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by Wolfr_ 6y ago
Their marketing is good, they do a primo job at conveying the message in a nice looking way, but the end result is still HTML littered with hundreds classes, that gets hard to maintain and impossible to refactor.
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What’s Changed in Bootstrap 5?(mono.company)
2 points by Wolfr_ 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple doesn’t care about your PWA(johanronsse.be)
2 points by Wolfr_ 6y ago|1 comments
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Should you use scoped styling?(mono.company)
1 points by Wolfr_ 6y ago|0 comments
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Why you’ll probably regret using Tailwind(johanronsse.be)
4 points by Wolfr_ 6y ago|1 comments
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Routify 1.5 released for Svelte, alternative to Sapper(routify.dev)
3 points by Wolfr_ 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Routify, easy to use file-based router for Svelte 3(routify.dev)
2 points by Wolfr_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
I made a small front-end for a web app before: http://johanronsse.be/skilliverse-10/ - Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qicEFB_XrQQ This is much more about what the framework solves: UI as a func
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
Thank you :)
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
Here's a fun demo to look at: https://twitter.com/rich_harris/status/1200807516529147904
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
Thanks, I am going to investigate this.
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
It did well in the State of JS, but there are no big names using it. I think it will have grow in popularity in 2020. The community is still relatively small.
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
I am still 100% confused as to how it would work it I would "enable SSR" (which Sapper would allow you to do). Would the end result be a static site then? Something to explore next year (also see the comment below about it not wor
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
You can find versions that support Javascript at http://bestof2018.johanronsse.be/ and http://bestof2017.johanronsse.be/ . I used a static site generator for this. This is clearly a technology exploration.
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
I used Sapper before, I quite like it. But now I wanted to explore how one would build something like Sapper, this is why I went for base Svelte and then added a router. I now have pretty much what I used Sapper for and the setup is simpler
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
Pretty much this, utility-first leads to unmaintainable codebases, I try to explain why I want to change this with a combination of conventions on this page: https://ygdir.dev/rationale
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
This is something very new (a few weeks) and still a work in progress, it's nowhere near complete. It's going to be a “way of doing things” instead of a full-on framework, but at the same time, we could use more examples on how to
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
I promised myself to stop working on the project, but the games are: * Assetto Corsa Competizione * Dirt Rally 2 * Gran Turismo: Sport I should have added titles to them!
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
I did that the years before: using a static site generator. The goal is to explore new technologies so I can decide what to use at work. I spent quite some time on the router aspect here, which I know now more of, that I can use during the
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
The difference is that Svelte is pre-compiled while Angular will put templates through the renderer while building up the page.
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
For me it's about testing new technology, and I consider Figma's autolayout new technology. I think by doing things in a design app you experiment with other things you wouldn't necessarily do in the browser. For example colo
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
Not intentional!
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by Wolfr_ 7y ago
Every year I make an end of year project where I try some new technology. This year I made my project with Svelte. It's a list of the best albums, films, series etc. according to me.
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How I made a website with Svelte(johanronsse.be)
243 points by Wolfr_ 7y ago|123 comments
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Thoughts on Tailwind CSS(johanronsse.be)
2 points by Wolfr_ 7y ago|0 comments
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Bedrock Bases – A Prototyping Environment for Material Design or Bootstrap 4(bedrockapp.org)
3 points by Wolfr_ 8y ago|0 comments
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by Wolfr_ 9y ago
Don't know where this is coming from because in my experience developing for the web is much easier. There is tons of up to date documentation out there. Whereas developing Mac apps seems to rely on a set of arcane knowledge and having
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Bedrock – A powerful static site generator and component styleguide(bedrock.mono.company)
8 points by Wolfr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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Best of 2017 – A side project(johanronsse.be)
1 points by Wolfr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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Generate colour themes with ease thanks to this SCSS mixin(mono.company)
5 points by Wolfr_ 9y ago|0 comments

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