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lampe3
5y ago
I don't work for Ikea so I don't know how it is implemented. What you can see in the Network tab is that you get chunks of html from the backend which have all the markup Other e-commerce stores do that too. Sometimes these chunks
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Senior Frontend Dev: HTML was never gone :) I have and still working on big e-commerce websites. For example, Ikea for product lists sends mini chunks of simple HTML. No JS involved. What I see is the problem that people think that "
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5y ago
Sounds a little bit to more like: We are using every new technology because why not, but we don't think about our use cases. Things like "/items/12345/detail" let me believe that this is not a spa really? More
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Because your index.php did not need to dehydrate and hydrate. Back in the days the apps were unresponsive, clumsy and user unfriendly. You really can't compare web apps with old websites or even forum software like phpbb. EDIT: The dow
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because if you would only get money from youtube ads then you could not survive on it. Maybe if you are on of the 0.1% creaters but then you would miss out on a lot of smaller channels. Sure you have things like Patreon but its not that eas
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I'm working on a HTML Tokenizer in Deno/Typescript. Copilot only helps with boilerplate code which could be handled by good intellisense. When it tries to generate a function from the function name it fails so hard that it is more
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5y ago
I'm using copilot now for some time and yeah it's more a toy than real help right now. The only time it really helped when I needed to create a named list of char codes. When it comes to more complex code than checking the code of
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Can you name any big company that does not work that way? Like Apple, Facebook, Ford, Tesla, Nestle ect ect. And what would be an alternative?
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Can you explain what you mean?
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<div x-style="max-w:80; mx:auto; radius:md; e:2; e.hover:4; transition:all 0.25s; cursor:pointer"> < insert the office gif here > No! God! Please! No! ------- Even worse this runs on the client and is transformed from
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Does it run Crysis? \s
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5y ago
I was born in Poland in the end of the 80s and lived from the 90s in Germany. Back then the only way to watch Polish Media in Germany was either via Satellite TV or VHS. Around the 00s I was into Polish Rap. Buying a CD in Germany from a po
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And then these typed programs store everything in a public S3 Bucket.
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5y ago
I could also make a php is weird page and say: "WAT $a .= "World!"; ?"
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Why are people wasting time on sites like this? Every programming language has some weird stuff in it. If you are writing code like that then you are the problem not the language. Is this just for the clicks? Is this developer click bait?
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5y ago
the only trash is that comment LooL
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This is probably the most pointless comment I have seen on HN for a long time... Its not like BitCoin and other Coins are free of scams/fraud because they are not regulated... Most blockchains startups need to create problems which nob
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Sure fair point on embedded devices I can see it. In the context of Backend/Frontend development I would question it. I had a colleague who rewrote some string functions in Java which are part of the stdlib. He called them "Arne T
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I don't wanted to imply that unsafe rust is bad. The argument was that you can disable it easily. For good and bad reasons.
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Are there people who don't use the stdlib? and then start to implement things that are in the stdlib?
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I would say that's not enough information... And getting a candidate because of that one metric would be insane..
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I also think the logic is flawed. Usually I see comments like this from people who think "Frontend is easy, backend is hard" and then you look at the frontend code and you scream in pain. Its not like you can not write bad code in
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I was born in August 1986. In northern Poland. I was born in the 26 pregnancy week. 40 is the avg. Even if it was not near Chernobyl there were more miscarriage then usual. So yes looking at the children that survived is not the correct way
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I got Moderna last week. And then I directly got the appointment for my second dose. As far as I know usually this is how it works here in Germany. Also In some EU countries they stopped AZ completely. I think there will be enough AZ left .
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Should be more like: "We are only testing for 2 browsers can you do the testing and QA for us if you are using another browser? Thank you"
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Thats russian/lukaschenko propaganda...
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I was in Hamburg,Germany in the 2000's and listen to stuff like samy deluxe and beginner ect ect. Almost all of my friends did not consider fanta 4 to be rap music but rather pop music :)
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These qr codes should only valid after you verified that you are an real person. So the health department could call you. This was done by SMS but the verification of an account does not check against that SMS verification but its just a si
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Looks amazing! I will
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