Potluck × CSS Variables in React × JS Notebooks × Selling a Domain

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the difference between unset and initial.

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migrations. Yeah. And I think we said that.

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which allowed you to when you need them. So And you can do that in Vite by appending the question mark raw onto the end of your imports. And that will give you just that's just text at the end of the day. It's a string.

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rid. And he was not into it. And then we ended up on $3, which is is decent. Yeah. I did the math. I think I think I paid like $800

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to go back in in domain name history but my dream is to become a full time programmer. I don't Want to spend all of my spare time coding coding, Rid Yeah. So the TS Lab true and false We we are using I just want somebody to make like a developer first and some of them are a little nitpicky and edge case y, but there's a couple of good ones in here I thought we'll go through. So I rid Shout out to Manuel for writing this blog post because,

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skinning efficiently enough. That's anytime something is smoking, It means it's not burning efficiently.

Musk or like some rich person's name. Yeah.

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like, $7 or something like that. You gotta be careful because, like, you don't wanna, like So the first one rid That we had here is I enjoyed the but I think I enjoyed the format more. Keep it up, property. So go on your Rack component

I would find an actual brokering

it's worth it, but these guys have enough domains that they sit on them. Eventually, someone's going to say, you know what? We got VC funding, 90 k. Let's do it. We got we got 6,000,000 from our VCs. 90 k is not a big deal for a sweet domain name. So they just sit on enough of those that they buy

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blah blah blah.

if you come back at them at, like, 50 rid k or whatever, then it's just like a bit of a slap in the face, you know? using this service called mybinder.org, you need to be constantly aware

sell it through a broker, you know? Don't don't just be like, here, I'll transfer it to you when you send me the PayPal money or something.

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Who has privacy on that domain name for probably 8 years. So he has tooling finding similar episodes and searching for what was that thing Wes was talking about? What the,

for Chrome DevTools.

I also own The same domain with other t l d's. Okay. So presumably because I'm like, this at this point, I'm thinking this guy is messing with me because I'm an electric car. Right? I have no idea. What could he possibly Hey. Hey. I'm doing good.

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I I personally would taste 4 figures for just about most domains that I own. So,

Some I had somebody on Instagram try to offer me is not a like a React thing. That's like a probably a Vite thing or a parcel thing.

or

that will try buy them. So I had probably for 12 years, I owned Chrome. Io,

you want to sell it? which is attributes in HTML you know, because they have

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$90,000.

to see who owned it rid 12 years ago.

that's interesting. Somebody wants to buy 4 figures.

to hold it over the years, though. So that was a bit of a bummer. Sure.

Twitter account I follow on Twitter I'm I'm not as excited about it as I used to be. Rid. What are some other,

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5, $6 for something pretty good. Mhmm. So I think I would probably which is text to speaker.

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that, like, burnout of,

And you touch upon 4 or 5 different new pieces of tech. You learn them, you finish it, you ship the thing, it's out the door, Nothing in CSS, a lot of the AI stuff And in academic circles, people use Jupyter Notebooks.

my own self

until it's time that they specifically need to use it. So that's my first tip. And rid. The other one there is just pick up a project where

with a young family.

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one thing that I choose to do instead of little demos is have, like, 1 big playground kind of demo. Like an app that's like familiar to me that I can work into in any time I I want to Light Table,

of

maybe maybe you want to build a massive application and you're constantly kind of like a little scratch pad Where you can add numbers. Like, sometimes I do math

That's hilarious.

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know. It's a couple, couple inches in diameter. Not too major. Oh. But even even that thing I just remember my fingers being raw from it. Yeah. It takes forever. And it it

I am 36 which, I I used to not like Jupyter Notebooks for some reason, but maybe I need to take another rid. Like hundreds and hundreds of elastics, and they're surprisingly cheap, like a dollar, a dollar per bag.

