imperez

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   by imperez 10mo ago

   I’m not surprised. The future always seemed dim because so many basic features were lacking.
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   by imperez 10mo ago

   From my experience if you’re following web standards you’re already ahead of most developers and websites. Anytime people don’t follow the standards that’s when it gets really messy. Beyond that tools like WebAIM and Lighthouse help a ton.
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   by imperez 10mo ago

   I have an iOS app and I stick with the usual semantic version scheme. It’s easy for me to use. If I jump to a new major version it’s easy to explain to users.
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   by imperez 3y ago

   I went from working on one side project to now 3 or 4. Not a ton but like you wanted to figure out hosting. This is my hosting setup that has worked well for me. - All project frontends are built on SvelteKit. This could Next, Remix or any
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   by imperez 3y ago

   It’s simple. The boxes seem too nice to throw away. It’s like when someone uses really nice wrapping paper. You unwrap it carefully to preserve it.
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   by imperez 4y ago

   First time commenter but I wanted to say I really, really enjoyed the podcast. I loved hearing the thought process of what programming language, frameworks and tools were used and how helpful they became to the person you interviewed.