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Show HN: Das Bangen Froomverk
- Gys 5y ago> BANG! A zero-dependency, no build-step, no transpilation, JSX-free, good old fashioned HTML and JavaScript Custom Element library for the new age.
- WalterGR 5y agoFor people who don’t speak German, what is this?
- orangea 5y agoEverything after the first 1-2 paragraphs in the readme is in English.
- WalterGR 5y agoOh, thanks. I read through the first 9 screens worth of the page on my phone and assumed that I was past the point where I could reasonably expect an intro! I shoulda stuck through to page 10.
- graderjs 5y agoHeh, yeah. Those images, plus the GitHub repo headers, plus the table of contents takes up a lot of space. 10 screens is a bit unreasonable to get to an intro, right? Thanks for persisting tho :)
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- watersb 5y agoThe intro text should be kept in German regardless of target audience, it sounds so much more badass that way. Alas, none of the Demos seem to work for me on my iPad. It's an old iPad. That would like to Bang.
- sdoering 5y agoDisclaimer: I am not a Dev. I do some tinkering on the side privately, write some js for work, built a weather page with VueJS to try to understand how SPAs work and normally build websites with Kirby CMS (trusted php) with smaller bits of fronted vanilla js and tailwindcss and do my main work with code in python for data analysis work. That said, as a native German, I was really not sure if I was reading a satire project mocking the whole hype or if this really was a project intended for productive usage. I liked the benchmark numbers and the marketing approach but something was always irking at the back of my mind. However it gave me an interesting time this early in the morning - so thanks for that.
- graderjs 5y ago> However it gave me an interesting time this early in the morning - so thanks for that. You're welcome! Actually I randomly had the idea this morning that I should convert the first part of the README and project description to German. I don't know why. I guess I was dissatisfied with the former name "BANG" and the idea came to me of a German voice saying, "Das Bang Froomverk!" in a very enthusiastic way...and I was like, "that sounds so much better! I bet the whole intro will sound so much better in German." I tried it...and was not disappointed. Besides, I figure...why not translate some English into German anyway. Not everything has to be English...not everyone on GitHub is English by any means. Maybe I'm tired of English. English fatigue...heh Thank you...please let me know if this is offensive to people from Germany and I will do something.
- sdoering 5y agoHi - i really liked it. I don't think anything could be read as offensive. "die benutzerdefinierte Elemente druckt" (druck = to print) Not sure if this is totally fitting. I think "die benutzerdefinierte Elemente darstellt" (shows/presents) would fit the intention better. "und muss transpiliert werden" I actually have no idea what "transpiliert" means - and I am a German native speaker ;-). I googled a bit and found that it could be translated as "quer-übersetzen" (cross-translating) => so maybe "und muss querübersetzt werden". I would drop the hyphen in "quer-übersetzt" because the hyphen in Germany isn't liked for that and shows poor grammar. ;-) Just my 2 cents.
- graderjs 5y agoSorry for the annoying PSA but I just changed the name of my GitHub account to crisdosyago so the old links using i5ik will not work. BTW - i5ik was based on the Turkish word for "light" - ışık I love this word but I'm using something more consistent across platforms now and I'm "crisdosyago" in other places, hence the change.
- evnix 5y agoThis is impressive! This will save me atleast 40% of the time on devops, generating production builds, compression, tree shaking, HMR hot code reload and all the useless garbage that come with those build systems. why can't we have more nice things like this!