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by bitpush 2y ago
The middle finger is for people like you who didnt read the first paragraph. > A customizable version of the select element is officially in Stage 2 in the WHATWG, with strong cross-browser interest and a prototype for you to test out f
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by bitpush 2y ago
wut? You go to a YouTube video url to watch the video.
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by bitpush 2y ago
Apple: Ads are bad, and platforms that allows users targeting needs to die Also apple: lol, gimme some of that.
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by bitpush 2y ago
Really!? Is that really what you got out of it? I understand you're not a fan of Tailwind, so perhaps say what you dont like about Tailwind instead of creating a strawman and attacking it. Also, shame on you for poo-pooing on someone e
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by bitpush 2y ago
Isnt fiber symmetrical?
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by bitpush 2y ago
Yes, and I like markdown. But Nuejs claims to be standards-first. The entire premise of the framework is "All these other frameworks bring their own stuff, and have lost the plot on how beautiful HTML, CSS and JS can be", and then
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by bitpush 2y ago
If you want to be taken seriously, please do a like-for-like comparison. Your comparison is between 2 drastically different sites. https://next-blog-starter.vercel.app/ and https://simple-blog.nuejs.org/
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by bitpush 2y ago
> most of your codebase becomes CSS I dont understand how you're making this claim with a straight face. You're either willfully ignorant, or pretending to be too abstract. If your understanding on web-development is someone tw
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by bitpush 2y ago
You should clarify that you just updated that doc, based on the discussion here. It is kinda disingenuous to say "Check out the doc .." which gives the impression that all of the gaps people have identified in this thread was by d
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by bitpush 2y ago
> Nue flips this ratio: codebases become 90% CSS This shows a lack of understanding of what a modern webapp is meant to be. Again, your framework is a attempt for static blogposts & other non-interactive/minimally intercative si
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by bitpush 2y ago
The entire nuejs route is built using markdown. https://github.com/nuejs/nue/tree/master/packages/examples/s... which is totally non-standard. Super common, but non-standard. You compiled the
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by bitpush 2y ago
Do you think the code can be extended and maintained by someone other than you? How about a large team? When I look at the contributors, I see abysmal contribution from other people. https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/f
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by bitpush 2y ago
What's your reasoning behind the choice of markdown? To quote yourself - > What began as elegant HTML, CSS, and JavaScript has devolved into build systems demanding hundreds of dependencies just to render a page If HTML is so elegan
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by bitpush 2y ago
Nuejs uses markdown, which is not web. You cant claim to be standards-first, yet use something that is 100% non web-standard. That is before we talk about their use of 'bun', which is famously my-way-or-highway engine.
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by bitpush 2y ago
"standards-first" "bun" Choose one.
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by bitpush 2y ago
I'm glad that you brought up Astro. This is Astro but crappier. It even has "islands", something that Astro has made super-duper popular. To their credit, Astro authors are humble to tell you that Astro is not a good fit for
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by bitpush 2y ago
It is 100% true that modern frontend javascript development is hard. You take your eye off the ball for 6 months, and you lose what's going on. I can understand why casual folks find it difficult to get started. For instance, a year ba
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by bitpush 2y ago
(replying to self) I looked at the code, and I'm finding it very hard to take them seriously. https://github.com/nuejs/nue/blob/4ed9b628f9f307f19bd6dd4d09... This almost feels like someone taking on a ch
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by bitpush 2y ago
(replying to self) I just checked out the demo site, and now I'm question their design choices as well. https://simple-blog.nuejs.org/ Nue claims to be minimalist and an outright rejection of everything that is bloated
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by bitpush 2y ago
Lots of big claims, including bashing React and this seems to be a framework to build static sites, like blog posts with little to no reactivity? Also, kinda silly to "appeal to authority" by invoking Dieter Rams. I understand tha
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by bitpush 2y ago
The staying power of a Google = bad article on HN top page is insane.
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by bitpush 2y ago
I was without until you made that swipe about Samsung and Google. Don't be a fanboy. No company is your friend.
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by bitpush 2y ago
This is true, but sometimes the opposite is also true. Case in point, HomePod sucked so much they never became useful. It was discontinued
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by bitpush 2y ago
Apple was always going to fail this, and even more so going forward. LLM are built on data, and copious amounts of it. Apple has been on a decade long marketing campaign to make data radio active. It has now permeated the culture so much so
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by bitpush 2y ago
Came here to say this. It's amazing how correct Adam is with his analysis.
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by bitpush 2y ago
This sounds like a VC forced marriage. I'm like 90% sure that Coda and Grammarly are both under the same VC umbrella.
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by bitpush 2y ago
Enshittificaiton begins!
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by bitpush 2y ago
God forbid if people are paid to work on something.
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by bitpush 2y ago
You're getting the cause and effect wrong. For a company to exist, there needs to be stable structures in place. Foundational things like money, infrastructure, laws, people - "Capital".
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by bitpush 2y ago
Your heart is in the right place, but you negate all of that with either incorrect reasoning, or unnecessary hyperbole. First, you can make your point without saying "turning your house into a brothel". You and I both know, you sa

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