package main
type Aejkatappaja struct {
Roles []string
Editor string
Terminal string
OS []string
WM []string
Keyboard string
}
func New() *Aejkatappaja {
return &Aejkatappaja{
Roles: []string{
"Software Engineer",
"Open Source Contributor",
},
Editor: "Neovim btw",
Terminal: "Ghostty",
OS: []string{
"macOS",
"Arch Linux",
},
WM: []string{
"Yabai",
"Hyprland",
},
Keyboard: "HHKB Pro Hybrid Type-S",
}
}|
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Why I proxy the app instead of importing the components Storybook imports components in isolation, but hypermedia behavior lives in server routes. Swapbook is a reverse proxy in front of the running app, so real htmx interactions hit the actual backend handlers. Code: github.com/Aejkatappaja/swapbook |
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I built a Web Component that generates skeleton loaders from your real DOM Automating skeleton screens by deep-cloning and styling the actual DOM tree into a loading state. Code: github.com/Aejkatappaja/phantom-ui |
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