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by brylie 7y ago
LiteDOM also seems very promising: https://litedom.js.org/
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What framework-agnostic HTML UI component library would you recommend? Most of the options I have seen either have framework-specific dependencies (React, Polymer, Aurelia, Angular, Vue) or are just low-level frameworks for building your ow
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Iterating with Simplicity: Evolving a Django App with Intercooler.js (2018)(engineering.instawork.com)
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Native mobile apps, as easy as creating a website(hyperview.org)
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Dokku gets an honorable mention, as it makes deployment as simple as `git push dokku master`: http://dokku.viewdocs.io/dokku/ Dokku also uses(Heroku) buildpacks, which are becoming standardized: https://buil
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Intercooler js looks really cool! Do you have any suggestions for adding transition animations? E.g. to add smooth in/out for AJAX returned content.
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I'm enjoying developing Django apps with Wagtail CMS: https://wagtail.io I have had a great development experience. The Wagtail core team are very active and helpful.
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Now that web components are maturing, is there any working group that is chartered to improve the standard HTML UI compnent library?
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Would this type of event potentially affect human behavior, such as sleep patterns? I am genuinely curious because, anecdotally, my son and I had a difficult night sleeping and a friend said she and her son also had difficulty sleeping that
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A Python Packaging Carol(b-list.org)
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The interface is arguably the most important part. I.e. it is a tool developed for humans to use, so would ideally have simple, consistent, and by extension intuitive ergonomics. Elegance of internal implementation is secondary.
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C is constant, which is the "speed of light in a vacuum." Light can, and does, travel slower than C, e.g. when traveling through gas or other material. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light Scientist
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According to the Wikipedia article, "tired light" has been discredited due to lack of observational evidence and assumptiins about light scattering: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tired_light
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I'm not an astronomer, but "tired light" makes more intuitive sense to me to explain the redshift. In effect, we already know that matter can affect light through gravitational interaction. Since light is travelling so fast a
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Invest in projects that have maturity and staying power. For example, Python, Django, and Postgres offers a mature stack for web development.
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1) Unsubscribe. 2) Delete. 3) Repeat.
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> The last few versions have seen more accounting features drop out of community edition. Does this mean they are removing features from the open-source edition and limiting those features to enterprise users?
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One thing to notice is that the elements of music, rhythm, melody, and harmony, are based on relationships between periodic impulses. E.g. drum patterns, vibrating strings, musical sequences, and melodic intervals. Here is a small yet infor
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Kate and Ray Harmony have an excellent YouTube channel and free ebooks under the moniker Hack Music Theory https://hackmusictheory.com/home https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCDKiHSPstsj0silp519gt6w
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A/B Street would fit really well into the Citybound project, as they are both striving to produce realistic simulations. https://github.com/citybound/citybound I really hope A/B Street and Citybound developer
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There are other business models for open-source projects than the freemium/enterprise model mentioned in this article. For example, offering service and support can sustain an open-source company. Here is a broader list: https:/&
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I'm looking forward to when the onboarding process for IRC approaches the usability level of contemporary chat services such as Slack, Rocket Chat, Zulip, etc.
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They are perfectly capable of operating at a flat-rate service cost.
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No free extensions allowed at first and 30% tariff for selling through the Qt marketplace. I think platform companies, like Apple and Qt, should not be able to impose such a high percentage as gatekeepers.
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GPL version it seems: https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/13961
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I wish WordPress would help clean up its plugin/theme ecosystem and have raised this point multiple times in their annual community surveys. One major issue is that most of the plugins should be released as GPL since WordPress is GPL l
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Wagtail (based on Python/Django). It has a great developer experience, active/welcoming development community, and a WordPress inspired content management UI. https://wagtail.io
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Cool. It is worth testing on mobile since many readers are using our phones.
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Peehaps use this form? http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/doc/complaint.docx
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Right sidebar and popover message obscures the page and is hard to click away.

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