#webinale — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #webinale, aggregated by home.social.
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Just delivered my first of two talks at #ipc2026 & #webinale about refactoring robots - tools to automate legacy code refactoring with generative AI.
At the end we ran a demo but it was a bit slow so not everyone got to see the results - but those who waited a few minutes saw that interestingly Kimi beat Claude by 2 minutes. You can see the branches here and I might spin up the robot to do more through the rest of the day so check back: https://github.com/M1ke/refactor-realworld-js/branches
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Oh, da freue ich mich schon sehr drauf nach der Mittagspause: Enhancing the Fediverse through ActivityPub (von @derickr Derick Rethans)
https://webinale.de/generative-ai/fediverse-activitypub-guide/
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https://webinale.de/user-experience-design/dynamic-web-typography-rubberband/
Mein Highlight für den Tag bisher bei der #webinale: Rubberband Design - Dynamic Web #Typography (von Jan Persiel https://bsky.app/profile/janpersiel.com) Super cooler Input für den Prozess, wie mensch #Webdesign verbessern kann!
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Bester Talk des Tages aus meiner Perspektive bei der #webinale von Daniel Yuschick (@daniel-yuschick.bsky.social): Approach With Care - Making Digital Accessibility Feel Natural. Super cool mit Beispielen!
https://webinale.de/user-experience-design/natural-digital-accessibility/
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Bester Talk des Tages aus meiner Perspektive bei der #webinale von Daniel Yuschick (@daniel-yuschick.bsky.social): Approach With Care - Making Digital Accessibility Feel Natural. Super cool mit Beispielen!
https://webinale.de/user-experience-design/natural-digital-accessibility/
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Sitting in my airplane seat in Brandenburg, beginning my long flight home. Thank you #webinale , it's been an amazing trip
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Sitting in my airplane seat in Brandenburg, beginning my long flight home. Thank you #webinale , it's been an amazing trip
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Great visualisation for the efficiency of cursor based pagination from @jessicamauerhan at #ipc #webinale. Did you know that limit-offset pagination has to scan the whole database to figure out what comes next?
That's a long time if you're on the last page of thousands of results. But it doesn't have to be that way - investigate adding cursors to your data sets. With appropriate indices, the time required is constant.
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Great visualisation for the efficiency of cursor based pagination from @jessicamauerhan at #ipc #webinale. Did you know that limit-offset pagination has to scan the whole database to figure out what comes next?
That's a long time if you're on the last page of thousands of results. But it doesn't have to be that way - investigate adding cursors to your data sets. With appropriate indices, the time required is constant.
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The life of a maintainer (and generally any back-end engineer) - if your existence is acknowledged, something's probably gone wrong! I feel you, @jrf_nl
Thank you to all of the package maintainers out there 💕
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The life of a maintainer (and generally any back-end engineer) - if your existence is acknowledged, something's probably gone wrong! I feel you, @jrf_nl
Thank you to all of the package maintainers out there 💕
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Okay, my LAST long haul trip for a little while. I'm on my way to Berlin (assuming no incidents in Keflavik this time). #webinale here I come!
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Okay, my LAST long haul trip for a little while. I'm on my way to Berlin (assuming no incidents in Keflavik this time). #webinale here I come!
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CONFIRMED! Gonna be going back to Berlin in May for #webinale
https://ahoylemon.xyz/talks.html -
CONFIRMED! Gonna be going back to Berlin in May for #webinale
https://ahoylemon.xyz/talks.html