I think you just need to know that you can learn the things that you need

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it's heavy. Even it's heavy even at that small of a size, so I can only imagine. Yeah. Alright. Next question from Wally. Wally says, I've received multiple emails from a domain broker that wants to purchase a .com domain that I've owned for a number of years. They've offered a low 4 figures price

love doing it in the evening sometimes to relax or or just in general for like more like fun occasions than just for straight up work. But when you're feeling burnt out from Mhmm. Like, that concept to me feels like it It follows very closely with this idea of just, Guy flies up on my tail end, like, I'm I'm just driving like normal. Some guy flies up right on my tail,

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So rid How do you keep up? I'm getting sick of this.

you're not gonna wanna do that. And you're not gonna I mean, that's fine to that's fine if you don't want to do that anyways, but you're not going to have that same passion, rid For the work you do. And that can, you know, just in general, be a huge bummer in life. So Beautifully put.

And

when that happened, it relieved to me felt like

to Just work into that. And then that makes me feel like I'm actually building something bigger. So there there could be 2 different types of motivation. And if you're more motivated by this,

and you can either continue building on that or that

so far.

it would like I would like bounce it on, like, the sidewalk tiles at my house, and it would just like so What a space. Somebody yeah. Somebody solve this for us. I just I just want You go to you go to Chrome dot io right now, it's for sale For $90.

You know, ball massive ball rolling downhill. You could just keep adding a a rubber band to this rubber band ball.

Just just not having that that

Yeah. Jeez.

rid Push the needle forward. So

inflicted schedule.

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yeah. I I do. It's it's all about finding the things that keep you feeling excited about working on code. And as long as you can tap into that excitement, like you said, even with Wes, like, coming up with a project, getting some wins, pushing it up, getting it out.

Yeah. That's a a massive like £20.

I guess, like, you've only been a developer for a couple of years is at a certain point in your career, you say, I know enough coding about updates to the CSS,

platform specific stuff. I have this, like, larger playground I can tap into

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half the amount of sleep or even less than you're used to be getting in. The amount of time you have to focus on this stuff is less and less, so you're having to grim more into the amount of time that you have. And you can really face this this moment where it feels tough to do the things you love to do. Like, for me, it's I love programming and I I really sincerely

Those types of little things are great. I personally

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and something that you are excited about. So don't build a

Like we've we've had people on where they've worked on apps for years years years.

for me, when I I got a lot of burnout from registrars at this point have that like baked into their platform in some sort of way, But you can find a domain broker to sell it through. And that way to make sure store.com is what Yeah. What everybody does. So I have sold

rid Boom. Boom. Boom. The sidewalk files would, like, pop up. And then I would I sent My name is Wes Bos. I'm a developer from Canada. With me, as always, is mister Scott Talinski. How are you doing today, Scott? the CSS Then it will

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2012, How would you go about it? Combine several built in Prisma commands or bypass the comfort and safety of the ORM and go straight to SQL jugular

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not getting the full juice out of Exactly what it is. That would be like the ideal scenario for me if you could have

your podcast?

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I'll put 13.

across cells in a larger, So I thought this would be a good opportunity for you, Wes, because

in something like Obsidian.

I think that what I want exists. I just haven't given things a fair shake.

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This seems cool. Yeah.

maybe just give a a quick update on what you're doing with the transcripts since our last

I think it does JavaScript now. Math dot

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which is, I think, hosted

and it was I found the original Kickstarters from 2000 and 14, January 2014 I remember this. Yeah.

we need to do a whole whole show on notes. But, yeah, next one. Well, that would be a good opportunity to learn notebooks and, give a more educated response to all this. Alright. Next question is from,

your own thing, but it it points out a git repo.

supported anymore. Yeah.

full support And this doesn't support the official, like, Jupyter

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what this guy is doing now. I'll have to look into that. Yeah. Wow. You can tell by the gradient On the download button that it is probably not the first thing you said is it's true that Unset Reset Resets a property to its inherited value, but only if the property national inherits for a parent. If not, it uses the initial value. So I thought, like, yeah, of course. Like, rid. Obviously, if there's nothing up the cascade tree, then it just sets back to the initial value. But where I got it wrong is I said that initial

right. But Yeah. What was that? Do you remember that? There was, like, some really wow demos of, you know, Numi.

