joshmanders

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by joshmanders 3y ago
Crazy you think that robots and screen assistant tools can't execute JavaScript. Googlebot has been able to do this for well over a decade. Time to get out of 2001 era thinking.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Things that just work quickly become boring and untalkworthy. Stripe is still king.
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jQuery v4.0 Beta(blog.jquery.com)
569 points by joshmanders 3y ago|383 comments
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by joshmanders 3y ago
"Why would I pay $6/mo (or $60/yr) when I can self host it?!" Because even if you went with a $5/mo droplet at DigitalOcean, you're going save what? A dollar a month, plus have to do all the maintenance of keep
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by joshmanders 3y ago
"I don't use X, therefore X is dead" is a very common trope.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
A TLD is just a namespace. Think of it like subdomains such as blog.yoursite.com com is a top level domain, yoursite.com is a domain, and blog.yoursite.com is a subdomain. All of these can have their own DNS records that resolve to things.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
My point is that it's NOT nicer to use for me. I just instinctively did it to see my motion and it's an awkward feeling for me to move my left pinky over to the capslock key, definitely something I have to be mindful of doing to m
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by joshmanders 3y ago
If I remap CapsLock to Escape, then how will I enable cruise control for awesome mode? But seriously, I have hitting escape muscle memory engrained, I cannot remap it to any key because I won't ever think to hit capslock even if it&#x2
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Yep, I actually don't even do server side checks in my app I am building, I just hx-boost on my html element and then server side I redirect back to the page that should have the updated content, just like you would a traditional serve
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Ah yes, don't send emails to people who signed up to checks notes receive emails from you.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
I didn't wish anyone dead, I pointed out like her, her archaic views will soon be long gone too.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
They also don't do shit about racism. I had a friend murdered by her boyfriend and because he was black, when the story broke her personal facebook was flooded with racist comments towards her for a while, even years after the incident
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Do it for them(shayy.org)
3 points by joshmanders 3y ago|0 comments
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Yes Android has channels, iOS doesn't, but Android having channels doesn't mean that they are being used correctly. A way to tell the manufacturer that an app is abusing their customers with notifications and allow them to take th
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Because some apps unfortunately are a necessity and we can't vote by removing them from our devices, but that doesn't mean we also decide to accept getting promotional notifications every hour on the hour from them because they ta
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Because there needs to be some kind of penalty for being a shitty person to your users. Like I get it, marketing matters a lot, and being able to market to your existing users is something that makes sure companies survive and I accept that
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by joshmanders 3y ago
The "right way" is subjective and the first mistake many people make IMO. What I think is the right way isn't always the right way for other people. Tooling changing in JavaScript is unique to JavaScript only because of the l
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Your personal view is not widespread though, your original message would have been better left off with out bashing PHP because YOU don't find a use for it. There's billions of dollars in revenue generated yearly from PHP sites. A
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by joshmanders 3y ago
I'm with you on the anti-PHP hate, but FWIW PHP and JavaScript came out exactly 6 months apart from each other, and one is the only way to code in the browser, so I'd say both are pretty likely to last a long time.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> Wordpress and php are negative value skills, you do not want to advertise that you know those things as a developer because someone might try to hire you for them. This was unnecessary.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
"This is what I do and I am fine with all the trade-offs so doing it any other way is wrong and a waste of time" - classic developer do-as-i-say-ism.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
You're not alone. I do the same thing. Maybe not so overzealous though. I'll let a few through because I know it CAN be abused but some don't abuse it so badly. A marketing notification here and there is fine, but a few of th
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by joshmanders 3y ago
The thing I have a problem with in this method is you're blanket opting in or out of notifications. I'd much rather have notifications bucketed into two systems. Transactional and marketing, just like email. I should be able to op
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Because you're taking the solution to the absolute bare minimum implementation to achieve the desired result and then applying a ton of thoughts and considerations on how to get around THAT implementation and saying "Yeah this is
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by joshmanders 3y ago
If I remember correctly, XHP was the precursor to JSX.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> If you use tailwind you’ve decided css or scss was not enough, meaning probably nothing will ever be enough for you. That's not true at all. I have been one of the earliest adopters of Tailwind and it is 100% enough for me and has
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> Google has tried literally everything to try and get Apple to play ball here. You're framing it in a nefarious way as if Apple is flat out denying it. They didn't. They would have to LOWER security in iPhones by implementing
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> For a job well done What's the definition of a job well done? In my eyes it's completing the project and getting it out the door to customers to use. If Tailwind makes that happen, then isn't it a job well done?
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> I think it's the surprisingly poor quality It's also a friggen preview and uncompleted thing. They could have waited for the whole thing to be done and polished but everyone was barking at them "just release it I don&#x2
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> What people only use Cash App? I've never come across a member of this group. According to https://www.businessofapps.com/data/cash-app-statistics/ 51 million monthly active users in 2022 and 13 million

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