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geenat
3y ago
htmx is html but: all elements can make http requests, not just <a> and <form>
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geenat
3y ago
I will when FF doesn't regularly lose my sessions. Thanks. Dunno how bugs like this continue to exist.
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geenat
3y ago
>I would like a super lightweight host process for interpreters that is similar to php-fpm This. It's an area where PHP really pulls ahead. php-fpm has preload, persistent db connections, worker pre-warm, etc. all built in- all of t
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geenat
3y ago
Glad to see it. Any scalability simplification features like this are very welcome, and necessary to compete with other databases at this point such as CockroachDB and Vitess
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3y ago
It's okay-ish for projects that involve planned, pre-rendered scenes of pre-determined length. For anything involving live-action clips (using it for "talking head + b roll".. tutorials, documentaries etc) mainly could use th
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geenat
3y ago
Would really love to see more resources be put into smoothing out the workflow of the video editor.. even just quality of life features such as "always showing waveforms" and auto-snapping clips when you cut would make a drastic d
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geenat
3y ago
Good options for zero build: * Self host tailwind v3 CDN. * https://github.com/gnat/css-scope-inline Both are surprisingly fast- parse 10,000+ <style> or class="..." in under a second.
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3y ago
Are we too afraid to consider features and source code now? I remember when Starlette and FastAPI were both just starting in the double digits. IMO this is 100% a sleeper project based on the qualities above.
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3y ago
https://github.com/nggit/tremolo Also may be of serious consideration to people looking at microdot, because: * Pure asyncio only, zero dependencies. * Ships its own ASGI server, like Sanic. (No juggling uvicorn and gu
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geenat
3y ago
How's the SSH interoperability? Transparent SSH interop is why I stick to Bash rather than moving to a Python solution.
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geenat
3y ago
RIP fabric. Makes me sad how fabric v2 jumped the complexity shark. v1 was so much more simple and elegant.
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3y ago
URL to talk?
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geenat
3y ago
What's the business model?
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geenat
3y ago
https://hyperscript.org/
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Show HN: Tiny jQuery alternative with inline Locality of Behavior
(github.com)
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Show HN: Vanilla CSS Tailwind alternative in 16 lines
(github.com)
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geenat
3y ago
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3y ago
CSS Scope Inline enables you to do something awesome not possible in Tailwind... @media lg { /* As many lg properties you like instead of adding lg: to everything. */ } https://developer.chrome.com/articles/cs
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Show HN: Vanilla CSS Tailwind alternative in 18 lines
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
The ego of anons who are "also good at making software", try to minimize Stallman, then step back into anonymity is hilarious. You're comparing yourselves to a guy who has changed the face of software and privacy, probably fo
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Htmx Tailwind Alternative: Inline Scoped CSS
(github.com)
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3y ago
A compromise for people who are intrigued by Tailwind's Locality of Behavior but don't want the insane bulk of the CDN or build step-- and want to still write pure vanilla CSS. Write <style> inline and automatically have it
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geenat
3y ago
The curly brace community already has tons of great choices. Let indent people have their mojo.
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Multiplayer Wordle in bash and Htmx and Fly.io
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3y ago
URL?
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3y ago
Looks more useful than OP.
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3y ago
Would love to use more golang- amazing build system and cross compiler built in. "All in one" binaries are the best thing ever. I adore most of the ideas in the language. .... but there are just soooo many little annoyances /
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3y ago
Explain how does it handle large binary files? (the UX around this is the shortcoming of all current DVCS..)
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3y ago
I don't think it matters- The patterns have been fine to scale Moodle this far, and are relatively simple and easy. PHP is the gold standard for "it will run forever" in web- new patterns with the goal of faster iteration spe
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3y ago
As a former commercially employed Moodle / LMS dev, Moodle just needs a refresh of the CSS frontend theme, maybe add htmx for more fluid interactivity. The back end is still quite competitive and mostly just works. Classic PHP advantag
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3y ago
For the uninitiated: Fairly certain this can only handle minor version upgrades... Which is generally as easy as moving your data folder beside the new binary and starting postgres.. (minor version upgrades are already trivial..) Major vers
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