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bowlingx
2mo ago
Working on https://github.com/BowlingX/super-release , a semantic-release alternative written in rust - that supports mono-repos (but otherwise behaves similar). Why? semantic-release does not officially support mono re
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bowlingx
4y ago
I started working on a WYSIWYG CMS Editor for Web-Applications and Websites. Based on my experiences, I think there is something missing in the market for content creators / editors for WebApps (with landing pages etc.) and websites. T
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bowlingx
5y ago
Congrats! This is a very exciting release!
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bowlingx
5y ago
Yap, been there :/.
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bowlingx
5y ago
I remember printing out the gentoo documentation back in the days to do a stage-1 install with the only computer I had :D. This was so much fun
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bowlingx
6y ago
We use mjml as well, together with nunjucks. It's awesome :). No more HTML wrestling for all the different clients.
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bowlingx
6y ago
I ordered one :D. I love the size of the car, it's small enough to navigate in a town and AC charging speed is high (22 kw, no one else, besides a SMART offers this in this price range). I can't charge at home (as I live in an app
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bowlingx
6y ago
I love your songs :) Thank you!! <3 And you defnitly popped up on discover weekly :D. I usually star songs that I like there, and / or order them in my custom playlists.
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bowlingx
6y ago
I'm working on a vegan catering platform (launch page: http://launch.vegcraver.com/ ). Stack is nextjs, postgraphile and stripe as payment provider.
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Physical Borders rise up while Online Borders fall
(medium.com)
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7y ago
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bowlingx
7y ago
I used redux before switching to Apollo and a query parameters / routing based state management. In Web Applications especially, it makes sense to couple global state to URLs. It makes the page and the current state shareable and bring
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bowlingx
7y ago
I think a highly underrated Topic: Food and Environment: 1.) Clean meat will become affordable to produce and cause a big shift in the meat industry. 2.) More People will switch to a (more) plant based diet, either for health and/or en
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bowlingx
7y ago
I am using postgraphile in library mode with keycloak and passport.js (an open source project https://www.keycloak.org/ ) instead of auth0 and it works great.
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bowlingx
8y ago
Thank you for this <3 Technology wise this year was great. - Learned a lot more about kubernetes (bare metal, gcloud and finally digital ocean, rancher 2.0) - Improved my JS skills (react etc.), focused a lot more on architecture - Impro
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bowlingx
9y ago
Interesting article...I think the real inmates are the goats here.
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bowlingx
10y ago
For websites this seems ok for me, but for apps that run inside wkwebview, I think there should be more control about this behavior. You can't zoom normal apps so this would make the Usebility properly worse or unexpected.
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bowlingx
10y ago
The releasenotes mention at least the zooming in safari.
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bowlingx
10y ago
Finally they managed to remove the weird intelligent selection behavior in safari!!! (The one that unpredictable marks blocks or the whole website). Thank you apple :) They also ignore any viewport meta data so you can always zoom. My Cordo
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bowlingx
11y ago
My cordova application's history management stopped "randomly" working with "SecurityError: DOM Exception 18" exceptions. The reason (mentioned in the link I found) is a limit that has been recently introduced by ap
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History API broken bad in iOS 9.3
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11y ago
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11y ago
thanks :) you're welcome, I will extend FlexCss in the next month and add more documentation!
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11y ago
I recently open-sourced a pattern-library/framework that uses mainly FlexBox to arrange/layout items: http://bowlingx.github.io/flexcss/ . FlexBox for me was especially useful for big forms while using less ma
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bowlingx
11y ago
That's correct. But it is possible to specify a context container where the highlighting is executed so if you change parts of the document (like around this container) it doesn't change the relative path. Example: <html> &l
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bowlingx
11y ago
Thank you for your feedback. What do you mean with cancel? The script will render all selections without doing any assumptions about previous renderings and nests them. Can you give an example? thank you :)
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bowlingx
11y ago
Hey, thank you for your feedback. Yeah, that are some problems with the selection that comes back (no textnode comes back but properly the body or something else). I have no solution for this so far but I will figure something out ;). thank
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bowlingx
11y ago
yes, thats correct, I just specified colors for 4 overlappings. This is just made with css, you can specify the level how deep you want.
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bowlingx
11y ago
If you just want to select a portion of a text that would be working with build-in browser APIs (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/getS... ). Marklib can be used to make a s
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bowlingx
11y ago
Let's say you want to build a collaboration tool where you write articles. You want to provide a functionality that people can comment on parts inside the article (inline comments) and you need a way to visualize what they marked and a
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bowlingx
11y ago
marklib helps you persisting selections a user did by providing rendering and serialization of selections.
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bowlingx
11y ago
Hi :), marklib focuses on rendering and persisting (serializing) the selection, not on actually providing a cross-browser functionality to get the selection. marklib is especially useful and build for rendering incremental persisted selecti
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