for straight up web dev path Yeah. Even if it feels like it's super related, I Depends on the salt uses a lot of dollar signs. So let me rid So much so that I feel included to correct the syntax record. The migrations are stored in the directory called migrations. Yeah. That's that tracks In the root of your project as SQL files,

and it will tell you and all the way down, who created it or how it arrived in our house. Rid. Oh, I I remember seeing 1, like, in Guinness Book of World Records, and I was like, I'm gonna make one of those. So I like rid Probably about 6 months ago, I got some I got an email from a guy, and you need to know that, like, React doesn't really do much for CSS. So importing rid CSS into a React component Not as CSS, but as just raw text.

put it to use for a month and say, hey. Let's both do our primary note taking on this stuff For a full month. Mhmm. I'm down for that. I'm into it because rid. Wasn't on top of the work I would I should have been doing and and not like on, a sense that I wasn't able to complete my tasks, but I didn't rid Feel like I was on top of my tasks. And I didn't feel like I could get on top of my tasks because everything felt And especially if it's like an actual programming topic, I wanna be trying it out. I wanna be,

file format. So you you even then are kind of, like, the easiest way to do it

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let us know. And then I think what we should do is maybe, like,

a calculator that spit out a,

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Rid. And simply by importing it, if you don't have any plug ins in it, it's just going to

is to add a class and just, I think I was really surprised with the my understanding is because, You know, one thing I looked for immediately was, like, how can you do this in something like Obsidian?

As a sibling, I have a React component

there's CSS helpers or you can just write straight up a a string for styles. But in React, Everything turns into objects. And

do you know ways to author a CSS variable in the object syntax? Is it just as a string property? Yeah. I I think rid With this one,

and then you you can overwrite those specific values. If you are specifically talking about, like,

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At that point, what you probably have to do, There's probably lots of plug ins for this. But

that contains some CSS variables.

parsing and it's one of 2 things. Someone you could tell he was a professional because I had I think at that point, I showed my cards.

and

do an inline legit comes and says, Hey, I have a domain name rid Or I want to buy this domain name from you, rid. How to get out of the way of your flow and iterate over ideas fast and comfortable. So extension, something like that, rid That's a Jupyter Notebook, and there's a lot of tooling around it. So I have experimented with handy dandy notebook, but I haven't managed to get TS, 30 or 40 of these 3 grand domains, And then eventually one of them sells for 90 or a 150. So

a React component, my component that imports styles dot CSS. Okay?

rid Looping over and maybe, like, incrementing or, like like, programmatically rid. Pretty excited to get all of that, and it's all hinging around having decent transcriptions first. Yeah. Totally. Rid Cool. Adam says, on a recent episode, Zane asked a question about coding outside of work, and you brought up burnout. I'm 30 rid 6 with a young family, and I'm in a similar situation where I want to continue to get better as a developer, but I also don't want to burn out. Rid Sounds exactly like us.

component?

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and write style equals, a

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include that CSS in a style tag.

Rid. But at that point, it's probably a better idea

And so if you have CSS cascades downwards. Any way you can apply that variable override,

the styles? Yeah. I mean, the easiest way to do it, man, I'm trying to put myself in React land,

strings in line, whatever. Do it that way. Just do it how you're doing your CSS. I would probably do in line CSS. That's that's probably my idea at the end of the day there, though. Yeah. Rid Alright. Question from Dago. Hi, Wes and Scott. This is a really good question because

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we thought we knew the answer to this, and then we started getting into it. We're like, hold on. Rid. Let's stop, figure it out, and get it in there. So, I've been looking for some tool to make quick composition, test API calls, and so forth.

Note taking landscape,

I I guess our our my first thought was like, yeah. I I kinda do this I kinda do this with Quokka, which is like rid. 1, 3.

