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markusw
2y ago
Party pooper. ;)
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markusw
2y ago
In what way are you in doubt whether or not it's satire?
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markusw
2y ago
Yes, exactly! There's not much new here. :D
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markusw
2y ago
As others have said at this point, S3 hardly counts as new tech anymore. But even if you disagree, S3 is conceptually super simple: put binary blobs, get binary blobs, delete binary blobs. I trust the blobs to be there when I need them. I d
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markusw
2y ago
Hey everyone! Author here. Just saw a lot of traffic from HN. I'm happy to answer questions. :-)
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Choose Boring Technology and LLMs
(maragu.dev)
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2y ago
I’m using sqlite-vec along with FTS5 in (you guessed it) SQLite and it’s pretty cool. :)
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markusw
2y ago
Hey, I’m the author! I’ll hang around for questions and comments if any. :-)
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markusw
2y ago
Are there any particular models you’re using for this, or are they equally good at this in your opinion?
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2y ago
Cool, good luck! :)
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2y ago
Yeah, give it a try! It’s weird at first but grows on you IMO.
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2y ago
Yeah, the dot import made the whole thing click for this library. It’s the only use case I found for it so far though. :D Fun fact: I got the idea from an episode of the GoTimeFM podcast, where the hosts and guests were discussing features
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markusw
2y ago
:D
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markusw
2y ago
Nice! Maybe I should build a small adapter so Templ components can be used with gomponents.
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markusw
2y ago
Oooh, that looks cool. Thanks!
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markusw
2y ago
I wrote the "Go is my hammer and everything is a nail" post circulating a while back, so unfortunately I can't do that. :D
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markusw
2y ago
The OG event handler. :D
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2y ago
I'm really curious whether this will hold true in the future. I think the whole JS/React/JSX ecosystem really got a lot of people over to the programming side from "just" writing HTML and CSS, and I'm wondering
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markusw
2y ago
Hey all! Sorry for being late to the party. I posted this on HN earlier this week, and only just saw it pop up here. I'll hang around today and try to answer questions and comments. :) I'm in the CEST timezone. You may also be int
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2y ago
I hadn't seen that one yet, I'll check it out. :-)
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markusw
2y ago
What's Storybook? Could you elaborate?
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markusw
2y ago
Yep, this exactly. And the starter kit mentioned is here, for anyone curious: https://github.com/maragudk/gomponents-starter-kit
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markusw
2y ago
gomponents is just a glorified string builder, so it's more or less like writing HTML in Go that gets output from the server. So you put event handlers on your elements like you normally would, write scripts and include JS like you nor
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2y ago
Isn't that basically Templ [0] then? But Templ has that extra build step for preprocessing and converting back to plain Go files. For me, gomponents is the middle ground. You don't get everything, but quite a lot of JSX-like feel.
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2y ago
I started with html/template, but got fed up with it because I thought it was so hard to pass data around to different components. I don't know, I just didn't jell with it.
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Show HN: Gomponents, HTML components in pure Go
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Decoupling time spent from value provided as a software developer
(maragu.dev)
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2y ago
I just want to say I use Caddy for this exact thing and it works beautifully! :D Thank you all for your work!
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My super secret spaghetti business plan
(maragu.dev)
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I CAN’T BELIEVE NO-ONE HAS MENTIONED MY BEAUTIFUL TYPOGRAPHIC LAYOUT YET. :D Just look at this beautiful test page [0]. I’m pretty sure I spent more time on that than on the blog post. On a more serious note, thank you for all the discussio
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