Tech gems 👁️ #21: SSR tweet with vue.js, translate to Linkedin speak

• ▶️ SSR rendered tweet with Nuxt
• ▶️ Translate your message in corporate bullsh*t
• ▶️ A new framework agnostic markdown renderer

SSR rendered tweet with Nuxt

I made a thing ! this is the vue port of Vercel's react-tweet. It solves the paintpoint of loading a lot of javascript on the client to embed tweet by allowing you to render them on the server.

Translate your message in corporate bullsh*t

Kagi Translate gave us the corporate translator we always wanted.

"I made a thing ! this is the vue port of Vercel's react-tweet"

becomes

"🚀 Thrilled to share what I’ve been working on! I just built a Vue port of Vercel's react-tweet. 🛠️✨

It’s been an incredible journey bringing this functionality to the Vue ecosystem. Can’t wait to see how the community uses it! Check it out. 👇

#VueJS #WebDevelopment #OpenSource #Vercel #FrontendEngineering #Innovation"

A new framework agnostic markdown renderer

comark.devcomark.dev

Components in Markdown

Fast, streaming-ready markdown parser with Vue, React, Svelte, and Angular component support. Parse Comark content from strings or streams with TypeScript support.

Nuxt team continues to deliver ! comark.dev is the framwork agnostic heir of Nuxt Content. Here is Sebastien Chopin's words about it:

We’ve been evolving Nuxt Content & MDC into Comark. It’s a fast, streaming-ready Markdown parser and renderer for @vuejs, @reactjs, @sveltejs, HTML, and even ANSI terminals.

By decoupling parsing & rendering, it allows you to parse on the server + cache it and render the AST on the app-side, keeping your app fast and payload minimal.

On the next phase, we plan to add support for collections and navigation generation, so if you love Nuxt Content but have to use another framework, we got you.