Day 4 | Bun
Today I learned about bun bundling process, module resolution, bun configuration files(bunfig.toml) and about debugging in bun.
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#30DayChallenge #day_4
Today I learned about bun bundling process, module resolution, bun configuration files(bunfig.toml) and about debugging in bun.
@devwitheyob
#30DayChallenge #day_4
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One of the nicest DX wins in Bun is how well it handles both CommonJS and ESM. Module resolution is super smooth, and importing CJS from ESM generally, just works.
@devwitheyob
#bun
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#bun
So guys, like I mentioned earlier here
This pro thing is honestly really good and works 100%. You can get it from @Brooktd. He currently has a bunch of services like Netflix, ChatGPT Pro and Plus, Amazon Prime, Spotify Premium, HBO Max, and a lot of other premium stuff too.
The nice part is you only pay in birr and it’s less than 1k and even for some of the services it is 300 birr, which is kinda crazy for what you get. So if you’re interested, just hit him up directly.
Also, with ChatGPT Pro you can access Codex, which is one of the most advanced coding agents available right now.
@devwitheyob
#ad
This pro thing is honestly really good and works 100%. You can get it from @Brooktd. He currently has a bunch of services like Netflix, ChatGPT Pro and Plus, Amazon Prime, Spotify Premium, HBO Max, and a lot of other premium stuff too.
The nice part is you only pay in birr and it’s less than 1k and even for some of the services it is 300 birr, which is kinda crazy for what you get. So if you’re interested, just hit him up directly.
Also, with ChatGPT Pro you can access Codex, which is one of the most advanced coding agents available right now.
@devwitheyob
#ad
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Day 5 | Bun & Plugins
Today I learned how to make an app plugin-friendly so other features can be added later without touching the core code.
The main idea is to build around clear extension points, like, Event-driven architecture and Webhooks(integrations outside your system.)
Bun plugin example: Bun’s bundler supports plugins using onResolve and onLoad, so you can add support for extra file types (like .yaml or .scss) or customize how imports are handled.
@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #day_5 #30DayChallenge #bun
Today I learned how to make an app plugin-friendly so other features can be added later without touching the core code.
The main idea is to build around clear extension points, like, Event-driven architecture and Webhooks(integrations outside your system.)
Bun plugin example: Bun’s bundler supports plugins using onResolve and onLoad, so you can add support for extra file types (like .yaml or .scss) or customize how imports are handled.
@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #day_5 #30DayChallenge #bun
It’s Friday and I’m going onsite today. not sure why, but I really like the office vibe.
@devwitheyob
#TechVibe
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#TechVibe
Yooo guys, this drawing is from 1930, someone imagining what the future might look like😂.
@devwitheyob
#random
@devwitheyob
#random
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Forwarded from The Terminal
You know Lorem Ipsum, right? That gibberish placeholder text everyone uses?
Well, I built an alternative
A scripture-based placeholder generator for VS Code.
VerseFill creates meaningful, Bible-inspired paragraphs with an specified word count — ideal for Christian developers, designers, or anyone working inside VS Code who wants to integrate faith into their workflow.
Whether you're a Christian programmer, a designer, or anyone who spends their day inside VS Code, VerseFill is a small way to integrate faith into our work — reminding us that God is present even in the details of our daily craft.
🔍 Available now on VS Code Marketplace
Just open your Extensions panel in VS Code and search for: Versefill
Or visit: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EyuelNigussie.Versefill
@eyu_sTerminal
Well, I built an alternative
A scripture-based placeholder generator for VS Code.
VerseFill creates meaningful, Bible-inspired paragraphs with an specified word count — ideal for Christian developers, designers, or anyone working inside VS Code who wants to integrate faith into their workflow.
Whether you're a Christian programmer, a designer, or anyone who spends their day inside VS Code, VerseFill is a small way to integrate faith into our work — reminding us that God is present even in the details of our daily craft.
🔍 Available now on VS Code Marketplace
Just open your Extensions panel in VS Code and search for: Versefill
Or visit: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EyuelNigussie.Versefill
@eyu_sTerminal
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who else here has this kind of annoying friend, who just want trouble with you out of nowhere😭😂
@devwitheyob
#random
@devwitheyob
#random
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Forwarded from Tech Nerd (Tech Nerd)
“You feel like an imposter because you are an imposter,” says @SoloDevChronicles .. and he’s right 😁
@selfmadecoder
@selfmadecoder
Forwarded from Cyber Guardians
Hello everyone 👋
We are conducting a short research survey to better understand customer experiences and preferences when interacting with local businesses and digital services.
It will only take 3–5 minutes, and your responses are completely anonymous. Your input would be highly valuable for our research.
Please take a moment to fill it out here:
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Thank you for your time and support.
@cyber_Guardian5
We are conducting a short research survey to better understand customer experiences and preferences when interacting with local businesses and digital services.
It will only take 3–5 minutes, and your responses are completely anonymous. Your input would be highly valuable for our research.
Please take a moment to fill it out here:
LINK
Thank you for your time and support.
@cyber_Guardian5