Kamil Ogórek
@kamilogorek
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Trying to make people's lives easier. Integrations Lead at @supabase . Previously @getsentry .
Kraków, Poland
Joined October 2022
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If you are using VS Code to write TypeScript and get annoyed by cmd+click teleporting you to a type definition instead of the implementation:
Settings UI: "Prefer Go To Source Definition"
or settings.json: "typescript.preferGoToSourceDefinition": true
You are welcome 😌
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How-to:
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- foreign schema support? ✓
- separation of protected schemas? ✓
- auto-layout? ✓
- correct col/row hierarchy?
- unbreakable, non-overlapping table nodes? ✓
- correct flow direction in animations? ✓
I got you
@supabase
.
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Did I just accidentally swap [] and () in markdown link syntax? Yes.
Am I going to make the same mistake over and over again? Also yes.
Will I ever remember a proper order? No, not going to happen, it's beyond human brain capability.
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After 6 weeks of recharging, today is the day!
Looking forward to what the future brings for me at
@supabase
🥳
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After 6 amazing years at
@getsentry
, I'm onto a new adventure as Lead of Integrations Marketplace
@supabase
.
Thank you all for shaping these years - you've truly changed my life.
Now, a breather to recharge, and I'll be back at it in October!
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@flaviocopes
Either toggle "Prefer Go To Source Definition" in Settings or directly `"typescript.preferGoToSourceDefinition": true` in settings.json.
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I'm happy to share the news, that I've recently, and now also officially, joined the
@trpcio
core team, and will try to help the whole team move forward 🫶
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The fact that I can run `bun run foo.ts` on any random project, no matter how complex tsconfig it uses, and it usually "just works" makes me for once optimistic about TypeScript future on the server.
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You take
@deno_land
runtime, write some code, wrap a
@getsentry
SDK around it, deploy it to the
@supabase
edge function, enable pg_cron and pg_net Postgres extensions, write a cron job to trigger said function and you can sleep tight. Or get an on-call alert. Can go both ways.
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Well, that escalated quickly
@deno_land
.
Contributing to OSS is so much more engaging when maintainers are helpful and responsive.
Landed my first few
@deno_land
contributions in recent days.
I think I finally found a place, where I can write Rust and work with JS/TS ecosystem at the same time.
Definitely more to come, as it brings me so much joy and satisfaction, knowing how many people appreciate it.
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The first notable feature shipped 🫡
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So Rust is “hot, new thing” for many folks, having 15y of exp with JS eco and now few years with Rust, what would you like to read about? I have vacation coming and looking for ideas. CLI, web, debugging. Series or post. Any pointers?
@ThePrimeagen
@timClicks
@algo_luca
RT appr.
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This is our life for the past few months at Sentry. Please send help.
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After struggling for a while, I came to the conclusion that the best solution to feeling overwhelmed is just to write all the shit down. All your todos, ideas, plans. All of it. Just get rid of it from your head, and put it in writing. You'll almost immediately feel less anxious.
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@kdy1dev
@youyuxi
If not for Kondo from
@trentbillington
, my laptop would be unusable when I work on multiple Rust and JS projects at the same time.
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You don't have to keep up to date with all new things. It's perfectly fine to not know what signals are, what has been added to the latest TS release, or how the SSR story is going.
You'll learn all those things when you find a bottleneck in your project and will need to optimize
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@Ksound22
`$${new Intl.NumberFormat().format(4902301)}`
or more accurate
new Intl.NumberFormat('en-US', { style: 'currency', currency: 'USD' }).format(4902301)
🤫
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Feel free to jump in and make it better!
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Landed my first few
@deno_land
contributions in recent days.
I think I finally found a place, where I can write Rust and work with JS/TS ecosystem at the same time.
Definitely more to come, as it brings me so much joy and satisfaction, knowing how many people appreciate it.
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@mattpocockuk
Not sure why you'd need that in the first place if objects coerce to a truthy value anyway?
if (user) console.log(user.name);
if (!!user) console.log(user.name);
Both won't complain in TS. Or is it just a stylistic thing for you?
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🫶
My boi
@kamilogorek
sharing some edgy insights to the KrakowJS community about source maps that they need to handle at
@getsentry
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3 lines of code, 6x (1GB in total) reduction of peak memory usage for sentry-cli debug files upload 👀
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@SzymonRybczak
Unclosed <meta> tag and second <tr> should contain <td>s not <th>s. 4-, please go back to your desk.
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With my small contribution,
@trpcio
can now be used alongside jsdom for server-side rendering or within your test suites, without any app configuration changes 😌
It should make a few people's lives easier. Thanks for the quick review/merge/release cycle
@alexdotjs
. Small things.
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We might, or might not just opened beta access to our Branching feature to everyone on paid plans at
@supabase
.
Including some of highly requested feature updates.
I guess there's only one way to find out 👀
What if I "accidentally" toggled the feature flag on for everyone...
