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Long winded question for the #Astro community 😅

I really like this "Content Assets" module for #Nuxt which extends the file structure of the standard Content module so that each of my blog posts can be stored as a folder, with a markdown file, and any assets stored locally along side it.

Does something similar exist for Astro?

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@PaulaMaddox @rasteri @polpo which makes total sense...

Personally, if I had like €1M I'd propably consider starting a company that basically builds a "#TinyRetro" with like a #FlashFloppy, #PicoGUS, #QuadFlop and all the other parts (incl. #IDE controller & IDE->SATA Adaptor) on a #MiniITX form factor (with one of those SOMs) and a spare #ISA slot which then fits into a compact case like the #M350 or similar.

Think of it as a faster alternative to the #NuXT...

  • And OFC I'd offer both #FreeDOS & @OS1337 as options (the latter one mostly for diagnostics and data recovery)...

hey fellow devs!

I'd love to implement an accessible Select field for country selection where users can also type a search term.

Would you use a UI library component (tree shakeable, style customizable in best case scenario) like ...

- primevue.org/select/#filter
- ui.nuxt.com/components/select-
- vuetifyjs.com/en/components/au

... or build and maintain it yourself? 🧐

primevue.orgPrimeVue | Vue UI Component LibraryThe ultimate collection of design-agnostic, flexible and accessible Vue UI Components.
#a11y#nuxt#vue

Time for a new #introduction:

Hi, I'm Michael and I’m on a #jobsearch.

For the past ten years I’ve been a full stack #webDeveloper for a company in #Nashville that sells #prepping supplies.

They went from a startup to a well-established brand, then the economy started collapsing.

I love working with #vue and #nuxt, but I’m great with #react and pretty much any modern #js framework.

Open to #remoteWork in the US and local in-office work in the #nashvilleTN area.

I have come up with a name "Langauge Booster" for my i18 manage tool. I will share some tech stack with you and capabilities that are implement atm.
For backend I have chosen
- Golang, Gorm, Gin, Postgres
My first version was drizzle and nuxt server route, but when doing multiple exports with 3k mutations, it was slow and moving to go made a huge difference and I believe I made the right choice

For the frontend:
@nuxt with Nuxt io and tailwind (is there anything else, really?)

About the capabilites, I've been inspired how git handler differences, but I don't believe it's right system for this. So I have implemented versioning, basing on past versions, locking versions (unable to change it). Versions can be published, like on npm.js for rollbacking your app. ATM I am implementing advanced user management and basic role with approval-system for larger and possibly open source teams. I am also thinking about bringing in array support for mutations and pluralization, but I have no idea how much time should I spent on it and if it's used often

I have been asked to help someone with a #Nuxt project that uses #Strapi as its CMS, communicating via #graphQL.

Not knowing much about GraphQL, it suprises me that obtaining a list of categories along with the count of how many posts reference them and filtering out those with zero reference isn't something with abundant tutorials. So finding none, really feels odd!

In SQL this would be a very simple JOIN query. Do I have to get all posts with categories set and then do the group #JavaScript?