Jesus Marin

Wrote the first blog post on my personal website! 📰 If you're interested in a light read about coding principles with some simple to understand examples and comments on things to avoid, by all means take a look at it (: personalyisus.io/blog/introdu...

I edited my Cross-Site Request Forgery countermeasures research into a stand-alone article, including recommendations reusable by other projects. tl;dr: no need for tokens or keys, modern browsers tell you if a request is cross-origin! words.filippo.io/csrf

Santiago de Chile #sunset

www.reddit.com/r/neovim/s/o... Love this!

Absolutely stellar code proposal there #windsurf, LGTM

it seems more bad when it’s used as the direct primary output method in a field that had a higher bar. then people are incentivized to compromise on quality, and people in power often don’t understand or appreciate quality. so everything kind of gets shittier

It’s been a rough couple of weeks, what with work consuming my soul and my coworkers my sanity But having the most wonderful wife in the world is reason enough to push through

Asking chatgpt to analyze and give an opinion of code as if it was the “Dr House of software development” is great for both comedic effect and insightful feedback

It’s nice to have a recreational #coding evening every now and then (:

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Made a few adjustments (6 or 7) to a react component, and then started blindly removing chunks of code from it, And nothing broke. I’m just amazed at how purposefully out of their way someone must have gone to over complicate this component I refuse to believe it wasn’t intentional

Just spent an hour trying to fine tune my zmk configuration because doing p+o real quick was activating ctrl+o (homerow mods) and nothing seemed to make it right... Turns out I hand't correctly changed that single &mt to my custom &hm behavior :)

Maybe a hot take but if you've been working as a webdev for 2 years you should at the very least know how to add breakpoints and debug the code using the sources tab on chrome's devtools 😬

“Coming February 19! (Available on February 20)" Dates are never easy to deal with! 😄

Tinkering with my configs a bit more (:

After tinkering with my #neovim configuration again, startup time went down to 35 ms ✨ (and all it took was making everything either trigger on BufRead or InsertEnter like a madman ☠️)

www.reddit.com/r/web_design... I saw this post a couple of days ago and it seemed like a bit of fun; not super polished, but it does the trick! Even after having a very tiring week at work (damn you 10 hour work days!) it is nice to sit down and do some recreational #coding to relax :)

Ain't nobody gonna be null in this town 🔫

I started learning ⚡Zig today! Found out about Ziglings (codeberg.org/ziglings/exe...) and really liked the approach! Doing exercises like these seems like a fun way to learn a programming language; I also feel it matches my learning process better than just glossing over the docs #zig #code

Hello 🦋! Excited to mention that I just published v1.0.0 of my first ESLint plugin: www.npmjs.com/package/esli... I got the idea for this after seeing how some people go overboard with DRY while coding 😱 #buildinpublic #coding #javascript #opensource

<2024> 👨‍💻 Published beta versions of my first ESLint plugin ♠️ Co-authored PokerPlanem.com 🏃‍♂️ Started running consistently 🦋 Joined Bluesky! 🤖 Moved into a Senior Development role at Mercadolibre ⌨️ Learnt how to touch type in a split keyboard 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 Enjoyed another year with my beautiful wife </2024>

Btw🦋, meet one of my beautiful #guineapigs, Cinnamon 😍 (Canelita in spanish!)

You know that feeling of coding up the solution to one of these, then pressing the submit button and all checks being green on the _first try_? Takes away the imposter syndrome for five whole seconds, I tell you #adventjs #coding

“wut” - Javascript

Updating neovim configs is so satisfying that it makes it easy to fall into the trap of doing it all the time 🫠

That’ll do, me that’ll do *closes work laptop*

Had a whole-day working session with one of my best friends, and it went so well that I gave myself a badge! I’m incredibly grateful of being able to do what I love for a living 👾

Hello everyone :) I'm a Venezuelan web developer currently residing in Chile! I love coding, and am grateful to be able to work on what I like. Liking 🦋 so far because I can easily tailor my feed to my interests and I can expose myself to things I want to learn about, nice to meet y'all!