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How to deal with the struggles of multiple teams working concurrently on “super apps” in React Native by
@thymikee
at
@armada_js
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Stop using short CLI flags in written materials. Maybe you know very well what those mean, but when someone comes to your code they should be able to understand it.
-s -b -f -d | ugh.
--stop --build --force --detach | chefskiss.
You can type a few more letters, you'll be fine.
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To improve Source Maps spec, we need a way to verify that tools are being updated accordingly in the future. This is also a requirement for initial testing, as we need to understand what they are doing to the code right now. If you ever need smth like that
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I never understood when someone says they are "sacrificing their free time for open-source".
Are you "sacrificing" your time when watching a movie? Listening to a new album? Working out?
If it brings you fun and joy, it's not a sacrifice. If it doesn't, stop. It's not healthy.
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Sooo I broke my ankle, and now I'm tied to my lovely couch for a few weeks, with way too much free time on my hand.
If your OSS node/js/ts library needs a helping hand, let me know, I'm more than happy to contribute and fix a thing or two. Oh, and feel free to retweet, thanks :)
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Remote work protip: Post the question you have in the channel right away. Do not preface it with other questions about whether it's a correct question, a proper channel, or if someone is around to help you. It will speed things up *a lot*, cutting down on timezone differences.
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When the whole Supabase stack has been migrated to IPv6, you are unable to create new project instances locally, and you have no idea how the network layer works.
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Automatic loading of `@types/x` dirs by TypeScript compiler is a real shitshow when you have transitive dep you are not aware of.
It will override your own types without blinking an eye and good luck realizing this in the first place.
Being explicit is always better than magic.
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Not gonna lie. Using Deno with Fresh and Deno KV is simply so refreshing. No setup, no configs, no build times, and no JS for the basic CRUD app I want to put together for myself. And the styling of pico is "just enough" for my taste. So fun and quick to work with.
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Such a lovely company at
@armada_js
with
@aleksandrasays
. Giving a talk inside a theater is such a pleasant and fun experience.
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Starting Today, you can see all
@trpcio
APIs and types directly from docs page, all auto-generated from the source. No need to dig through the code to find thing you are interested in.
Still needs some love, but it will get better with every code update.
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My talk from
@armada_js
just dropped in case you want to learn something about Source Maps, how they work, how they are encoded using Base64 VLQ, and how we can make them better. Enjoy!
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What's a better way to spend the Christmas Eve downtime than writing some unsafe Rust.
While waiting for the "way too much food" time, I added support for `os.uptime` to
@deno_land
, which will make
@getsentry
Node SDK work OOTB with `npm:` specifier 😌
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I'll be talking at
@thejsnation
about Source Maps' shortcomings and what are some possible ways to fix them. Some venting, and some actual ideas. Looking forward to summarizing years of our struggles at
@getsentry
. Tune in June 5th at
#JSNation
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For my next trick, I’ll make this feature more flexible and available for some other environments.
LW🆇 Day 3 Main Stage announcement
Supabase Branching
⬥ Vercel Previews
⬥ Data Seeding
⬥ Preview branch
and more:
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First, it was all about DOM: jQuery, Zepto, Mootols
Then we entered an MVC era: Backbone, Ember, Angular
Next were "compiled" frameworks: React, Vue, Svelte
That evolved into a "bundler craze": Rollup, Webpack, Vite
Today, we're entering a new, Runtimes arc.
Good luck everyone.
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@bedesqui
Command Palette -> "Toggle Developer Tools" -> find thing you want to disable -> add custom css to remove it via
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With this release, thanks to my recently approved contribution,
@getsentry
Node SDK should work out-of-the-box 🥳
Give it a try and let us know in case there’s still anything to be fixed!
Deno v1.30 is released!
✅ Support for built-in Node.js modules (import "node:fs")
✅ deno.json becomes an import map
✅ deno fmt supports configuring semicolons
Read the full release notes at
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@phry
@oleg008
@ken_wheeler
How is following a language spec an edge case? It's defined and expected behavior.
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@marvinhagemeist
"Error: Async components are not supported. Fetch data inside of a route handler, as described in the docs: "
Goodbye little fella 😌
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Few people asked me how it works, so there you have it.
Explore the technical implementation and security measures behind the CLI's new automatic login feature.
By
@kamilogorek
.
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Why are so many people compelled to tell me that I'm using the wrong editor or that I did not configure it properly? It was just a screenshot, look at it and move on. Or better yet, touch some grass.
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And most of all, please don't feel bad about yourself when you're not up to date with all the news from the "AI for the software development" world.
The FOMO is real, and it can increase an imposter syndrome, in an already heavily fucked up industry exponentially. You're fine.
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PGLite from
@samwillis
is looking better each day, and in the future, it can improve Postgres testing and possible use cases by a ton.
Today I wired it up to "fake" Postgres protocol and made it work with psql. Learned some TCP and Tshark in the process.
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With the current resurgence of server-side rendering, Rails, no-builds, or basically anything we've already seen over 10 years ago, my hunch for why all this cycle happens in the first place is the industry.
