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by keb_ 6y ago
Many projects still predominantly use Hyperscript with the option to use JSX (including Mithril and Hyperapp, and others like RE:DOM, snabbdom to name a few). Even React has an option to use it if you want to skip the JSX compile-step. So I
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by keb_ 6y ago
In case someone is clicking this with hopes of learning JavaScript, I mostly agree with the author in that it's better to learn core JavaScript before you delve into any fancy libraries, or even the DOM API (although you probably shoul
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by keb_ 6y ago
The negativity in this comments section is astounding. Personally, I was originally introduced to it by someone in the Mithril.js gitter chat, and think it's a great project. I wish the Solid team the best and look forward to trying ou
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by keb_ 6y ago
Can you elaborate on that or provide a link to where you learned this? According to there site, they only maintain two official plugins for production builds (Webpack & Parcel). I'm coming from using Rollup, so I would prefer to us
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by keb_ 6y ago
You're saying sourcehut has no feature? Nonsense, it has tons!
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by keb_ 6y ago
For other similar-ish related tools/writing platforms: * https://write.as/ * http://txti.es/ * http://telegra.ph/ * https://txt.fyi/ * https://verbatim.link
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by keb_ 6y ago
Your critique applies to all of these modern "atomic CSS" frameworks, including Tailwind, Tachyons, and BassCSS. As another user pointed out, inline style attributes lack several of the features allowed by regular stylesheets.
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by keb_ 6y ago
This gets said a lot, and granted VSCode is certainly one of the best performing Electron apps, but it definitely is not indistinguishable from native apps. Sublime, Notepad++, or TextAdept all fly compared to VSCode in terms of performance
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by keb_ 6y ago
It's decentralized.
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by keb_ 6y ago
VSCode is certainly one of the better (if not best) Electron application out there, but it is definitely memory intensive.
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by keb_ 6y ago
I have a Moto G5 Plus from 2017. It does almost everything I need, and performs perfectly fine doing those things: making phone calls, checking my calendar, moving files, and sending text messages. While performance in these areas have main
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by keb_ 6y ago
> And that is one of the most disrespectful things I hear applied to low wage earners - that they are incapable of learning new skills, that they're not as capable as other workers or that they they're doomed in be in low wage
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by keb_ 6y ago
I agree that VSCode is not "slow," at least not when you get used to it and definitely not in comparison to other Electron apps. I used Sublime Text 3 for a long time before Atom became popular. Immediately, I noticed that Atom wa
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by keb_ 7y ago
Agreed, although I've been using Ripcord for almost two years now, I typically use it for casual Discord use.
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by keb_ 7y ago
Highly recommend Ripcord[1] to anyone who dreads opening Discord or Slack. [1] https://cancel.fm/ripcord/
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by keb_ 7y ago
My favorite interview process was with Wikimedia. It was a take-home coding project, which I then had to discuss with multiple engineers on the team over the course of four interviews (it was a remote position). I didn't get the job, b
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by keb_ 7y ago
Why use any new & upcoming tool when an older, more popular tool inevitably has more community support and third-party components?
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by keb_ 7y ago
Silly observation, but the Gitpod logo looks almost exactly like the GameCube logo.
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by keb_ 7y ago
Yes, I agree. I use basscss for a ton of small projects, and my personal sites. It's so small, it's trivial to include even when I'm using larger frameworks like Bootstrap.
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by keb_ 7y ago
For everyone is who skeptical about utility-first "atomic" or "functional" CSS, and don't want to go through the hassle of getting Tailwind with necessary build steps set up, I'd recommend giving a smaller-scop
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by keb_ 7y ago
Yes, this is possible using the `@apply` directive: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/utility-first#maintainability-c...
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by keb_ 7y ago
Being concerned with or principled about privacy is not "being paranoid." Frankly, it's kind of creepy that someone would equate the two.
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by keb_ 7y ago
Here's some userstyles I made for myself to help get rid of some of the visual clutter. I use it combined with uBlock Origin though, so it's likely not perfect. I use the Stylus extension for Firefox. https://gist.githu
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by keb_ 7y ago
write.as can be used as a blog platform, or be used to write one-off, anonymous pieces of text. In this case, I think OP was trying to improve the readability of the original article by using write.as as opposed to linking directly to Mediu
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by keb_ 7y ago
This is awesome! I recently switched to Tailwind from using Basscss in my projects, and am excited at the ecosystem and amount of support around Tailwind. Tools like this make it easier to introduce newcomers as well.
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by keb_ 7y ago
Having the same issue. I've always understood horizontal scrolling to be a big web design no-no. On this page, it's especially awful because it scrolls painfully slowly for me, using latest version of Firefox.
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by keb_ 7y ago
Haven't used Python in a long time, but last I remember, pipenv was the tool of choice. Frankly, I'm overwhelmed by all these choices. Does Poetry, pipsi, pipx, pipenv, and pip + venv all accomplish similar goals? Is it just a mat
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by keb_ 7y ago
I think they are "painful" because they are tedious and unnecessary assuming the government can already pre-fill the information. You also have to understand that many people may not have the same reading comprehension skills as y
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by keb_ 7y ago
I used Jekyll for a long time before I got tired of it for the exact reason you mentioned. I used write.as for a while until I found rwtxt ( https://github.com/schollz/rwtxt ). You could self host if needed. It's ex
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by keb_ 7y ago
Awesome, might just give Tailwind a shot finally. Thanks for the great work. I typically use https://basscss.com/ , but been meaning to checkout larger Atomic CSS frameworks like Tailwind and Tachyons. Aside from the benefit

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