Daniel Roe

Don't be nice.

The virtuous circle is the most powerful pattern in developer tooling.

There is a story I read as a child, in The Book of Virtues.

⚠️ Update: this article was originally written in January 2024 but has been updated.

This really shouldn't need to be written: I'm in favour of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Open source is about mutual giving.

What a year.

If you want to use AI to help you contribute to one of the projects I maintain, I would be delighted.

In the very centre of the forest, on the first day of spring, a little twig poked out of the ground.

You may have loved the shared 'payload' feature when generating Nuxt 2 apps.

Whenever you have people working together, there's potential for great things.

'Server components' are becoming increasingly common in the web development ecosystem, for good reason.

Over the last few months, I've had the privilege of having lots of conversations about getting started in open source.

A few months ago I tweeted out an open invitation for anyone new to contributing to open source.

The below is a letter I sent earlier this week to the organiser of Modern Frontends, a conference I attended in London.

When you're dotting the i's and crossing the t's of a shiny new Nuxt website, you will almost certainly want to ensure your site has a sitemap so that search engines know what pages of your site to index.

If you're like me, when you're building a web application, you'll often come to moment where you need new functionality to enable the feature you're delivering.

Note, this article is pretty old.

I'm absolutely over the moon.

After a long time without a blog, it's time to put pen to paper again.