mike1o1

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by mike1o1 7y ago
Sure, but the colors from Tailwind aren't determined through an algorithm like this. They are handpicked from a designer, which I feel like most design systems do as well.
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by mike1o1 7y ago
Typically the "text-sm text-gray-700" would be a one-off styling while I'm developing a page or a component, not necessarily something that will be repeated a hundred times. If it turns out that later down the line I realize
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by mike1o1 7y ago
If I wanted to change all links from gray to blue/underlined, the best practice there would probably be to use a different utility class (text-blue-500 and underline) and update my templates/partials/whatever. I think for you
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by mike1o1 7y ago
No, "gray-700" doesn't mean it's 70% gray. The term "700" is just referring to a color on a scale. I don't even need to name it "700", I can name it "dark" or whatever I want (which is
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by mike1o1 7y ago
"text-sm" is just font-size and text-gray is a color code, so the order of the classes doesn't matter either. The biggest benefit of this over inline styles is that if I decide to change the color of "gray-700", sin
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by mike1o1 7y ago
Tailwind has been great and I've been looking forward to this for months. I fought Tailwind as a concept pretty hard at first, but after hearing Adam and a few others raving about it I gave it a shot. It takes some getting used to at f
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by mike1o1 7y ago
I've been a fan of regular github issues and milestones and labels. I'll typically have milestones for the next 2 or 3 releases, and then use labels for tracking bugs, features and future items and nice-to-haves. I like this becau
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by mike1o1 7y ago
I've really enjoyed Angular. Typescript is a no-brainer now, and now that I'm starting to explore RxJS a bit more, it's impressive how powerful it can be once getting over the large learning curve. Being able to subscribe to
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by mike1o1 8y ago
Great post! The number of subscriptions that Stripe sends out is really overwhelming at first, and especially the order they can be received in. I ended up coming to the same conclusion that you did, and only end up listening to the invoice
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by mike1o1 8y ago
Agreed. Stimulus has been great and very refreshing. I love writing my html using erb templates, and being able to do that and easily add client side interactivity has been great!
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by mike1o1 8y ago
This is a bit offtopic, but I find that autoprefixer gets us about 95% of the way there when it comes to flexbox, in case you aren't already using it.
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by mike1o1 8y ago
I think it absolutely can be. Ember CLI and its addon exosystem is probably one of my favorite parts about Ember. It's great to see other front-end frameworks adopting similar patterns.
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by mike1o1 8y ago
Shopify uses Let Encrypt for their shops, so I'd imagine it's pretty safe for e-commerce sites. https://www.shopify.com/blog/73511365-all-shopify-stores-now...
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Redesigning Laravel.io(medium.com)
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by mike1o1 10y ago
Here are a few open source Ember applications that you might be interested in. Ghost admin: https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-Admin Hospital Run: https://github.com/HospitalRun/hospitalrun-frontend
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by mike1o1 10y ago
The Ruby on Rails podcast recently had Mike Perham on as a guest [0], where they talked a bit more about Sidekiq for those who are interested. 0: http://5by5.tv/rubyonrails/222
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by mike1o1 10y ago
As mentioned in the post, you need to register for the repository. Steps are below: "If you see a 404 page, you need to complete the enrollment process: Create a GitHub account. Sign up for the Epic program Follow the instructions to a
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by mike1o1 11y ago
scriptcs ( http://scriptcs.net/ ) is another awesome REPL for C# that's built on top of Roslyn. I've found it to be extremely flexible and handy for writing quick tools.
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by mike1o1 11y ago
For angular 1, there's Angular Material from Google: https://material.angularjs.org/latest/ . If you're using Ember, there's Ember Paper, a project to port Angular Material to native Ember components: ht
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by mike1o1 11y ago
For those interested, The Changelog podcast recently had an interview with the creator of Otto, specifically discussing Otto and Vagrant. I thought it was a great listen. Basically, Otto is looking to do for deployment what Vagrant did for