luciodale

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Inherited the front end of a 150K-user app, mostly vibe coded(koolcodez.com)
4 points by luciodale 4mo ago|0 comments
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Swipebar. Toggle on desktop, swipe on mobile(swipe-bar.netlify.app)
3 points by luciodale 11mo ago|1 comments
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by luciodale 11mo ago
I created a library that deals with right and left full height sidebars. A lot of effort went into making the API dead easy. The nice touch is that you can set a maxWidth for the swiping to kick in, giving the app a very native feel on mobi
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How Close Can a PWA Get to a Native App? Closer Than You Think(koolcodez.com)
5 points by luciodale 11mo ago|1 comments
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by luciodale 11mo ago
I set out to see how far the web can go toward feeling native. Here’s what I found while building a PWA demo that might just make a full rewrite unnecessary.
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by luciodale 1y ago
For everyone reading, I made some tweaks to the article after reading some key feedback. In fact, thanks to all commenting :)
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by luciodale 1y ago
Good points. 1) I thought of giving an easier to read example. I just moved the example to react, so the snippets actually match exactly what's going on in the background. 2) It is true! Though, using shadows on the optimized code does
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by luciodale 1y ago
Thanks for the input! Indeed, the reflows were incredibly fast because I was using position: absolute, which meant the squares were not affecting anything else in the dom, but just their position (so cheap operation). I will add a note on
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A 16.67 Millisecond Frame(koolcodez.com)
27 points by luciodale 1y ago|29 comments
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by luciodale 1y ago
How do we even see anything on a browser? How do pixels turn into shapes, color, and movement? Every time we scroll, hover, or trigger an animation, the browser goes through a whole routine. It calculates styles, figures out layout, paints
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From Spaghetti to Simplicity(koolcodez.com)
1 points by luciodale 1y ago|0 comments
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by luciodale 1y ago
Some thoughts I had, after reading too many times how devs go against x or y framework and how they would build things more simply with just html and javascript.. delusional at best
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We Badly Need Frameworks(koolcodez.com)
11 points by luciodale 1y ago|1 comments
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by luciodale 1y ago
Oh really? I’m on safari mobile and it works.. mmm
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Some lesser known but useful CSS features(koolcodez.com)
6 points by luciodale 1y ago|3 comments
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Trading Grids: A Technical Deep Dive(koolcodez.com)
1 points by luciodale 1y ago|0 comments
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by luciodale 1y ago
and btw, it does absolutely nothing.. you can only play against yourself. What a legendary piece of software!
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I looked at the chess.com board and thought.. I'll make lu-chess(luchess.netlify.app)
2 points by luciodale 1y ago|3 comments
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by luciodale 1y ago
Hi, my name is Lu, and I miserably tried to make a chess.com clone. I wanted to explore svelte a bit, and thought of an AmAzInG use case for it. I said to myself: I am going to build a chess board so I can play with some of the svelte featu
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by luciodale 1y ago
OFC :)
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by luciodale 1y ago
There's an example up :) ... https://github.com/luciodale/react-searchable-dropdown/blob/... It turned out to be quite simple as I expected.. you can check the demo on the site too
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by luciodale 1y ago
Also, what sort of implementations would be interesting to see?
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by luciodale 1y ago
Will do thanks :)!
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by luciodale 1y ago
Ah. I'd have to expose `onSearchChange`. I can get it done before EOD :).. will ping you here when I've put an example on the website.
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React-Searchable-Dropdown(github.com)
2 points by luciodale 1y ago|10 comments
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by luciodale 1y ago
I really didn’t want to build this, but I just couldn’t find a dropdown that handled everything I needed. It started as a project requirement and slowly grew into something that now covers single and multi selection, creating new options if
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Cutting Software Waste(juxt.pro)
4 points by luciodale 3y ago|1 comments
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by luciodale 3y ago
Ways to root out the biggest wastes that affect software teams.
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by luciodale 5y ago
Some useful tools and tips to keep in mind when dealing with data intensive web applications written in React via ClojureScript
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Speed up your data intensive Webapp(juxt.pro)
4 points by luciodale 5y ago|1 comments

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