New feature release for helth.app!
#health #calories #macros
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Author: Dylan Hildenbrand
Author and full stack web developer experienced with #PHP, #SvelteKit, #JS, #NodeJS, #Linux, #WordPress, and #Ansible. Check out my book at sveltekitbook.dev!
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When ignoring a problem becomes such a problem itself that you can no longer ignore it
#tdd #jsdom #vitest
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helth.app 0.2.0 🥳
It’s been a long time coming but I’ve finally completed a major refactor of helth.app! See the changes for yourself at https://helth.app
#health #helth #nutrient #tracking #foss #js #ts
Mocking #Svelte stores with #Vitest is way simpler than it has any right to be
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JS Party podcast
I recently had the pleasure of being a guest on the fantastic JS Party podcast. It was great chatting with Nick and Adrienne about what goes into writing a technical book. If you’ve ever been curious about writing your own book, this episode is a must-listen!
JS Party 314: Take a look, it’s in a book – Listen on Changelog.com
If podcasts aren’t your thing, I’ve previously written about what the process of writing a book was like for me.
Learn how to create a custom event handler for #Svelte components written in #TypeScript/#ts that listens for clicks outside of itself 🤯
I updated my #Docker + #WordPress containers to build a custom 🔌 #plugin for a client
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2023 Recap
Another busy year writing books and building apps!
Debugging #WebApps on #iOS is a super easy if you have a Macbook. If you’re on #Linux, it’s not. This post documents how I got around that limitation by using #OpenSource utilties and tools.
I’m lazy and you probably are too. This post talks about a few easy-to-use tools that even the laziest of developers can use to ensure their application is accessible to all.
#a11y #accessibility #automation