jetin

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by jetin 3mo ago
Yeah I agree, with a single small screen, I only use yabai with the stack layout allowing to navigate vertically in a predictable way with ‘ctrl+up/down’ between windows inside a workspace. I think it works great with the horizontal na
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by jetin 5mo ago
Hi! I must say I'm really interested in what you are building there and I'd love to be a part of it. I can't apply for now but, if that's okay, I'd like to connect with you on LinkedIn in order to keep an eye on you
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by jetin 6mo ago
That's nice! It feels polished and feature-full, but like others commented, I'm not seeing myself paying for this. On my end, I managed to first develop an open-source alternative status bar based on Übersicht ( https://
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Show HN: Updated version of my interactive Middle-Earth map(github.com)
3 points by jetin 7mo ago|0 comments
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Automatic uptime checks from my phone(jeantinland.com)
1 points by jetin 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jetin 9mo ago
I agree with your comment, it is often an overlooked topic. Inlining icons can be one answer but be aware of the growing size of your DOM. Depending on the complexity, number and repetition of the icons you are using, an approach including
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by jetin 9mo ago
There is also a whole population category that isn’t capable of differentiating Windows from Linux. Just yesterday I was showing something on Zorin OS to my father and I had to explain to him that I was not using Windows 10 like he is at ho
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by jetin 9mo ago
I also agree with you, I simply think the need for shadow root depends on the level of encapsulation you need.
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by jetin 9mo ago
Interesting article, I think some points are covered by this ESlint plugin [0] specifically created for web components. [0] https://github.com/43081j/eslint-plugin-wc
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by jetin 9mo ago
Yeah, I also used the Shadow DOM a lot working on a CMS that edit the website content “in place”: CMS UI was safely scoped inside my web components thanks to their Shadow roots, I never had to worry about arbitrary styles from the websites
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Show HN: An interactive Middle-Earth map(github.com)
1 points by jetin 2y ago|0 comments