@fyodorio
Why'd you (software engineers) have to go and make things (software development) so complicated...
I love coding and creating software. Trying to expand my knowledge closer to bare metal (learning Rust and compilers). Hacking on security tools accessible for everyone and building what (and how) I like (for fun and pleasure, as I love coding) instead of using imposed technologies to reach impractical perfection. I also curate Metaframeworks Records newsletter dedicated to tools like Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, SvelteKit, and many others. If you're into this ecosystem, check out metaframe.works and subscribe to get weekly news and insights into many tooling aspects like tech choices, performance, SEO, security, and whatnot.
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That should work, good idea. I also have a huge monorepo where Cursor fails at doing reasonable helpful work too often. Need to try that. A bit tedious though, but it makes sense to adopt something like that progressively and iteratively. BTW, WDYT about the new .cursor/rules practices? I feel a bit chaotic about that for now TBH but with this idea of yours it may actually play well…
I love reading about widgets building experiences, that’s so rare, thank you 👍🏼 Could you please share some technical details on how “efficient” the resulting code is, if I may ask? Did you use frameworks as helpers or went bare JS for that? Is the resulting bundle size tolerable in terms of loading time? (And what is the shadow DOM’s impact on that?) Did you face CORS issues in different website environments or used some generic workarounds?