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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> And two, standards aren’t standard. They’re adopted through a dubious process and then ignored by the most powerful companies. Apple is really the only one these days ignoring these standards. Even if it a "dubious process",
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I wanted to test a web app and was naive enough to buy an old iPhone 6, thinking I could test and debug my app. To my disappointment you can't update Safari through the app store and developer tools are pretty much non existent...
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> Safari has had add to home screen for the best part of a decade On Chrome you can trigger a add to home screen prompt from your own UI, making it a two touch experience. On iOS IIRC it only works on Safari and not in Chrome, but I coul
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
iOS only allows webkit based browsers, thus every browser on iOS pretty much just a skinned Safari
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
Web Push Notifications, ShardeWorker, BroadcastChannel. Native Add to Homescreen, Good Developer tools to debug things on a non Apple computer, Background Sync, Notification Badging API, App Shortcuts These are only the ones that I remember
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> Conversely, if Safari refuses to implement some alleged 'feature', it becomes much less useful even if Chrome does implement it. How is Safari not implementing standards seen as a good thing? While I do acknowledge that there
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I would get pretty mad if chrome wouldn't autofill my credit card information
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
and those queries well be send through gRPC.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I am doing the same. GET /api/module/method?param1&param2 or POST /api/module/method Body: Json{ param1, param2 }
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
So does CSS: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
At this point you might as well use normal CSS.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> Utility classes, while sometimes cumbersome to read, always state their intent. CSS properties always state their intent as well and IMO are even more explicit in what they are doing.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> Just write your CSS selector to target whatever you'd like, then use `@apply tailwind-classes md:other-tailwind-classes` inside the brackets. I never understood this argument, at this point you are just writing CSS with extra step
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
Or Inferno
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
Relevant Kurzgesagt video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzfpyo-q-RM
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
That reminds me of Basecamps article about "The majestic monolith" https://m.signalvnoise.com/the-majestic-monolith/
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
That would still be a good thing. If everybody would switch from cow's milk to soy milk we would cut green house gase emissions by two thirds. The affects on land and water usage are even greater. https://www.bbc.com/ne
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
"I think what most people associate with meat is actually the flavors that go into the meat-centric dish most cuisine is based on." Don't forget to add some MSG to get a savory umami flavour.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
Conventional beekeepers aim to harvest the maximum amount of honey, with high honey yields being viewed as a mark of success. When farmers remove honey from a hive, they replace it with a sugar substitute which is significantly worse for th
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
"A vegetable-heavy diet with little animal products on the other hand easily gives you everything, without any vitamin pills" yeah that's because you are indirectly consuming those vitamins that have been given to the animals
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
"I have been vegetarian for 30 years and all it took was one pastrami sandwich to cure all my health problems" Yeah sure.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
A monorepo I guess. It looks like Microsoft is using a monorepo for their office applications ( https://rushjs.io/ ) and you could do the same thing for node.js using yarn workspaces/lerna/rush. Each "Microserv
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
On top of that you only have to learn SQL once and you can use it pretty much everywhere without having to learn a different ORM - Learn once, write everywhere. Another thing that speaks for raw SQL is that it's a lot easier to debug q
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I was a casual user of Illustrator but got tired of the monthly subscription and it wasn't really worth the money since I would only use it like 5 times a month. I moved to Affinity designer about 4 years ago and I love it.