danpad

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by danpad 2y ago
Shame on you.
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by danpad 2y ago
True :D
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by danpad 2y ago
Weeeeell debating whether to use one of those 3 UI component libraries you mentioned is IMO pointless, you are gonna be fine with any of them. I was thinking more along the lines of Django vs Rails vs ASP.NET and someone suddenly coming in
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by danpad 2y ago
Yes, I could use those. But I gotta ask myself: - will my client have problems finding someone that speaks Czech/Slovak and also knows DaisyUI/HyperUI/HTMX/Django? - are those techs gonna be maintained in 5 years? - what
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by danpad 2y ago
Your first paragraph highlights the issue perfectly. You mentioned Bulma—how many developers have even heard of it, let alone use it regularly? It’s even worse when one app uses Bulma because someone wanted to try it out, another uses Tailw
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by danpad 2y ago
Excuse me - do you understand what a component library is? It's a whole framework from element wrappers, styling, animations to pre-made pages, filtering and sorting functions on tables etc. Think MUI, Bootstrap or PrimeNG. HTMX is jus
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by danpad 2y ago
Yes, I could do it with server rendered site, it wouldn't be as fast though. Also SPAs were my bread and butter with my previous employer, and I have gotten to a point where I am much more comfy with NextJS+Django than SSR Django, Djan
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by danpad 2y ago
> I've never seen a fast or responsive SPA Here, let me blow your mind. It's in Czech, but you can click the orange buttons to try the activites: https://gramazing.com/features . Made with NextJS (client side o
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by danpad 2y ago
Your first sentence implies there is some relevance of taking an arbitrary EV and comparing it to an arbitrary ICE. There's not... I am gonna bet anything your random EV is gonna be heavier than a Suzuki Swift.
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by danpad 2y ago
Hah, I hadn't even thought of banking/payments on the go. And true regarding the offline maps - a few sister comments mentioned leaving phone at home though.
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by danpad 2y ago
I think so. Also half of the people don't have children and/or have a lot of free time. I am not even talking about responding to emails/family chat. How do they do 2-factor auth to Heroku/Gitlab/whatever? Maps in a
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by danpad 2y ago
You do and they can get bullied because of it. You don't and they can get bullied because of it and also become the weird kid that doesn't have social media. Sometimes there isn't a good choice. :/
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by danpad 2y ago
I am not sure if this is satire or not.
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by danpad 2y ago
I don't think it's that unfathomable when you look at how governments spend the money. E.g. a public Czech university spent 80k euros to change their logo from this: https://cdn.xsd.cz/resize/21404adf37a839778
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by danpad 2y ago
Location: Czechia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django+DRF, React (+Material UI), NextJS, Docker, PostgreSQL, Redis Résumé/CV: https://danpad.com/cv.pdf / LinkedIn: https:/&#x2F
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by danpad 2y ago
that is simply not true. Try to solve the scenario of earning 10 USD a month via YouTube monetization with your tax domicile being in the Czech Republic while being full-time employed. "Simply get less money" is a vast overstateme