Posts

2024

1. Advancing My Major Project: Enabling Comments on My Articles

   The second phase of a key project. Let's proceed by allowing readers to comment on my articles. It's time to foster meaningful conversations and discussions about the content I share.

2. The Beginning of a Major Project: Adding Reactions to My Articles

   The initial yet crucial phase of a significant project that will accompany me in the upcoming months. Let's start small by adding the option for readers to react to my articles.

3. The Simplest Method to Create a Vue.js Component Library (with UnJS and TypeScript)

   In 2021, I attempted to build my first Vue.js component library. It was a challenging experience. I was unsure about whether I needed to transpile Vue files, how to export components, and how to bundle them with composables and utilities. However, times have changed, and with the right tools, it's now easier than ever.

4. PragVue: Travel, Food, and People

   I was in Prague for the PragVue 2024 conference. As a speaker, I had the opportunity to present Nuxt's full-stack capabilities. At the same time, I visited the city, ate local food and, more importantly, met kind-hearted individuals.

5. Testing is not Just About Writing Tests

   Testing is a journey, a lengthy expedition to uncover how the architecture and dependencies of an application can directly impact its quality and testability.

6. Introducing Gavarnie: Launch Your SaaS with Nuxt and Assurance

   Gavarnie is a contemporary and adaptable SaaS template for Nuxt and NuxtHub, suitable for building any application. It integrates social authentication, email verification, deployment, security best practices, and more. It's free and open source, empowering you to start your SaaS venture now!

7. A Fresh Start: The End of My Studies, The Beginning of a New Chapter

   Life is a journey. Like every journey, it is divided into parts. Today, I'm concluding my studies, closing a significant chapter. This also signifies the beginning of a new one. I'm eager to discover what the future holds for me.

8. Announcing Orion: A Community-Driven Collection of Templates for Your Nuxt Project

   I'm excited to announce Orion, a community-driven collection of templates for your next Nuxt projects, from landing pages to complete web applications. Orion is a place where you can discover, search, find, and learn from a collection of templates built by the Nuxt community for the Nuxt ecosystem.

9. Nuxt Going Full-Stack: How to Handle Authorization?

   Prevent and restrict unauthorized access to your data in a NuxtHub application, from the simplest to the most advanced way.

10. Nuxt Going Full-Stack: How to Validate Forms?

    Discover how to validate forms on both the client and server sides without duplicating the validation logic, from simple text fields to complex file uploads with NuxtHub.

11. Building a Full-Stack Nuxt Application on Twitch

    Since months I want to start streaming on Twitch for the pleasure of sharing things and live coding. I finally started my first stream on a Sunday afternoon by building a full-stack Nuxt application. Follow the journey through this article.

12. Devoxx France 2024 as a Speaker

    Devoxx France is an event that I love to attend. Talks are diverse, and it's a unique opportunity to discover new things. This year has been marked by AI, LLM, and RAG, and I had the chance to talk about UnJS.

13. My First Talk at a Meetup

    I give an interactive talk at StrasbourgJS about the UnJS ecosystem. It was my first time at a meetup, and it was a great experience! I also met Romain Lanz, a developer and streamer, I've been following for a long time.

14. Node.js Server-Sent Events from Scratch

    Dead simple real-time communication between a Node.js server and clients using Server-Sent Events.

15. Real-Time Without WebSocket

    When we talk about real-time in web application, we instantly think about WebSocket. But what if there was another way to do it? Simpler and powerful?

16. VitePress for a Personal Website, Is That Possible?

    I chose VitePress to build my personal website. You may know it as a documentation tool, but it's more than that.

17. URL shortener with Nitro on Cloudflare Pages

    A real-world example of how to build an app for the edge using Nitro and Cloudflare Pages.