anonyfox

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by anonyfox 6y ago
Since Zola has an image resizing feature and shortcode-snippets, this could be a nice way to automate things away (i‘d hate to slice pictures for X sizes by hand). Will have a look, thanks!
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by anonyfox 6y ago
Thanks, didn‘t see it even after you posted it. german autocomplete probably :(
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by anonyfox 6y ago
Sometimes a little bit of inline html within the markdown comments will do for me... otherwise: had been a great experience so far. AFAIK you can set custom variables in the frontmatter of the markdown files, your layout/template html
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by anonyfox 6y ago
https://www.getzola.org/ Static site builder written in Rust
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by anonyfox 6y ago
Thanks for The feedback, will have a look!
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by anonyfox 6y ago
I do not really understand why it is _that_ slow... DOM Processing 743 ms Parse 493 ms ... I mean, it is just some quite light HTML and minimal CSS, right? what could possibly make your browser so slow at handling this?
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by anonyfox 6y ago
Oh, wow. I have no idea, there is not much content yet, and zero external dependencies... maybe its the "anon" in the name? I mean, I even bought a Dotcom domain to look ok-ish despite my nickname :/
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by anonyfox 6y ago
I just settled on https://oxal.org/projects/sakura/ and added a handful of lines for my grid view widget, that's all. Maybe it's me, but I originally learned that the concern of CSS is to make a document
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by anonyfox 6y ago
I just rewrote my personal website ( https://anonyfox.com ) to become statically generated (zola, runs via github Action) so the result is just plain and speedy HTML. I even used a minimal classless „css framework“ and ontop I a
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by anonyfox 6y ago
Doing Elixir since 2016, deployed multiple Phoenix Projects to Production. Of you want to build dynamic web applications, phoenix+LiveView is imo _the_ best Option currently. It also keeps the promises: reliable (zero-maintenance apps runn
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by anonyfox 6y ago
Many emotional language bashing comments here, and everything between „php is dead“ to „php is awesome now“. Personally I liked that php has an ultra low entrance bar: shared hosting for $2, ftp deployment, no advanced syntax to understand.
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by anonyfox 7y ago
Has anyone here tried to use couchdb directly within an elixir/erlang OTP application? As like, „mix install“? Would kill for couchdb as a library!
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by anonyfox 8y ago
Elixir all the way. :)
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Phoenix LiveView Preview(elixirforum.com)
5 points by anonyfox 8y ago|0 comments
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by anonyfox 8y ago
Having developed with nodejs since v0.4, went through jquery => backbone => angular (1) => ember => vue => react, written stuff in several incarnations of javascript (including coffee and typescript), used build tooling from
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by anonyfox 8y ago
Crystal it is. Combined with the amber framework, porting the Ruby Code should be straightforward. Yes stuff isnt even 1.0 yet, but I would seriously bet on it right now.
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by anonyfox 8y ago
Without any forms of copyright, there would be an explosion in art, science and business... but mostly small firms/independend people would benefit from it. so, lobby does whatever it can to make people belief that only BigCorp with bi
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by anonyfox 9y ago
Didn’t he left the nodejs ecosystem because he said vocally that Go is so much better? Just curious what changed his mind...
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by anonyfox 9y ago
Of this happens, it will be the major turning point of React + JSX "winning" the frontend world. Another one is tooling, but the recent typescript Compiler can do TSX natively (no webpack config etc required). The last one is size
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by anonyfox 9y ago
Same as React: do not use if you plan to do anything that Facebook might dislike or steal, or want to sell your startup, or work in a bigger corp (ask the legal guys before).
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by anonyfox 9y ago
Sounds somewhat like the default culture here in germany: direct and blunt. Many foreigners are very uncomfortable with this attitude, but I think this is not "cold" but highly efficient and benefits everyone everyday AFAIK.
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by anonyfox 9y ago
Your freedom ends where my freedom begins. Hate speech only does harm other people, so why should we tolerate it? Sure it may be abused under circumstances, but afaik most people here are in favor of these laws. Just because you disagree do
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by anonyfox 9y ago
At this point it seems that many Europe nations are more "free" than the US. Now with same-sex marriage getting legal in germany the probably last big issue is resolved. You will not get extreme high salaries like in the US, but t
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Web Development in 2017(medium.com)
31 points by anonyfox 9y ago|28 comments
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by anonyfox 10y ago
Am I the only one that sees the container-stuff as an intermediate stepping stone until AWS lambda (or similar offerings) can be applied on every coding Problem?
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by anonyfox 10y ago
Since 2.1 ts is becoming a de-facto default choice for any serious JS projects I'd say. In conjunction with VSCode it really shines and makes JS sometimes even enjoyable... But there is an issue that quirks our team almost daily: the b
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by anonyfox 10y ago
What is this, the paralympics of software IDEs?
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by anonyfox 10y ago
I really hope for a standardized universal UI to emerge, maybe something like the futuristic screens in Deus Ex games. There just needs to be something like a hypermedia-api on a server, some semantic content markup, and all consumers (brow
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by anonyfox 10y ago
Here in Germany, you might be in trouble if you look like a young male refugee from syria. Looking hispanic or african or asian will be a non-issue, though. This has nothing to do with Trump, but with our refugee crisis, and the way our m
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by anonyfox 10y ago
meanwhile I'm still in love with my perfectly working apple watch (1st gen). There was (and is) laughter about the topic and apple doing it, but really, this $300 device integrated in my daily life to the point of missing it when not w

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