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4y ago
Is the data shared between vector tiles, geocoding and directions? Or is each feature pulling its data from a different index?
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4y ago
Most users don't care but I very much prefer to have URLs with `/?page=123` instead of `?_next=xxx`. I should get over it but meanwhile I'll stick to offset pagination with deferred join (see aarondf's comment).
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4y ago
From a user perspective that seems like great news. Now I don't have to worry about file extensions. I just keep ePub files in my library.
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clementmas
4y ago
Or you can work for a remote digital agency. This one accepts part time: https://www.zdigitalagency.com
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4y ago
Startups are probably more flexible to work with. I'm looking for a contractor at the moment: https://travelmap.net/jobs/fullstack-web-developer
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4y ago
Tailwind CSS IntelliSense will give you a list of all the possible classes with the associated pixel value. You can also do text-[20px] if you really need that specific size.
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clementmas
4y ago
Interesting. I like the idea of clean HTML. It's probably great for small projects but I'm not sure it would scale for bigger applications.
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4y ago
I gave it a shot and now I like it. I don't have to add classes to my HTML and separate my CSS. I find it more maintainable. The built-in config and colors are also quite good.
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4y ago
I never had any issue with Mailgun before. I'm now using Postmark as a backup service and it works very well. It's very easy to set up with Laravel (PHP): MAIL_MAILER=failover
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4y ago
It is referred as “Maslow’s pyramid” in French: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramide_des_besoins That how I learned the concept in France but I guess English speaking countries refer to it properly as “Maslow's
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5y ago
I received a second email 3 hours later: "Hi there, Vercel still has a free plan called "Hobby". We received feedback that our previous email was confusing and we’re sorry. We emailed you because we’re deprecating a plan call
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5y ago
You can play with an interactive version here: https://premium-plus.travelmap.net Beware this globe view projection has not been released officially yet.
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Experimenting with Mapbox GL JS's upcoming globe projection
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Can you zoom in and drag your locator maps around once embedded? I only see images being generated
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5y ago
Very neat product! I especially like your Maps app (I myself built TravelMap.net). Are all your maps static? Do you generate and host your OSM vector tiles yourself?
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5y ago
I feel like that sometimes but if you look at the open-source code and take time to understand it, it's not magic anymore but powerful abstractions. You could say the same about Laravel itself.
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5y ago
I'm really into the idea of HTML over-the-wire, with Blade templates and PHPUnit tests. No need to split the logic between the backend and the frontend. However I still need SPA navigation and although there's a Turbo adapter [0],
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5y ago
Github repo: https://github.com/livewire/livewire Website: https://laravel-livewire.com
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How Laravel Livewire works
(calebporzio.com)
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You don't really think in terms of days but 2-hours shifts. And some of them felt like they would never end, especially in the dark at night
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Our 9m boat was surprisingly stable even in 6m waves. As long as you don't rotate sideways the risk of capsizing is pretty low
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That reminded me of my team rowing across the Atlantic ocean but watching the storm video again doesn't seem that impressive in comparison: https://youtu.be/3barM5C7ecg?t=184
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I'm impressed with the website design. A bit slow at the moment but it looks very good. Good job!
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6y ago
If you're patient and if the project is not too complex I don't think it's a problem. I launched https://travelmap.net 7 years ago while working full time and stopped my job 3 years later to work on it full time
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6y ago
What's the browser support for Turbo? It uses the History API, fetch, AbortController, etc. So Edge 16+, Safari 12.1+, FF 57+?
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Caleb Porzio (creator of Livewire) made videos about "Server-Side Applications": https://laracasts.com/series/javascript-techniques-for-serve... His work inspired me to build my app (TravelMap) with SSR views
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6y ago
Hey guys, I'm the founder of TravelMap.net. I built it as a PWA but if it's not in the Play/App Store, I feel like people don't value it the same way. What's your take on this?
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Is TravelMap an app? Yes, it's a web app
(travelmap.net)
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7y ago
That's great news. Thanks for the link
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