legopeice

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by legopeice 4y ago
Wood is a sponge for water. Exposing the grain of your wood to water even for a second will draw in far more water than a woodworker would be comfortable with. You may dry the outside of the wood in a few seconds, but the moisture has alrea
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by legopeice 4y ago
Tailwind has the sm: lg: and xl: prefixes that let you target screen size. eg. you can give an element a class of "sm:p-2 lg:p-4 xl:p-8" to give different padding sizes. the docs are here: https://tailwindcss.com/d
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by legopeice 4y ago
In Norlisk, Russia, the children get doses of Ultra voilet light to combat the lack of sunlight. https://allthatsinteresting.com/norilsk#8
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by legopeice 4y ago
Seems we are having a different discussion now about shared state instead of whether JS is necessary and capable. Over used. definitely. Obsolete and to be derided at every turn. absolutely not.
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by legopeice 4y ago
Seems like a pretty good place for the browser and JS to step in? unless you want a DB full of application_partial tables?
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by legopeice 4y ago
Precisely. Good observation.
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by legopeice 4y ago
Share state? I disagree heavily. There is no reason for the backend to know how many assets a user is trying to add to a loan, or delete, or accidentally load, or add but realize mid-way that it doesn't apply. Do you belive the backend
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by legopeice 4y ago
I think sveltekit gets it right most of the time. yes its new tech. but I think its way better than the alternatives already. You want a frontend server that handles auth and credentials. cleans up queries to and from the main backend serve
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by legopeice 4y ago
Please could you inform me how you would build a form that creates, lets say a secondary loan for a company with attached assets. The assets could be zero, or many. How would you create this form without Javascript? Would you require a user