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by 65 4y ago
For graphic design, it's a lot about visual experimentation and presentation. With programming, it's engineering a functional solution. Both solve business problems. I guess it's the difference between the person who builds b
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by 65 4y ago
This guy isn't a writer. He's an entrepreneur. He wants to be a writer because it has a social aura to it, it's a sexy career. But that doesn't mean he has the true mindset of a writer. At the end of the day he thinks li
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by 65 4y ago
Someone should write the equivalent for beer. Maybe my palate isn't very advanced, but I do not like fancy beer. I only like cheap beer. Same with coffee. Same with most food. Not sure if it was my steady diet of microwave dinners grow
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by 65 4y ago
You should add https://dallasnews.com to that list just for laughs. Last time I checked on Page Speed Insights, an article scored a 0.
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by 65 4y ago
More accurate title: Things you're allowed to do if you're wealthy and highly educated.
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by 65 4y ago
I used to be a Tailwind hater. I couldn't fathom why anyone would ever use it. And then I used it. It seriously makes CSS significantly easier to maintain, dramatically reduces your CSS build size, and is really good for teams if you&#
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by 65 4y ago
You can use the Tailwind CSS IntelliSense VSCode extension for this.
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by 65 4y ago
JSX templating engine for Node. This isn't necessarily all that difficult to make since Babel can already transform JSX for you. I just want to use JSX as only a templating engine, not with React. I'd use it with Express and Alpin
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by 65 4y ago
How do you know it's painful for others? Are you assuming it's painful for others?
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by 65 4y ago
300 is nothing compared to the typical Node project. It's typical for a basic React project to have over 14,000 dependencies.
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by 65 4y ago
If you live in the boring suburbs where you have to drive everywhere to do things and see people, then yeah there's basically nothing to do except watch television and browse the internet. My general theory of existence is that your en
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by 65 4y ago
Yes, but not everyone has the talent to learn quickly, get good enough to get a job, and to keep that job. I'll give a metaphor. I always wanted to learn how to kickflip as a kid, but I sucked at skateboarding. It took me 10 years, man
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by 65 5y ago
I've been testing out Alpine.js recently and find it to be very nice to use. You can have reactive state and most of the conveniences of React, but all in your HTML without a build step. I work with SSR React professionally and many ti
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by 65 5y ago
I feel like I'm the only person left who actually likes working and being productive with other people. I actually like programming and solving problems with other people. There's been a huge shift since COVID to embrace not worki
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by 65 5y ago
And pay for Wordpress sites too! I have a static Next.js site hosted on S3 and I don't pay anything to host it.
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by 65 5y ago
One day I hope PHP will come up with a more user friendly template literal system. I love the javascript template literal system since single quotes and double quotes are all fine, and you can add variables, ternaries, and even functions in
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by 65 5y ago
Wordpress is pretty great. https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress
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by 65 5y ago
It would be better if Javascript had Array.empty() instead of comparing array length. It would make things even more explicit and more convenient.
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by 65 5y ago
The answer is use whatever language/framework you know best. Know PHP? Use Laravel. Know Python? Use Django. For me, I am mainly a Javascript developer so I use AWS + Next.js. It's very easy to create an API with Serverless, hook
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by 65 5y ago
It's interesting to me how trendy "diversity" is these days, and it's always in the context of race. It's interesting how we don't ever think of diversity in terms of class, wealth, disability, etc. An Ivy Leag
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by 65 5y ago
It's not about teaching people literally how to code. It's about teaching people how to learn how to code. For example, if you're trying to teach someone Javascript with "this is a variable, this is a function, this is a
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by 65 5y ago
I'm not sure what non-technical users are downloading but I suspect Adblock is going to be far better at preventing non-technical users from downloading a virus than antivirus software.
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by 65 5y ago
Just want to say you are not alone. I too want to have a place to go. Whether it's a co-working space or an office for the company I work for, waking up and working in the same place every day is slowly driving me crazy. The WFH people
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by 65 5y ago
Maybe part of the issue here is more about financial incompetence causing these bad decisions in the first place. Teaching a kid how to be wise with their money is unbelievably valuable. Just teaching kids how to spend and save their money
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by 65 5y ago
Maybe it's just because I don't go one Facebook much at all, but my timeline is like... really really garbage. Unthinkably low quality posts. I've even started getting posts for Facebook marketplace listings from people I&#x2
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by 65 5y ago
Maybe I'm just dense, but this seems more like a centralized identity more than a decentralized identity. Which, if you lose, like I have with various wallets I've had over the years, seems extremely sketchy.
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by 65 5y ago
I'm a big fan of their monetization strategy. Instead of relying on advanced advertising tracking they use micro-transactions to buy digital goods. It's a lot cleaner and doesn't ruin the experience of using the site.
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by 65 5y ago
> I decided to try Rails after writing boilerplate in Node for two hours with Express, Postgres, EJS, Knex, etc and having a simple ‘hello world’ to show for it. Well there's your problem. If you were to `npx create-next-app` you&#x
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by 65 5y ago
For me Next.js with Tailwind is the answer for front end, and for back end I find Lambda, Dynamo, Cognito, S3, etc. the easiest. Stripe for payments. In reality it's whatever you're most productive with.
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by 65 5y ago
What about a helper function for that? Something like this: const md = styles => styles.split(' ').map(style => 'md:' + style).join(' ') Then const styles = [ 'w-16 h-16 px-2 p

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