Lerain

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by Lerain 3y ago
I love this. Yes, as mentioned by others, maintenance might be an issue, but that should not be the reason to abandon the whole effort of connecting elderly people to async TV and simple home automation. I am sure there are more than enough
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by Lerain 5y ago
I get your point and this conversation might be as old as Laravel itself. I would like to point out a couple of things though: The "hop in and be productive" part is directly related to Laravel being pretty opinionated. It's
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by Lerain 5y ago
As a Laravel user, I am extremely happy about the different paths you can take and I think it's absolutely fantastic that you are _able_ to avoid those magical things like a plague, if you don't want or need them. I find Livewire
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by Lerain 5y ago
My god, I haven't seen Craft before and... I haven't been so hyped about a software in a while. It's the perfect sweet-spot between Bear and Notion. Seriously... thank you! At first I was a little concerned when I saw Notions
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by Lerain 6y ago
That was extremely entertaining and so much fun to read, thanks!
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by Lerain 6y ago
This is pretty cool! Are you open to PRs for foreign language recipe sites (German in my case)?
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by Lerain 6y ago
OP has been putting out a series of useful tools lately [1] and been very transparent about his process on Twitter [2]. Seeing this thread derail into a discussion about PHP is pretty annoying. It seems to happen to anything PHP-related her
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by Lerain 7y ago
I see, thanks for the ARIA-hint and the quick tips regarding screen readers!
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by Lerain 7y ago
Thanks a lot for that blog post (and the update)! That was super insightful and interesting to me. Setting up a screen reader and actually experiencing the way a blind person views the web has been on my list of things to do for the longest
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by Lerain 7y ago
I am a great fan (as much as one can be a fan of an analytics tool) and advocate for matomo. They even have server log analytics with no client-side tracking whatsoever. We're using it for a big variety of clients small to big and sure
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by Lerain 7y ago
I was trying to read it on an iPhone using Safari. The mobile "experience" is way, way worse compared to that on a big screen. At least two thirds of my screen estate were blocked by popups and that's how the vast majority of
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by Lerain 7y ago
After closing the huge sign-up popup, dismissing the Medium-App-suggestion and closing the cookie-banner I lost all interest in reading the article, which is a shame. I sometimes hate the internet. At least the HN comments were insightful,
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by Lerain 7y ago
I am using Gridsome in combination with CraftCMS (and CraftQL) for a client project. The moment you understand how to write a content-plugin based on your own needs, everything falls into place and makes it a pretty useful piece of tech. So
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by Lerain 8y ago
This is absolutely fantastic and exactly the kind of music I love to hear while working. It has already conquered a rare spot as one of my pinned tabs! Wouldn't this be a great usecase for a tiny OSX tooolbar-app that lets you use your
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by Lerain 9y ago
I am using Dokku ( https://github.com/dokku/dokku ) for exactly that and love it. If you've ever used Heroku, you'll feel right at home. When I looked into Kubernetes for my purposes, it seemed to be quite the