Answering Your Coding Questions: Durable Objects, Tab State Hacks, and Headless CMS Choices

[@briannadeleasa]

Happy New Year!

[@Dev-gq5hn]

Any update for typescript course?

[@matthew_bub]

The waffle stitch beanie is what Scott is wearing! I think Dekni creations makes em top quality, I was considering buying in bulk for myself. A lifetime supply

[@wesleycoder]

On the state in the url topic: Assuming that what needs to be shared is the product and not all the tabs with their state (if I understood the question right), I would keep the state somewhere else as source of truth (memory or localstorage whatever fits) and update the url to match only the current tab for the sharing functionality. This way when someone received the link we just need to open the single tab. Avoiding the complexity unless it is explicitly needed

[@harryman0412]

On that complicated URL with many query params, I would have the server create a token with the relevant state, then only include the token ID as a query param. That way one GUID can represent any collection of state that you want. Give all token objects a TTL Of 72 hours or however long you want your magic link to work for in your DB.

[@FranFiori94]

I would love a sst episode

[@dudedarnell]

Fragile Object 🤣

[@Lemmy4555]

My question is when are we going to have decent support for CSS in vscode, the syntax highlighting on modern CSS features like layer and nested css is broken, some baseline properties are unrecognized, vscode is unable to provide autocompletion for both classes and css variables and it's 2025

[@stefansdev]

Wes, hold to your 60hz as much as you can. Once you try even 120hz, hard to go back. Every time i switch from gaming pc to mac with studio display I want that higher refresh rate.

[@nishadvadgama]

Happy New Year syntax team

[@manojbijalwan]

Happy new year

[@wesleycoder]

Web XR has a future in Javascript and that goes in the realm of react native for now

[@flummox3d]

Eyy, happy new year