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by andros 7mo ago
It reminds me a lot of Org Social
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My Hacker News Modern Emacs Client package is now available on MELPA(git.andros.dev)
3 points by andros 7mo ago|0 comments
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My website is now ~2.8x faster after converting it to a Django LiveView SPA(en.andros.dev)
2 points by andros 8mo ago|0 comments
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Building Technical Cathedrals for an Audience That No Longer Visits Webs(en.andros.dev)
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Emacs Is a Fantasy Workstation(en.andros.dev)
4 points by andros 8mo ago|0 comments
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From Htmx to Django LiveView(en.andros.dev)
1 points by andros 8mo ago|0 comments
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by andros 9mo ago
Yes, he has a lot of accumulated experience!
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by andros 9mo ago
I completely agree with point 9
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Sending Patches via Email with Git(en.andros.dev)
2 points by andros 9mo ago|0 comments
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I created a game engine for Django?(en.andros.dev)
3 points by andros 9mo ago|0 comments
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by andros 10mo ago
Each user has their ID in the backend; you can save their status... if you want.
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by andros 10mo ago
I apologize, I assumed the architecture would be understandable from the examples. I'll keep that in mind!
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by andros 10mo ago
Thank you for this comment :)
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by andros 10mo ago
There is native middleware in Channels. I have it documented with a brief example in the documentation, and I also mention some security measures.
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by andros 10mo ago
If it's streaming at 60 fps, the bottleneck is in the browser, which is doing what it can :)
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by andros 10mo ago
That is!
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by andros 10mo ago
There are two things I'm really bad at: invalidating the cache and naming frameworks. It has that name because it's very inspired. It's an adaptation of Django.
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by andros 10mo ago
My first version of Django LiveView used HTMX. WebSocket connectivity is one aspect; there is another part of logic and architecture where it falls short.
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by andros 10mo ago
To improve fluidity, all you have to do is change the frames per second or the resolution, although the goal is not to make it playable. :D
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by andros 10mo ago
The concept is correct, but it's a bit simpler Its architecture is explained in the documentation, that's why it's so fast!
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by andros 10mo ago
Yes, you right hehe. I had fixed!
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Doom in Django: testing the limits of LiveView at 600.000 divs/segundo(en.andros.dev)
190 points by andros 10mo ago|53 comments
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Django Interactive Frameworks Benchmark: LiveView, SSR, Htmx, and Unicorn(github.com)
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Org Social surpassed twtxt in activity(preview.org-social.org)
1 points by andros 10mo ago|0 comments
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LiveView in Django is easy now(django-liveview.andros.dev)
2 points by andros 10mo ago|0 comments
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I forked instead of taking the easy way out(en.andros.dev)
1 points by andros 10mo ago|2 comments
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Quick tutorial to get started on Org Social(en.andros.dev)
33 points by andros 11mo ago|0 comments
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Django LiveView 2.0.0(github.com)
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SASS: The CSS Preprocessor That Survived the Apocalypse(en.andros.dev)
1 points by andros 11mo ago|0 comments
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by andros 1y ago
It depends on the niche you're in. It's not at the level of X/Twitter or Mastodon. You need a minimum of technical knowledge.

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