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Slightly off-topic: His single "index.php" with jQuery is helping him to earn thousands per month. https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1675829733668319233/phot

by pknerd 3y ago

Slightly off-topic: His single "index.php" with jQuery is helping him to earn thousands per month. https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1675829733668319233/photo/1 https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1675829733668319233/phot...

graypegg 3y ago
I’m all for jquery to handle sending and event and updating some dom elements, that’s simple and pretty easy to debug actually. Not using any modern CSS layout though, ehhh I would never want to return to the age of .clearfix, that feels like the opposite of simple.
mgbmtl 3y ago
Are there ways to view tweets without an account? Kind of like archive.is? For now, I could enter it in Google and view cache, but I assume that will go away soon. And if I understand correctly, it's not the index.php, but the actual service behind it, that earns thousands per month. Looks nice :)
- deleted 3y ago
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- viraptor 3y ago
  Nitter.net was that thing, but the rate limits killed it for now. We'll see if it gets back online.
  - Given_47 3y ago
    So sad. And even if one didn’t care about privacy, the speed of Nitter relative to the official Twitter client was amazing
- oneeyedpigeon 3y ago
  There used to be, but Elon nuked it. I think, as commenters, we should start embedding the content of a tweet right after we link to it.
- aeyes 3y ago
  Google cache works for me: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JHqAqvm8E8gJ:https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1675829733668319233 https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JHqAqv...
ricardo81 3y ago
Probably doesn't need jquery either as most of its functionality is now native to browsers. Also fwiw, another one here without a logged in Twitter acc
Klonoar 3y ago
His business ideas and the fact that he just ships is what earns him thousands per month. End users don't give a shit what you build it with, but none of it matters unless you're willing to shit products out.
keen_poincare 3y ago
Congratulations to him, but 14,000 lines in a single script? I would pay to not give maintenance to that.
AndroTux 3y ago
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Just because it's one file doesn't mean it's better. It'll be shit to maintain, it'll make working with multiple developers a pain (merge conflicts much) and having one file means having minimal structure at best. There's a reason why we split things up into multiple files. I could also write his cool startup in just one line if I just remove all newlines. Does that make it even better than 14.000 lines? Obviously not.

by pknerd 3y ago

graypegg 3y ago

I’m all for jquery to handle sending and event and updating some dom elements, that’s simple and pretty easy to debug actually. Not using any modern CSS layout though, ehhh I would never want to return to the age of .clearfix, that feels like the opposite of simple.

mgbmtl 3y ago

Are there ways to view tweets without an account? Kind of like archive.is? For now, I could enter it in Google and view cache, but I assume that will go away soon. And if I understand correctly, it's not the index.php, but the actual service behind it, that earns thousands per month. Looks nice :)

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viraptor 3y ago
Nitter.net was that thing, but the rate limits killed it for now. We'll see if it gets back online.
- Given_47 3y ago
  So sad. And even if one didn’t care about privacy, the speed of Nitter relative to the official Twitter client was amazing
oneeyedpigeon 3y ago
There used to be, but Elon nuked it. I think, as commenters, we should start embedding the content of a tweet right after we link to it.
aeyes 3y ago
Google cache works for me: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JHqAqvm8E8gJ:https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1675829733668319233 https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JHqAqv...

ricardo81 3y ago

Probably doesn't need jquery either as most of its functionality is now native to browsers. Also fwiw, another one here without a logged in Twitter acc

Klonoar 3y ago

His business ideas and the fact that he just ships is what earns him thousands per month. End users don't give a shit what you build it with, but none of it matters unless you're willing to shit products out.

keen_poincare 3y ago

Congratulations to him, but 14,000 lines in a single script? I would pay to not give maintenance to that.

AndroTux 3y ago

Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Just because it's one file doesn't mean it's better. It'll be shit to maintain, it'll make working with multiple developers a pain (merge conflicts much) and having one file means having minimal structure at best. There's a reason why we split things up into multiple files. I could also write his cool startup in just one line if I just remove all newlines. Does that make it even better than 14.000 lines? Obviously not.