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Jamming into the Mainstream: Jamstack Community Survey 2021(jamstack.org)
1 points by canyonero 5y ago|0 comments
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by canyonero 5y ago
Netlify shines in a git based workflow with teams (deploy previews on every pull request, collaborative tools, etc). For a solo dev, I can understand the limited appeal if you already have a workflow that works for you.
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by canyonero 5y ago
I don’t know about Vercel, but I know Netlify supports drag and drop file uploads on https://app.netlify.com/drop They’re ephemeral (only accessible for a day or so unless they’re claimed) and don’t require an account or re
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by canyonero 5y ago
> It's why the Jamstack mascot is the loading spinner. I know much of the HN crowd loves to hate on bloated SPA applications (and not for good reason, we all deserve better perf), but this comment makes no sense. You can have a fast
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by canyonero 5y ago
I've been using mdBook: https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook for a personal knowledge base in an ebook format and it's been a joy. Not Ruby, it's written in Rust instead. It's very easy to customize
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by canyonero 6y ago
Kudos to the team on the release. I'm a huge fan of allowing CSS via arbitrary class names. I work on team that is in the midst of migrating a large codebase away from custom global CSS (with BEM) to Tailwind. We frequently have to aug
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Ask HN: Migrating away from React after license decision?
2 points by canyonero 9y ago|1 comments
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by canyonero 10y ago
SailPoint | Senior UI Engineer | Austin, TX | https://www.sailpoint.com/ SailPoint is the fastest-growing, independent identity and access management (IAM) provider, SailPoint helps hundreds of global organizations securely
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by canyonero 10y ago
Why exactly did you choose to move to a framework that, according to it's commit history, had its first commit 15 days ago? Why are people porting apps to a framework that is a few days old? I find it very difficult to believe that you
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by canyonero 10y ago
"React can be fun to learn in the beginning but over time it does cause a lot of fatigue when you need it to do a little more" Could you elaborate on what extra things you'd like react to do for you?
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by canyonero 11y ago
I've been listening to a lot of Daft Punk lately and have been building some toy synths lately with the Web Audio API in JavaScript. I think I'll take the weekend to mess around with Sonic Pi. Great work, this is super cool!
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by canyonero 11y ago
My two cents: I work for a medium-sized company that has used Fabricator to build UI component libraries for clients. In each project where Fabricator was used, the deliverable source code (CSS and JS) has been both messy and inconsistent.
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by canyonero 11y ago
This article demonstrates that the author has not worked a large-scale web application. Modularity in CSS has been difficult to acheive, and there has yet to be a perfect solution. However, I'll gladly work with an intermittent solutio
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by canyonero 11y ago
For a company that has raised so much funding for JS animations library and mobile web app performance, you'd think they would be able to get their mobile navigation working properly. Is anyone else on iOS safari able use their nav?