danfritz

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by danfritz 2y ago
I'm a long time material ui user and always disliked the tailwind approach of slapping classnames in a long string. After reading the excellent article it hit me, I'm already doing the exact same :facepalm: <Box mr="4&quot
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Next.js Breaks React Fundamentals(ondrejvelisek.github.io)
3 points by danfritz 3y ago|1 comments
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by danfritz 3y ago
Give it a couple of months: Why the f*ck are we templating JSON This article feels very ironic to me hence the sarcasm. Give me code as configuration and I'll be interested
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by danfritz 3y ago
Cut costs down to 90% by going serverless and run everything on lambdas? Nothing keeps humming if it's not being used
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Serverless Framework v4(serverless.com)
5 points by danfritz 3y ago|0 comments
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I Won't Use Next.js(epicweb.dev)
121 points by danfritz 3y ago|38 comments
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Things you forgot (or never knew) because of React(joshcollinsworth.com)
6 points by danfritz 3y ago|0 comments
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by danfritz 3y ago
Cannot get past rule 5, tried a bunch of different solutions from this thread but nothing works. Maybe a browser quirk ( I'm on Brave IOS) Anybody else have the same problem?
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We saved 90% of costs with AWS Fargate – Insider Engineering(medium.com)
1 points by danfritz 3y ago|0 comments
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My Struggle with Remix(redd.one)
2 points by danfritz 3y ago|0 comments
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Gatsby Is Joining Netlify(gatsbyjs.com)
14 points by danfritz 4y ago|0 comments
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by danfritz 4y ago
Will definitely check this out! I'm a long time asdf user but I always struggle with the shims and long timeouts. I occasionally hit 2sec until my node version is resolved.
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by danfritz 4y ago
With lambda you pay for what you use. It scales endlessly and is quite cheap. Depending on your typical usage and load it can be a huge cost saver (also mentally) as lambda will scale. With ECS Fargate it costs money even without any traffi
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by danfritz 4y ago
You can enable the experimental `browsersListForSwc: true,` option which uses your browserlist to determine the appropriate target. You can also disable `legacyBrowsers` ref: https://nextjs.org/blog/next-12-2#other-impr
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Deploy a Next.js 13 App to AWS with Amplify Hosting(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by danfritz 4y ago|0 comments
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The Web’s Next Transition(epicweb.dev)
4 points by danfritz 4y ago|0 comments
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EU lawmakers back new tracing rule for crypto transfers(reuters.com)
1 points by danfritz 5y ago|0 comments
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Unity Game: Farmers stealing tanks(pixelforest.itch.io)
49 points by danfritz 5y ago|7 comments
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MusicButler will shutdown on February 15, 2022(musicbutler.io)
1 points by danfritz 5y ago|0 comments
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by danfritz 5y ago
An article on how to not break to new lines in the middle of a word, makes it hard to read. You can improve by running $('.content').style.hyphens = 'none'; flies away
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by danfritz 5y ago
Sadly Lottie is a huge dependency, for one or two animations I find it wasteful to even add it. Another downside is that your lighthouse score gets negatively affected since the animation is seen as busy time so your time until interactive
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by danfritz 5y ago
I've worked with angular 1.x never made it to the upgrade of v2 and moved to React. I couldn't grok the two way data binding which seems odd let alone all the decorators / services / controllers patterns. In the end I ha
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by danfritz 5y ago
Looks like CSV described. Gzip the json and don't care about the biggest selling point
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by danfritz 5y ago
This will never get any traction except for startup hype. The economics just don't work and the end user sees nothing changed since frontend stays the same? How complicated and expensive can you get. Engineering is about solving proble
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by danfritz 5y ago
I have never had "bugs" from my bank or money that suddenly got stole / removed from my account. Yet in crypto land this seems to be daily news. Far too much trust and too little control in systems like DeFi. It all sounds wo
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by danfritz 5y ago
I just made an account did a recording but cannot seem to see the network request tab anywhere in the ui? I can make a brakepoint, add console.log statements and evaluate stuff (pretty cool tech) but where do I find network requests?
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by danfritz 5y ago
Does it record network calls? We often build fronts for API'S so bugs are most of the time mismatch between frontend va backend expectations
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by danfritz 5y ago
I follow the readme of creating a seam so you get nice isolated class you can easily test. Then I would suggest to write a lot of tests, understand the code and then refactor and ensure your test still pass. No need for a gem like this. As
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by danfritz 5y ago
Cool, does it also work when you squash PR? One thing that annoys me about conventional commit is that they assume merge or rebass but if you squash features / bugs it's a one line change in your history. By default the auto gener
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Multics Gets a New Release 52 Years After Launch(hackaday.com)
2 points by danfritz 5y ago|0 comments

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