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I'm working on a fun app that aims to open up more unique #travel experiences and help build fun memories on trips with friends.

Today, I planned to implement an itinerary screen. It was going to be a day of #css fiddling, prodding #skeletondev and #sveltekit into making something nice and responsive.

Instead, I found myself having to:

1. Setup #keychron to simplify authflow for testing and Dev
2. Fight with #authjs about session management with keychron
3. Wrestle and ultimately tap out on adding a new fake data type to #Falso because it's #Nx config for creating new data types refused to run after an hour's debugging (NX is new to me & I don't love the documentation)
4. Rebuild my #monorepo because it just inexplicably didn't work
5. Explicitly configure #Typescript for a new package because it wasn't binding to my #SST resources
6. Learn a bunch of stuff about .d.ts files because I had to manually include definitions because `sst shell` doesn't supply type definitions for scripts.

No CSS was written.

I'm working on a fun app that aims to open up more unique #travel experiences and help build fun memories on trips with friends.

Today, I planned to implement an itinerary screen. It was going to be a day of #css fiddling, prodding #skeletondev and #sveltekit into making something nice and responsive.

Instead, I found myself having to:

1. Setup #keychron to simplify authflow for testing and Dev
2. Fight with #authjs about session management with keychron
3. Wrestle and ultimately tap out on adding a new fake data type to #Falso because it's #Nx config for creating new data types refused to run after an hour's debugging (NX is new to me & I don't love the documentation)
4. Rebuild my #monorepo because it just inexplicably didn't work
5. Explicitly configure #Typescript for a new package because it wasn't binding to my #SST resources
6. Learn a bunch of stuff about .d.ts files because I had to manually include definitions because `sst shell` doesn't supply type definitions for scripts.

No CSS was written.

I'm working on a fun app that aims to open up more unique #travel experiences and help build fun memories on trips with friends.

Today, I planned to implement an itinerary screen. It was going to be a day of #css fiddling, prodding #skeletondev and #sveltekit into making something nice and responsive.

Instead, I found myself having to:

1. Setup #keychron to simplify authflow for testing and Dev
2. Fight with #authjs about session management with keychron
3. Wrestle and ultimately tap out on adding a new fake data type to #Falso because it's #Nx config for creating new data types refused to run after an hour's debugging (NX is new to me & I don't love the documentation)
4. Rebuild my #monorepo because it just inexplicably didn't work
5. Explicitly configure #Typescript for a new package because it wasn't binding to my #SST resources
6. Learn a bunch of stuff about .d.ts files because I had to manually include definitions because `sst shell` doesn't supply type definitions for scripts.

No CSS was written.

I'm working on a fun app that aims to open up more unique #travel experiences and help build fun memories on trips with friends.

Today, I planned to implement an itinerary screen. It was going to be a day of #css fiddling, prodding #skeletondev and #sveltekit into making something nice and responsive.

Instead, I found myself having to:

1. Setup #keychron to simplify authflow for testing and Dev
2. Fight with #authjs about session management with keychron
3. Wrestle and ultimately tap out on adding a new fake data type to #Falso because it's #Nx config for creating new data types refused to run after an hour's debugging (NX is new to me & I don't love the documentation)
4. Rebuild my #monorepo because it just inexplicably didn't work
5. Explicitly configure #Typescript for a new package because it wasn't binding to my #SST resources
6. Learn a bunch of stuff about .d.ts files because I had to manually include definitions because `sst shell` doesn't supply type definitions for scripts.

No CSS was written.