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by bluewalt 4y ago
Vanilla JS v. jQuery v. hyperscript full examples here: https://hyperscript.org/comparison/
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by bluewalt 4y ago
+1 for NotePlan. I use it extensively every day for 2 years and I can't go back. I'm just frustrated to lack advanced features or simple tables available on notions. However, as it's markdown based, it's kind of logicall
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by bluewalt 4y ago
I love these kinds of projects. I hope you'll have the time you need and enough attention/traction to make it work. I'm not sure it's possible, but it could be great to make this a team project officially supported by Dj
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by bluewalt 5y ago
This helped me a lot as well!
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by bluewalt 5y ago
I'm wondering how long Putin will keep the population obedient enough, by rising threats. At some point, when the people see they're losing everything, fear of jail is not enough to keep them quiet.
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by bluewalt 5y ago
I think one of the main reason SPAs are overused is because it's hard in 2022 for your users to wait after clicking on a link. Users are now used to instantaneous, especially since they all have a smartphone with apps on it. We, as web
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by bluewalt 5y ago
This project is very clever, because as a Django developer, when I tried to use. FastAPI, I didn't get the faith to learn another ORM. I've been using django ninja for months and I can say that it's a very good replacement to
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by bluewalt 5y ago
This is useful. As tailwind team is very active, I won't be surprised if they decide to embed an official tool like this one.
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by bluewalt 5y ago
It could even be a good name for a smtp provider as well :)
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by bluewalt 5y ago
I just found out this package and absolutely love the idea of "sanitizing" the queries. However I'm just wondering: if I'm a solo dev and I already monitor all my endpoints using Django Debug toolbar, how is it still use
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by bluewalt 5y ago
Exactly. I end up to get use to this fuzzy text, but the first time was like "Ughhh this is ugly".
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by bluewalt 5y ago
Another major issue not mentioned with non-retina displays is that you have to chose between a decent on-screen text size and pixel scaling. For example, I use a a 4K 27" LG monitor. If I use native 4K resolution, the text is way too s
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by bluewalt 5y ago
> links can change I guess you could use bit.ly links rather than direct urls to build an abstraction
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by bluewalt 5y ago
Question: can you read cards from the other side? I mean, imagine your cards are stuck on a wall in your room, can you still read them?
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by bluewalt 5y ago
Great! I'd like to do the same but not sure of using NFC tags rather than printing and sticking QR Code stickers directly to the back of the card? Please help me compare both approaches. For now, I'm thinking of: Pro's of QR
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by bluewalt 5y ago
I must +1 this, Django ninja is outstanding.
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by bluewalt 5y ago
For me, the BaaS philosophy is to simplify development by using an "all-batteries-included" platform. I know some people use Supabase just for the free postgres or other things, but I don't like to use multiple providers for
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Stripe Terminal expands into Europe(stripe.com)
9 points by bluewalt 5y ago|3 comments
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by bluewalt 5y ago
For everyone opposing Django to FastAPI, please take a look to the excellent Django Ninja: https://django-ninja.rest-framework.com/
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by bluewalt 5y ago
And you end up with tons a network calls and services to monitore, logs, manage and pay. I'd do the exact opposite by default, trying to have the most cohesive service, and occasionnaly use some external APIs when I can't do the s
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by bluewalt 5y ago
That's a very strong advice to remove irrelevant guilt. Many people bind success with money. That's just one thing you can benefit.
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by bluewalt 5y ago
That's a relevant advice IMO. However, as a tech guy trying to build stuff too, I need continuous motivation for this. I need to stay in a "flow" state. And a good fuel to this is to learn new cool things during the journey.
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by bluewalt 5y ago
https://noteplan.co/ -> Calendar, notes, and todo in the same place. Very convenient to me.
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Ask HN: Did you move from web dev to another dev land?
3 points by bluewalt 5y ago|0 comments
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by bluewalt 5y ago
"Thousands of businesses in production" + "still pre-1.0" in the same sentence perplexes me a lot.
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by bluewalt 5y ago
You can not say you get feature parity just after plugging an ORM to express. Of course if you're building a todolist, I understand the point, but as soon as you have more need, the journey of searching for packages, comparing them, te
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by bluewalt 5y ago
I don't know Phoenix enough to make a fair comparison, but I'd say it have major features Django doesn't have (like LiveView), but the opposite is probably true. But as soon as you go to the JS world, you won't find any
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by bluewalt 5y ago
While it sounds neat in its area, it seems to be the same philosophy than nest js: an opinionated way to gather a set of trendy tools (React, GraphQL, Prisma, Jest, WebPack, Babel, etc.) and enforce conventions around them. To me, it remain
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Ask HN: Why is there no Django/Rails equivalent in JavaScript world?
52 points by bluewalt 5y ago|82 comments
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by bluewalt 5y ago
As you said, you define your creativity by your code itself. I think some programmers (at least me) want a wider freedom, for example about features, or process, or devops stuff, etc etc. I think the more you're in a big structure wit

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