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by kugelblitz 3y ago
In Germany you always bag everything yourself and in the discount stores you have 1.4 seconds per item to pack stuff while the cashier is sliding stuff towards an area of maybe 60cm x 100cm (2 feet by 3 feet) where if you bag it too slow yo
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
I also still use Bootstrap. After adjusting it via the .scss files, it looks custom. Tailwind keeps popping up on my radar, but Bootstrap's utility classes are good enough for now. I even exchanged the bit of Vue.js functionality with
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Yeah, as a full-stack / backend developer using PHP / Symfony (and Twig), I only occasionally need to update the frontend. But then all these problems keep popping up. Oh, that's the wrong yarn version. Oh, I thought v3 is th
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Yep. Don't want these marketing emails? Unsubscribe here. Oh, you need to login in order to do that. No, that's the wrong password for your account. Forgot password? Hm, we don't see your account existing. Probably a differen
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
> You're just trading doing stuff in the frontend for doing stuff in the frontend + backend. Might make sense in a lot of cases, while not making sense in other cases. For me I can now do everything in the backend, I don't need
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Laravel was easier to get into but once you strayed from "The Laravel Way", it gets quite messy. I got into Symfony by "accident", because a freelance colleague put me on projects that used Symfony. So for a couple of ye
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Yeah, some things are still a mess, but many things I use constantly have improved so much. Here is an excerpt of a function that shows many of the updates that I use regularly: #[AsMessageHandler] readonly class JobEditedHandler {
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
I've been maintaining my own side project. It started 12-13 years ago, with vanilla php, later rewritten with Laravel, later rewritten again with Symfony in 2017-ish. Since then I've had phases from 6-18 months where I had a total
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
It's one small dependency. Worst case, you write the library yourself. You send a request to the backend, it then sends you HTML back (all rendered in the backend using a templating language such as Django templating engine, Twig or Li
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
It's gone, what was it?
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
I think 11m monthly users is a lot. Sure, compared to Facebook 2023 it's minuscule. But assuming those 11m monthly users log in 2 times a week (~8 per month) and check out 15 pages each time that comes out to 1.3bn pageviews a month. D
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Feels like a storyline in the Silicon Valley series.
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Upsun – PaaS by Platform.sh(upsun.com)
1 points by kugelblitz 3y ago|0 comments
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Now with htmx, you can actually just generate the html in the backend and send the fully formed stuff to the frontend. No need to JSON-Api-fy everything first, then de-jsonify again in the frontend.
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
That's the "Be Right Back" Black Mirror episode from 2013.
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
After a few years, and as my own application has grown, I feel I'm more productive in Symfony than Laravel, because there's less magic, I know where stuff is, and it's more "loosely" coupled components whilst Larave
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Are you writing that complex projects need SPA, everything else is better served with Wordpress? I've used SPA frameworks, but try to avoid it if I can, because most of the logic is in the backend. I don't want to create and sync
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
“For non-technical folks, Cami.js is a code library that aims to maximize developer productivity - providing the power of Meta's React.js with the simplicity of lightweight libraries like jQuery. I wanted a framework with React's
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
I wonder if kids growing up with something like ChatGPT will be less grateful in general due to not practicing saying “thanks”. I can imagine they don’t say “Thanks” to Siri or Alexa.
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
In Germany some people might ask "Hey, let's meet up on calendar week 42", but I then always have to quickly google "when is week 42". I think people who are in the office a lot and have management meetings will kno
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Symfony (PHP)
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Porque no los dos? Ubuntu's 23.04 ia codenamed Lunar Lobster.
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
Popular apps used to be non-popular apps. So you would want to reach people early. I can imagine many big / popular apps switch to native once they have the resources to do so but start off with cross-platform.
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
That shouldn't matter in this case. If the brand is created / owned by OpenAI, Slack shouldn't be able to use it just because it's more convenient for them. Otherwise I can just create HackerNewsSlack. It's a chat s
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by kugelblitz 3y ago
I didn't read it as "it was stupid of the teacher to enter the password" but rather "the system making teachers enter the password on that computer is stupid".
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PHP Popularity: Is it decreasing and what to do about it?(otsch.codes)
53 points by kugelblitz 3y ago|161 comments
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
I don't, what's the joke here? I looked him up and see he's an artist but I don't see any direct jokes related to repeating or large knives.
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Whoa! What a blast from the past! I remember using Qt in ca. 2002 when interning for a robotics institute. My advisor wasn't available for the first week or two so I had free reign to do what I want. I ended up using Qt to create a rob
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
There's always opportunity costs. What about regular maintenance and updates? What happens when a bug appears? What if the disk is full? Working 50% freelance and 50% revenue-generating niche side-project, I always calculate my time co
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Reminds me of that CCC talk by David Kriesel https://youtu.be/zXXmhxbQ-hk "Don't trust any scan that you didn't falsify yourself" A "smart" scanner tries to compress images.

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