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by celicoo 8mo ago
https://catchditto.site I'm building Ditto — it clones websites with 100% visual accuracy and outputs a proper React app with named components and preserved structure. The problem: you find a design you love, want to use it
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Bolsonaro found guilty in attempted coup, assassination plot(washingtonpost.com)
19 points by celicoo 1y ago|2 comments
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by celicoo 1y ago
Reading through all these comments gives me hope. Finally people are speaking up about what we have all been experiencing in isolation — the gradual enshittification of Vercel/Next.js in service of Vercel's business model. The m
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by celicoo 1y ago
Do you care to elaborate?
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by celicoo 1y ago
It's really sad what Next.js has become. I still use it, but I have to maintain my own fork with patches. The next.config.js file is an ugly escape hatch that lets you change default behavior for things that should be properly extensib
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by celicoo 1y ago
Sorry to hear, Adam! Know that this isn't about you — it's them. Unfortunately, we are all cogs in this capitalistic system where replacement isn't a matter of if, but when...
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by celicoo 2y ago
:mag: Emailchaser IS HIRING: ==== NOTE: This is a specialized role. Please apply only if you have proven experience with the required technologies. Candidates with clearly no experience in the specified technologies will be disregarded auto
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by celicoo 3y ago
Emailchaser.com is seeking a passionate and seasoned Front-End Engineer to join our team. The ideal candidate will have a strong focus on creating exceptional user interfaces and a deep knowledge of the MUI (v4 & v5) framework. Requirem
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by celicoo 3y ago
Thanks for the project! Can I expect it to run out of the box for Next.js static-generated files? If so, any recommendations on how to set it up in a Next.js project?
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by celicoo 3y ago
Hey @hartator, I felt the need to talk about my experience with SerpAPI's hiring process because, quite frankly, it was no good. First off, I was super excited when I applied at SerpAPI. I really wanted to be part of what you are build
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by celicoo 7y ago
Hey, creator of Docli ( https://docli.dev ) here. 3 months ago I've posted on Hacker News about Docli, a new library to help you build CLI Apps in Go. After the feedback I received about the lack of support for nested command
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Building CLI Apps in Go with Docli(github.com)
5 points by celicoo 7y ago|1 comments
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Building CLI Apps in Go with Docli(docli.dev)
2 points by celicoo 7y ago|0 comments
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by celicoo 8y ago
Hey! I've opened an issue to discuss about the subcommands feature: https://github.com/celicoo/docli/issues/10 I would love to know your opinion about it.
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by celicoo 8y ago
Hey thanatos_dem Right now Docli can't handle those scenarios, but it will on the next big release - which it might take a while because it's not trivial to add those features and keep the API simple.
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by celicoo 8y ago
Hey, I'm really sorry about that! I'm still working on the details, but thank you for the feedback.
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by celicoo 8y ago
Oh, I didn't notice how big it is! I will fix that as soon as possible. Thanks for the feedback.
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by celicoo 8y ago
Thanks! It was a friend of mine. You can see more of his work at https://www.instagram.com/sutocreation
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by celicoo 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback umvi. I will be working on making it clear that Docli is a Go library.
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by celicoo 8y ago
Exactly! Thank you for clarifying that. The documentation still needs some improvements, and this is one of them.
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by celicoo 8y ago
I've started with a fork of Docopt, but then I realized the exact same thing - the maintainers didn't use the best parsing practices, so I've just deleted the fork and started Docli. If you follow the tutorial you will see th
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by celicoo 8y ago
Totally! I love the idea of Docopt, but I don't like the implementation - that was the perfect excuse to start Docli (Although some of these points were not YET addressed).
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Docli – A declarative language for command-line interfaces in Go(docli.dev)
131 points by celicoo 8y ago|65 comments