bookings for @vueconf.us. Will arrive in Amsterdam at the 10th of march and stay till Sunday. If anyone wants to link up, let me know :)

Just read about "Tracked Queries" in @tanstack.com's react-query and I feel like that just sounds like @vuejs.org. Automatic dependency tracking and fine grained reactivity. Guess, its a good concept, isnt it? :P

That definitely was a journey. Awesome that you pulled through! This will unblock a lot of other e18e work. Well done! 🥳

Don't bundle your dependencies for the wrong reasons. Good thoughts from @43081j.com