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by georges_gomes 4y ago
This technic is very interesting. I imagine quite effective and very small JavaScript decoded.
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Productive Procrastination(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
1 points by georges_gomes 4y ago|0 comments
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by georges_gomes 4y ago
I would like one :)
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Twitter Deleting Tweets for Auth(martinfowler.com)
3 points by georges_gomes 4y ago|0 comments
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CRT-style Pi portable gets all the details right(hackaday.com)
15 points by georges_gomes 4y ago|3 comments
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Debugger Figma plugin – it's like devtools for Figma(figma.com)
1 points by georges_gomes 4y ago|0 comments
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The Complete Guide to the Dark Mode Toggle(ryanfeigenbaum.com)
1 points by georges_gomes 4y ago|0 comments
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Atomico – Web Component framework in 3k of JavaScript(atomicojs.dev)
4 points by georges_gomes 4y ago|0 comments
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by georges_gomes 5y ago
I can see benefits even while scrolling a webpage or moving windows around. It's very confortable. This been said, I can remember CRTs at 60hz with side scrollers and demos at 60fps with perfect image stability while scrolling. You cou
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Show HN: story.to.design – Storybook to Figma(story.to.design)
2 points by georges_gomes 5y ago|0 comments
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by georges_gomes 5y ago
WebContainers are made by Stackblitz but the link is about `browser-vite` [0]. It's made by ‹div›RIOTS [1] and it's something else. There is a chapter in the post that compares `browser-vite` and `WebContainers` [2]. [0] https:&#
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Browser-Vite – Vite in the Browser(divriots.com)
62 points by georges_gomes 5y ago|8 comments
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Style-Dictionary Online Playground(style-dictionary-play.dev)
1 points by georges_gomes 5y ago|0 comments
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Source code, bundle size and performance for 51 variants now! Some great additions like @github's catalyst and jtml, Kirei Vue 3 composition api inspired, twind the tailwind-in-js or the upcoming LitElement v3 and LitHtml v2 still in p
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All the Ways to Make a Web Component – 2021 Update(webcomponents.dev)
2 points by georges_gomes 6y ago|2 comments
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Sounds good. Like have some sort of generic page with components and look for lighthouse score. I'm adding to the list!
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Adding Mithril.js to the list :thumbsup: Thanks for reporting the issues we will look into it. How to you install a Chrome v68?
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MSDN – Blast from the Past(blog.alignment-systems.com)
2 points by georges_gomes 6y ago|0 comments
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
I think the difference is that when you design a full React app, everything sit on the same "React base". If you want to move to upgrade to a new React version everything needs to upgrade. And if you need to migrate to Vue or Embe
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
The link should give you some answers on code style and performance. What else are you looking for?
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
It's amazing but you are probably right :D
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
I love this creativity :) We should have you in the next update of the blog post!
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Thanks for the nice words :thumbsup: I'm adding polyfills/IE11 analysis in the TODO list! Great idea.
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
https://webcomponents.dev is actually partly build with Vanilla WCs, LitElement and StencilJS. No big deals ;)
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
I also love this aspect. You can experiment new things on some components without affecting the entire application.
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
co-author here. 1. The bundle size barcharts shows the component size (in light blue) and the framwwork size (darrk blue) 2. The Bundle Analysis chapter contains a description of the build tooling use for each component. Vue can be used wit
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Yes, the counter is simple. One reason is obviously that writing something in 30+ different framework that you need to "learn" is quite some work :) (10x more that I initially thought :D) The other reason is that a simple componen
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
co-author of the blog post here. Thank you @kjhughes for sharing our work here :pray: I don't know you but I love you already :heart: :) I'm trying to comment where I have something to bring. If you have questions or maybe a list
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Co-author of the blog post here. My mistake is to call it FCP. This local benchmark only shows the performance of: - parsing the javascript code - creating the DOM node That was the only goal. We should have network simulation for the next
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by georges_gomes 6y ago
Hi nend, co-author of the blog post here. I had blazor/webassembly in mind for quite some time, we will try to have it in on the next update :thumbsup: IMHO Web Component is the opposite of fractured because whatever "helper"

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