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like, being able to quickly get up and running with something. And I've never used notebooks personally. And what are some other telltale signs that maybe you're getting burned out, Scott? Yeah. I think A lot of it is, like, just dread or even mild depression symptoms to, you know, full out depression or just, like, straight up Mhmm. Just being

All in one.

maybe notebooks is something that I should be looking into to add into rid My day to day flow in many different ways.

rid Python world, everybody uses and this is this is why I want it. And they're just straight up nice and clear. I've also bought many that way where I just contact the rid and say, hey, I want to buy it.

or TS files, and you can see the output in line. Rid You don't have a lot of logs for that. And then I also kind of do it sometimes. I'll just, like like you said, get out of the way and just focus on the functions.

Stashpad But I sold it, and I'm not lying, Like a day later, that that domain name was for sale for Scott and I probably go down way more learning rabbit holes because it's Literally our job. But for a lot of people, they don't have to pick up any of the stuff

They're not synced. I've been trying this new app called if it's if it's just somebody who owns a domain name, They're usually like willing to like negotiate with you and and go through.

especially because Hansel says, hi, guys. Long time listener. I've been googling like crazy, but I can't seem to find an answer. Say I have a CSS file styles dot CSS cascade downwards, essentially. Right?

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code runner which are And help me dive deeper into web development. Yes. I think from Versus Code. Yeah. And I don't know if that I don't wanna use Obsidian. I wanna use Versus Code. I'm already in there. If you have a tool for us that meets our requirements, and Wes and I will do some research as well,

Jupyter Notebooks. And Or you can write notes as well as have inline code that you can then rerun. And then in basically,

or thinking about it even more,

the folks from Val Town on.

if that episode isn't out by the time you're listening to this, Val Town allows you to basically just quickly write a function

And but anytime I needed to, like, actually get the TypeScript interpreter to run against so I could see what types are generated were.

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we just had the

when I did my last course, TypeScript course, All of my notes are in markdown, and I have lots of code samples.

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has it dialed in. And we're just Looking, there's a project, at fairs here, you you put your trucks in the tractor pull.

Organized cells of code with their logs, will work,

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Look at them. You know, I was just thinking,

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Yeah. And then he what he'll do is he speeds up, gets into the right lane over, And then he would slow down rapidly. So as I was passing him, he was throwing a handful of coins out his window that's pretty much all I have to read, 4 figures.

what scrub brush does Scott use to clean his cast iron pan? Like, all those, like, things where you I forget

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a service called Deepgram, it is small enough that you can complete it and feel good about it

all dialed in.

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I like the Format. Listening to 1 of you teach the other is very cool. I love hearing Scott ask, .ts file. And I would just like link it over. Right? And this is kind of a larger thing as I'm kind of unhappy with the whole

asking questions that are hopefully popping up in the listeners'

I I thought the information was fascinating myself. But sometimes Yeah. You know, if we veer too far off of the any way possible, whether it is style components, Rid It's not feel great to me. Editing the SQL commands to not violate any rules declared in Prisma rid and then running npx prisma migrate dev. Anyhoo, so that's, I should say, that's what I'm trying to get away rid I want the system to I don't wanna be authoring migrations myself.

People can, you know, have different reactions to that. So, I we saw a lot of people who really liked the electronics episode, and me, personally, I think I got a lot out of that. So, Yeah. Good one there.

reception of that episode not because Whether it may be animation,

rid guys. So that's good. I'm I'm glad. We I heard from a lot of people that they really liked the electronics episode, Specifically, and specs. And I'm sure every time someone complains about something,

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As I have it. That's great. I think Scott does a really good job of you start and stop, and it does diatarization, So we're going to have like pretty good transcriptions. I'd say very good transcriptions coming pretty soon.

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sometimes we just get little nice little notes, or sometimes we get little things where people say, hey. Loved the episode, but rid. You got this wrong. So I thought we would just add throw in a couple of those at the start of the episode and just clarify all of those.