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by gitaarik 3y ago
Indeed, the Web Components APIs don't demand that you put the HTML and JS together. You can use it and structure it to your own likes.
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Why do you think this? I've been using it for years and it works lovely, no complaints at all.
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by gitaarik 3y ago
What a vendor lock-in basically means is that your integration with the vendor is so specific, that it's very hard to transfer to another vendor. Lit is basically a library that makes use of the native Web Components APIs in modern bro
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by gitaarik 3y ago
I never used Polymer but as far as I understand it was always an experimental project for the then very young technology of Web Components. And it was a rather opinionated framework also. Lit is just a very lightweight layer on top of the n
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Then you would love Lit [0]. It is like JSX, but then using more native html template technologies. [0]: https://lit.dev/
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by gitaarik 3y ago
The reason React uses a virtual DOM is because when React started, there were no (advanced) HTML templates yet. And it made it easy to setup listeners on elements, instead of manually adding it with `addEventListener()` and possibly remove
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by gitaarik 3y ago
How does that work?
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Then they still won't care as long as you pay for it
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by gitaarik 3y ago
The thing is that Firefox is the biggest project for an independent fully open source browser not tied to a big commercial company. Google having almost a monopoly is not good for the users, because Google therefore has a lot of leverage to
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Am I the only one that didn't understand how this is suppose to work from reading the first paragrah on the wiki article? My first question right away was: how do they get the water from an "underground aquaduct" to "the
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Of course that is possible, but wouldn't that make the project more complex again?
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by gitaarik 3y ago
You can already get very close to this style of writing html/js using Lit.dev
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Then I think we should all be cold, because I'm sure that at the time fire was invented by cavemen, that they were all rapists by today's standards ;). Unless it was a woman that invented fire. What school of thought is that anywa
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Doesn't what this comment says solve this for you? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38166928
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by gitaarik 3y ago
The linked article actually has a section "rebasing a lot of commits is hard" and it's conclusion is to rather not do it, mostly regarding what is mentioned above that section. But if you know how to use rerere properly, like
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Updating the software should be done by qualified medical software engineers. Just like you wouldn't let a random untrained family member do surgery on you or prescribe you any drug. The free software aspect would still benefit the com
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by gitaarik 3y ago
And so how do you then configure a server? Like modifying the files in /etc/
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by gitaarik 3y ago
The time and money I save by using ad blockers, I use for helping other people, the world, the environment. I don't feel morally guilty for blocking adds.
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by gitaarik 3y ago
From the comments I see here, it seems like many people expect the Web Components API to be a complete replacement for a JS framework. The thing is, our frameworks should start making more use of modern web APIs, so the frameworks will have
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Are you suggesting Stallman should create a new kind of licence for SaaSes?
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Before the westerners came, they didn't actually have plastic. So as long as you're talking about non-westernized indigineous people, your scotsman simply didn't have any sugar to put on his porrige.
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by gitaarik 3y ago
The society you grew up in produces plastic. Indigineous people didn't use plastic before they became westernized. Is that so hard to understand?
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by gitaarik 3y ago
That are obvioulsly westernized indigineous people. Original indigineuos people don't have factories that produce plastic.
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by gitaarik 3y ago
In the article it says that the criminals had a hard time selling the stolen painting, and it was mostly used as down payment.
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by gitaarik 3y ago
A recent study found that microwaving food in plastic packaging releases a lot of microplastic into the food: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/nebraska-study-...
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by gitaarik 3y ago
I loved this game when I was a kid. I created a huge map with the editor and I hosted a multiplayer server with this map and people would join and we would be running around this huge map with some players and have fun. People were impresse
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by gitaarik 3y ago
In that sense I would say many Americans are lying all the time, because they exaggerate everything ;)
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by gitaarik 3y ago
If it's on a hosted website, then it's cross platform + no download / install process + everywhere always available when you have internet + easy sharable
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by gitaarik 3y ago
What do you mean with an afterthought and second rated? Maybe you mean that it's not defined in the "protocol" itself, REST is not really much of a protocol anyway, but rather a set of guidelines on how to use HTTP sanely to
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by gitaarik 3y ago
Although, thinking about it now, the letters do come after each other in the alpbabeth except that the I is missing between the H and J, but maybe they did that intentionally because it can be confused with the lower case L. So maybe just c

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