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The biggest hurdle for me to continue work on Wakamai Fondue is getting the thing built on my machine. It's just not my cup of tea and I end up in the "do random things based on Stack Overflow issues that vaguely resemble your current problem", which is tiresome 😩 I could use some help! If you're comfortable in outdated Node environments, updating dependencies, bundling and rollupping and webpacking, removing legacy workarounds and, as a bonus, working in Vue — please get in touch! Retoots 🙏 On my way to #CSSDay in Amsterdam, with my backpack full of high production value flyers for Wakamai™ Fondue™, printed on the finest paper the HEMA had on offer. Also, come find me for even higher qualityer stickers!! @pixelambacht love that you went all the way and cut the borders in the same style. Pure perfection! #WakamaiFondue  @pixelambacht Curious about the overlap and differences compared to https://bulletproof.italic.space/ At first glance bulletproof seems to focus more on identifying problems in the font, whereas wakamai fondue shows how to use it with websites/CSS. Accidental glitch art while working on the new Typotheque website! 🤖 (Crosspost from https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck0jdJ1ttKk/) |
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I know we had to do some workarounds back when we worked on the current beta — almost 4 years ago (!!)
I'd feel so much better if that was all cleaned up, optimized and free of legacy cruft, and I could confidently work on actual _font stuff!_
Wakamai Fondue is open source but I'd happily pay for this piece of mind!
@pixelambacht Ik voel je pijn, Roel. Thoughts & prayers!
@pixelambacht That sounds interesting! I have a lot of experience with upgrading legacy frontend apps and could give it a shot (for free of course). Here‘s my Github profile as a kind of social proof: https://github.com/danieldiekmeier