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by niutech 3y ago
Petite Vue is considered "done" in terms of features: https://discord.com/channels/325477692906536972/105043928434...
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by niutech 3y ago
Web Components are still relevant, see e.g. Lit Element, Stencil.
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by niutech 3y ago
Yes, but it's JS, it isn't vanilla HTML.
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by niutech 3y ago
In almost every IDE you can open two files in a split view and you can ctrl-click on an ID to go to the definition.
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by niutech 3y ago
HTMX is for AJAX-driven web apps, rather _hyperscript is closer to Nue. There is also Petite Vue which is similar to Nue and does not require a build step.
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by niutech 3y ago
React is far from vanilla HTML. It uses JSX with attributes e.g. `className` or `htmlFor` instead of HTML's `class` or `for`. And JSX requires compiling to HTML rather than being HTML from the beginning.
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by niutech 3y ago
+1 for a zero-build-step bundle. As an alternative you can use Petite Vue, which is even smaller.
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by niutech 3y ago
Having a zero-build-step bundle is a quick & easy way to experiment with a library and add simple interactions to existing static HTML websites, which is a big plus. However, according to BundleJS, only nuejs-core's compile() metho
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by niutech 3y ago
You can use WASM for image codecs, like my JPEG XL decoder: https://github.com/niutech/jxl.js There is also WebCodecs API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebCodecs_
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by niutech 3y ago
My JPEG XL decoder uses WASM: https://github.com/niutech/jxl.js
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by niutech 3y ago
Notepad++ doesn't support RTF nor DOCX.
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by niutech 3y ago
How does Nue compare with other lightweight libraries like: Riot.js, Alpine.js, Petite Vue or Svelte? How to use Nue without a build step, like Petite Vue?
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by niutech 3y ago
Nice project, well done! However, it is more like an alternative to Petite-Vue or Riot.js rather than full-blown Vue or React. Therefore your comparison vs headlessui-react/vue is like apple vs orange/banana: headless UI listbox i
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by niutech 3y ago
You can still download Abiword from other websites e.g. https://filehippo.com/download_abiword/
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by niutech 3y ago
Try Obsidian.
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by niutech 3y ago
You can use any of them for writing any HTML code.
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by niutech 3y ago
Word Online requires sending docs to MS cloud and VSCode doesn't provide text formatting, so they are different things.
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by niutech 3y ago
There are already multiple WYSIWYG HTML editors such as BlueGriffon.
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by niutech 3y ago
Which free/open source alfernatives to WordPad for Windows do you recommend then? LibreOffice is huge and slow, MS Office Online requires Internet. How to edit simple RTF/DOC documents offline on Windows without downloading >30
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by niutech 3y ago
Yes: https://mapopa.blogspot.com/2008/09/linux-0.html
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by niutech 3y ago
Browsh is based on Firefox and Carbonyl is a Chromium fork.
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Show HN: Carbonyl Terminal – A Windows/Linux/macOS Client for Carbonyl Browser(github.com)
7 points by niutech 3y ago|2 comments
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by niutech 3y ago
Debian has 5 years of support and AlmaLinux has 10 years.
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by niutech 3y ago
Sometimes b4b compatibility matters, especially in critical infrastructure.
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by niutech 3y ago
If by web browser you mean web engine + chrome, than it is a big task, but notas big as Saturn V. Have a look at Netsurf, Ekioh Flow. Their teams are small, yet still capable.
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by niutech 3y ago
To run the ssh client from any device, without installing anything.
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by niutech 3y ago
For a tiny, single cross-platform binary, check out Cosmopolitan libc.
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by niutech 3y ago
General public doesn't even know what ferdiverse node is, nor which one to choose. They will choose a simple service from a big corporation with a huge budget on marketing.
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by niutech 3y ago
No, Mastodon is better.
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by niutech 3y ago
But still you need an Instagram account to log in to Threads.

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