Looking for some chill, focus music; and inspiring programming streams? Look no further, just dropped my latest recording ๐
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikrm...
Looking for some chill, focus music; and inspiring programming streams? Look no further, just dropped my latest recording ๐
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikrm...
A screenshot of the Genie Nexus documentation page.
Happy I got a first version done! The Genie Nexus docs are now live at gnxs.io/docs ๐
In this stream I'm adding the forms for Deployments and Providers for Genie Nexus. A full stream and summary video are available on Youtube! ๐บ
I've added Github Actions to my Genie Nexus project, when I do this I always start with installing/running act locally; saves me a lot of time instead of going back and forth with pushing changes to Github and waiting for the Action to complete there. 100% recommend! ๐ #github #stream
After two weeks of grinding, caught up with all summary and shorts of my streams on Youtube and Tiktok. The next few days I will finally be able to spend some time created new Genie Nexus features (and streams!) youtube.com/@debuggingdan
Released my fourth voice over video, narrating adding Provider entities to Genie Nexus, let me know what you think? My second channel with the full recordings is next. #buildinpublic
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo_g...
The last few weeks I've been suffering from WAB, Work Avoiding Behavior. Somehow it's hard to sit down and work purposefully, household chores even are more appealing sometimes! Have been able to do some Youtube editing, but progress is slow. Anyone got any tips on breaking this funk? #daretoask
Splitting my Youtube channel into two: a new one dedicated to programming streams + LoFi audio, my main channel will keep the podcast videos and the summary videos for streams. Moving the old video's over is not is easy as I thought ๐ #contentcreator #buildinpublic
My short summary on how I built the forms for providers and deployments for Genie Nexus is out! www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPwH...
Github actions are a good way to automatically catch issues in your app, if you set up the right validations and linting ๐ youtu.be/8pZbIZKVW88
My experience has always been that it is best to learn by doing things yourself, or by observing someone else doing the thing. Introducing my build video's! Where I talk you through the building stage of a Genie Nexus PR: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBd_...
Let me know what you think! ๐
Newest programming streams! Building the flow building GUI for the LLM deployments. Genie Nexus release containing this is already out!
Now starting on some voice-overs for the streams, after that, bugfixes! While listening to these sweet tunes ๐https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGhEwq3x5dM
The last few days I released some older genie nexus programming streams. I'd like to think that during the editing I got better in creating thumbnails and making them more appealing. Tomorrow is the last one of the backlog, building a GUI for the LLM processing flow. youtube.com/@debuggingdan
That's great! I've been doing it for years now. Had a raspberry pi running at home for years hosting my webapps, now at a vps. Be sure to be mindful of creating backups and monitoring if all still works ๐
Did some much needed server upkeep. Replacing uptime robot with Helix Tools and Glitchtip with Bugsink. Anyone else self host that van relate? Or do you stay far far away and run in the cloud? #buildinpublic #selfhost
In a mere 15 minutes I added soft delete to my project! Check out the stream youtu.be/IxPrLABfUE8 or the PR at gnxs.io/007 to see how I did it. Was kind of amazed myself it worked this fast ๐คฉ
New stream recording! Enjoy some relaxed music, while watching me build the form for LLM deployments for Genie Nexus. Great for some background entertainment, try the entire playlist! youtu.be/JDmOwZ5tosU #buildinpublic #stream
Looking for themed background music while programming? I restarted the creation of my programming streams on lofi music, latest topic, integrating husky, commitlint and lint-staged ๐ youtu.be/Xlz7jt8G1_Y
Struggling with motivation for the last couple of days/weeks and with the last stage of my AI project, genie-nexus. Doing the boring stuff like buildscripts, docker images. Don't get energy from that but powering through to work on features again. Lp ready at gnxs.io ๐
Using Cursor today, building a dashboard and figured that I'd ask it to retrieve the data later, as that might get complicated. Turns out, it ignored my instructions and (correctly!) implemented the data retrieval also! ๐คฏ
Having cursor write unit tests is really something for me. Usually after finishing a feature I would spent a considerate amount of time fixing and updating the tests. Now I just point cursor to the failing test output, ask it to fix it. Or give it the coverage report and ask it to improve it.
It felt quite good to work on SEO issues reported by @ahrefs.bsky.social for my site. It's quite an actionable list with proper details. And to top it off, I even listened my own podcast episode back with tips on SEO!
What are your "magic" go-to actions for SEO?
Exactly! One of the things I try to do different with this project compared to earlier attempts ๐
Thanks! It's still a little work in progress. Put it online already to start with SEO already and forcing myself to keep improving it.
That is impressive, congrats! What were the most impactful changes you made in this trip? Good and bad ๐
At my place of work we have two frontend frameworks that are used, selection is based on project requirements. Next/react and Svelte, where Svelte is a good choice for platforms like Smart TVs. Benefit of react is its similarity to React Native for apps.
Haven't used it yet, tw3 also not. I am more into component libraries like bulma and Mantine. Could you explain the benefit of using TW over component libraries?
My small win: got a little further with the homepage for gnxs.io, probably have some blog posts ready this weekend. Getting closer to mvp!
#coderabbit has caused a shift in my side project coding habits. I built my projects alone. But having coderabbit.ai give feedback on my PRs for genie-nexus is really something! The suggestions are pretty good, helping me (and AI) write better code. Read github.com/danships/gen... for example.
That's impressive! How do you make sure that your content remains authentic when posting every day? There is the risk of coming off as forced, just to be able to have content to post every day.