People are moving to other solutions not because they are better (1/3)
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@syntaxfm
@stolinski
Historically this is indeed only a convention, as your described behavior is included in the ECMA-262 spec.
Nowadays, however, you should use the `new` keyword to be consistent, as custom Errors that `extends Error` class cannot be thrown without it.
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Me, 7 hours ago:
"dev(api): Migrate from Jest to Vitest"
Vitest team now:
That timing... 🫡
brb, need to update my PR.
Vitest 1.0 is here!
- easier to read snapshots (say goodbye to \\")
- improved coverage support
- improved typechecking support
- performance optimizations
- --project option for workspaces
- a lot of bug fixes!
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"Let me just quickly fix this GitHub workflow"
Never gets old.
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For me, there is nothing more cringe than recording myself and then having to watch it to make sure everything went okay. There is some unreasonable internal distaste, or even aversion to listening to one's voice, especially when talking was done in a non-native language. Ugh.
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It's actually quite sad and somewhat disappointing that not all companies are at least trying to come up with the same approach and they try to fit everyone in the same box instead.
The 6 Staff+ Engineers Archetypes at Facebook:
1) Generalist
2) Specialist
3) Coding Machine
4) Tech Lead
5) Fixer
6) Product Hybrid
Found them catching up on my Pragmatic Engineer newsletter by
@GergelyOrosz
They are similar to
@Lethain
’s yet closer to my day-to-day reality.
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JS source maps are not great, but we can still extract plenty of information from them with some AST magic. That was quite a lot of work, but the improvements are pleasing and helpful, which is the most important!
@getsentry
#javascript
#typescript
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Moving my personal website to Fresh, and going from zero to all blog posts written in markdown being ported, rendered server-side with correct slug handling, and deployed in 20min is well, reFreshing *badumtss*
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Tech Twitter is all hype or all drama. There's no in-between.
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Help us help you. There has to be a better way than sourceMappingURL and the current Source Maps implementation, and we want to make it happen. For our future kids and grandkids, for the greater good.
We want to fundamentally change how source maps and minified JavaScript files are linked by introducing globally unique Debug IDs. Here is why:
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@sebastienlorber
@antfu7
This was one of the projects that the web SDK team at
@getsentry
played with during our recent Hackaton, and this will become our fully-fledged solution soon™ -
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If you have any feature requests/feedback about GitHub/Vercel integration or branching in general, shoot them right away to me 😌
@Supabase
Branching is now in Public Alpha 🚨
anyone on the Pro Plan can try it out. it works like this:
1/ link your project to a github repo (monorepos supported!)
2/ every github PR spins up an entire Supabase backend
3/ the migrations run on your backed and the database
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@TkDodo
It's not about IE8 but rather checking for declaration vs initialization, so it's completely situational.
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@jarredsumner
I'd rather not see auth headers unless explicitly included via separate flag.
When someone has a global config set to verbose (assuming there will be one) or --verbose in their scripts and it fails, it can be a sad time for tech streamers. Just as it was with phone numbers on GH.
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@jreynoldsdev
@supabase
I use DagreJS for algorithm implementation. They have nice reading list in case you want to dig deep into how it works exactly
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@ascorbic
@flaviocopes
@astrodotbuild
@skn0tt
We are actively working at Supabase to make the experience with serverless Postgres better and hopefully make @vercel/postgres package more flexible one day as well 👀
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Self-hosting is back on the rise
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It's one of those things that you believe everyone already knows, but then you realize it's never the case.
Same with mdn.io/<query> shortcut, zero-width space to prevent automatic links, or hundreds of other "tips" that people use daily unaware that it's not common knowledge.
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@ricky_ra_
Meanwhile: people complained to me for years that our Sentry SDK is 20kb. It even became an internal meme.
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@mitsuhiko
In the case of Supabase, the connection pooler sits in front of the DB itself in the form of . There's no need for a pooler at the users-land level.
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*meme about node_modules size goes here*
...meanwhile
*rust joins the chat*
/deno/deno Cargo project
└─ target (74.7GiB)
/sentry/sentry-cli Cargo project
└─ target (16.1GiB)
/sentry/symbolicator Cargo project
└─ target (57.1GiB)
I love you
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Here, I fixed all reduce issues, can we move to something else now. Thanks.
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Preaching the gospel of proper debugging experience for the last time this year at
@armada_js
was so much fun. For some reason I wasn’t anxious before my talk for the first time ever.
And the photos they made for all speakers are just *chefskiss*!
Looking forward to the 2024 👀
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This talk from
@oconnor663
about references, lifetimes, and move semantics in Rust is just so good 🤌
It might look intimidating, but even if you're only beginning your Rust journey, you should definitely give it a watch. It's just explained so well.
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Node.js now has Network Imports, FormData, WebStreams, Single File Executables, Built-in Permissions Model, Top-Level Await, and other valuable things. It looks like
@deno_land
was blazing the trail all along. I like this kind of rivalry. It's a huge win for the whole ecosystem.
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