Noel De Martin @noeldemartin@noeldemartin.social

@android10 I'm curious about something though. You're using Synology for file syncing (first time I hear about it). Did you consider NextCloud or do you have any reasons why it's better/worse? That's the one I'm thinking on using :) In particular, I'm thinking on having a hybrid cloud/homelab setup (most files in the homelab, some folders synced across cloud/local). Not sure if it even makes sense, but that's the idea I have in mind at the moment.

@android10 That's awesome, thanks for sharing :D. I was thinking on doing something similar myself, but I was totally thinking on using Docker and not even looking at Kubernetes. Among other things because I don't know anything about it, and I've heard enough people saying it's overkill for most projects that I don't even want to spend any time learning it.

Also, be careful if you're using faker-js because it is not tree-shakeable either! I found out about this because using it in one of my tests increased my production bundle to 3MB O.o https://github.com/faker-js/faker/issues/1791

#TIL none of my libraries were actually tree-shakeable because I wasn't declaring "sideEffect": true in the package.json 😅️

I'm going to #MWC23 and #4YFN23 next week in Barcelona, is someone I know going as well?

(Or even if I don't know you but you want to chat! :D)

@deadsuperhero @smallcircles @andy Hey thanks for the ping! (and thanks Sean for the nice comments on my apps :D)

I've written some follow up on codeberg in case anyone's interested to see my opinion on some of these things: https://codeberg.org/postmodern/hubris/issues/1#issuecomment-806214

@smallcircles @gabriel @panda The Data Utility Company (the ones in charge of introducing Solid PODs in Belgium) did a presentation about what they're doing last year, you can check it out if you want to learn what they're doing https://vimeo.com/709214424#t=610

I watched it a long time ago, but I seem to recall they're giving PODs to each citizen but are vetting which apps can be used, so it's not as good as we'd like but at least it's Solid so it opens to door for more interoperability in the future.

Thanks to everyone who attended my talk yesterday, From Zero to Hero with Solid!

If you missed it or want to watch it again you can get the recording here: https://video.fosdem.org/2023/H.1301%20%28Cornil%29/sovcloud_from_zero_to_hero_with_solid.mp4

(it should eventually appear on the event page but it's taking some time)

#Solid #FOSDEM

Starting in 2 hours! You can catch the livestream in the link below, or watch the recording later on. #FOSDEM #Solid

https://noeldemartin.com/fosdem

Remember that next week I'll be giving my talk on #Solid at FOSDEM! The schedule has changed since I announced it, make sure to be there at the right time if you planned on attending :D. There will also be a recording if you miss it live!

https://noeldemartin.com/fosdem

@rosano Hey, thanks :D

Do tell me if you find any issues with Safari because I don't even own an Apple device, so I have no idea if the app even works there :/ Which I guess it should because it's just a web app, but you know xD

It's here!

After working on it for a long time, I'm finally ready to release my new app: Umai 😋️

Can't wait to see your recipes 👨‍🍳️

https://umai.noeldemartin.com

@viticci I'm not the one working on it, but you should check out @elk

@aftd @danbri @andy Yes, apps can talk directly to Pods.

Actually, in my opinion, that's how most (if not all) Solid Apps should behave :).

In case you want to play around with some, I've made a couple that behave this way:

- https://noeldemartin.github.io/media-kraken/
- https://umai.noeldemartin.com/

I submitted a talk proposal for FOSDEM, and I'm glad to announce that it's been accepted 🥳! FOSDEM will be held the 4th & 5th of February in Brussels.

I hope to see you there :D.

#Solid #FOSDEM

https://fosdem.org/2023/schedule/event/sovcloud_from_zero_to_hero_with_solid/

@yisraeldov I see xD

This is the first CW I use, so I'm not too familiar with how they "should be used". I recently listened to a @weareopencoop podcast where they talk about different reasons to use CWs, and one of them is to mark content that could be annoying for some people.

Also, it doesn't help that I use an instance-of-one, so there isn't really any rules of conduct I can refer to.

Anyways, thanks for letting me know. I guess I won't be using them as much as I thought.

Well, now it broke completely :/

This is the biggest problem I see with these tools. It's ok if they don't know everything, but when they start making things up with complete confidence, that's a problem. I don't even think this "Okgrow" company exists.