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progx
2y ago
My 20 year old JS code works fine today and yours?
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progx
2y ago
Consistant error handling should be number 1. Followed by tests. Optimization is in >80% of all Software unnecessary, it is a nice to have feature.
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progx
2y ago
For this case you use components. He talks about styling one component, that should look differn.
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progx
2y ago
But MUI is nothing else then all the CSS-Frameworks before, only that you like the syntax more.
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progx
2y ago
Some time ago i thought the same, but using it a while change my mind. You can create and edit quick things, especially if some elements should have another styling. I don't miss the times when you specify every elements styling, espec
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progx
2y ago
Open the browser tools, select the element, view the styles and look what class cause the problem. Nothing else would you do, if you had a problem in styles css file.
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progx
2y ago
But if they use tailwind classes wrong, they would use css styles wrong too.
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progx
2y ago
That is the point, the OS / container-system must provide a secure system for storing and accessing the crypted keys. In the best case your app sends (something like gRPC) to the OS-key-system, that adds decrypted keys and executes the
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progx
2y ago
If something is compromissed you have a problem, whether with encrpyted key or something else. If your env-data is compromissed you have to set new in all services and restart your app / container. But the enc-env file could be shared
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progx
2y ago
The "securest" way is, you start your app and the app awaits the input of the key, it is only in the RAM. But in reality, nobody will do that.
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progx
2y ago
ChatGPT says "But for many, the rewards outweigh the challenges, making programming a fun and fulfilling activity." After 36 years i can say "i only wanna get the sht done" :)
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progx
2y ago
The problem is not only to make a desktop, nobody would implement it (NIH-Syndrom, thats why we have 12 karillion Linux Distributions), you have to ship your own distro.
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progx
2y ago
So we are back to the most difficult things in programming: naming things.
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progx
2y ago
Color blind people could add css extension that underline / highlight links. Blind people use a screen reader / braille display, they not need an underline. Who else needs underline?
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progx
2y ago
Or just use PHP and done.
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progx
2y ago
And most of the time thinking about things that should not be done.
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progx
2y ago
Why not use folder dates for that? It could be sorted. projects/ | 01.01.2017 something/ | 01.01.2024 other-project/ | 01.01.2023 hn-comment/ | 01.01.2022
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progx
3y ago
Yes insane and after upload "bang error", sh...t, fast fix the error and upload it quick again, befor anybody register the error :D :D
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progx
3y ago
That is the problem of the tool developers not of the app developers. For us, it is easy to use.
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progx
3y ago
What did you have to build? `node index.js` and it works, without build. And what did you mean with "no server updates"? PHP has to be updated and the server processes has to be restarted. The markup of PHP is a mess, OK js is not
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progx
3y ago
90s are back.
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progx
3y ago
In dev-mode is use a separate monitor that logs human friendly output. That output is generated by frontend and backend and transfered via socket (errors too). I run automatically on save only that part of the app, that i am working on, nor
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progx
3y ago
People normally use not the best things, they use things they understand. Then they are so happy, that they understand it, they write blog article about it, other read it and think "it must be a good thing", then more and more use
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progx
3y ago
That is the point. As long as you use tailwind as it is, it works good and you can have fast results. But with reusable components or unified design, you enter the @apply hell. At this point i could not see benefits of tailwind.
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progx
3y ago
Never change a running system. If you create a working project, you will not change it, especially a startup. Possible on a later bigger update (if necessary), a complete app would be rebuild. But here is the same problem: why should you do
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progx
3y ago
Did or can you publish a small snippet of how Nue-CSS would be implemented in or with Nue? Can't wait to use Nue for my next project, currently wait for CSS implementation (even if it is not necessary for Nue). Project is currently in
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progx
3y ago
The post say not that tailwind is bad, it shows only that using tailwind could end with huge code base and higher load times.
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progx
3y ago
But who really work like this? The most people and company would not do this extra work and use tailwind for finished products too.
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progx
3y ago
Thanks, will have a look at it.
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progx
3y ago
In many cases it is better not to use super complicated stack. It depends on the kind of project, how many people work with it, how it should be maintained, ... But the problem is, that most people automatically think to use a framework (me
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