qudat

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   by qudat 4y ago

   I used to think the FE ecosystem was vitriolic and full of potentially unnecessary change. I think there are some really good reasons for that which are described here https://erock.io/2021/03/27/my-love-lette
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   by qudat 4y ago

   Agreed. Deploying apps at the edge is a shiny new toy that companies with good marketing teams are pushing as the next big thing. Most products or services don’t need it. We will eventually find a good niche for edge computing instead of it
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   by qudat 4y ago

   I totally agree with the sentiment of this post. Bear blog inspired me to build https://lists.sh which has been a blast to build. The goal is to foster a smaller web.
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   by qudat 4y ago

   It's a typing "bug" in code you don't control. In some cases that's enough to not use the library and sometimes it isn't. That's a value judgement based on the developers using the library.
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   by qudat 4y ago

   Because typescript is optional typing and some libraries don't maintain their own typings, there's a non-zero chance that the typings of a third-party library are wrong. In this case the error is noise and not indicative of a run
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   by qudat 4y ago

   > But, how does one go about securing a "tilde town". On top of something like charm, you can also use a force command when using ssh to limit the commands a user can take within the session.
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   by qudat 4y ago

   I also had similar thoughts without the eloquence of this article. The one area I disagree with the author is: > Rule #1 is don’t make a subset. If the replacement for the web is just whatever features were in Firefox 10 years ago, it’s
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   by qudat 4y ago

   The scale of the problem on FE is because if you want to work in the browser, you need to use JS. There's a diversity of engineers working on the FE and with them comes a diversity of ideas. People have different use cases in mind an
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   On the Browser Monopoly(erock.lists.sh)

   1 points by qudat 4y ago|0 comments
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Now add 500 more features and 10 engineers and see if it scales. Hint: it doesn’t. Sure you can make it work, but as someone who regularly makes FE decisions for a team, I wouldn’t want to impose vanilla on them. What I will say is it’s tou
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I spent a few hours tonight going through https://neovimcraft.com looking for new nvim plugins. Every once in awhile I find something that's pretty useful. For example: - https://github.com/folke/troub
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    by qudat 4y ago

    > Most of the web is just CRUD apps I disagree, pages for web apps don’t just CRUD one entity, they mix and match many entities in complicated ways. Also, I was referencing rails auto generated crud pages where there’s a single form and
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    by qudat 4y ago

    “wildly simpler stacks” [citation needed]. With a framework like rails you still have a front-end and you still have to solve for interactivity — unless you’re building a rudimentary CRUD app. There are modern alternatives that attempt to
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    by qudat 4y ago

    My cheeky answer: > Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I have a slightly different spin on how JavaScript ended up where we are: https://erock.io/2021/03/27/my-love-letter-to-front-end-web-...
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Even on large web apps I almost never reach for the react or redux specific dev tools. Just the normal debugger is more than sufficient.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    There’s even preact which is similar to react but a different org.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Hey thanks! How do you envision checklists would work?
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I’ve deployed your suggestions, thanks so much!
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I fixed this issue. Thanks again for submitting this issue.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Okay so I think the reason why you have no posts is because the files were marked as invalid. Did you try uploading a `.txt` file?
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Thanks for submitting this feedback! We only record the public key that was accepted by the SSH app, but it's true, the logs could show all the public keys attempted for authentication. I'm also going to update the docs to sugges
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Feel free to send me an email at: chat [at] erock.io
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    by qudat 4y ago

    There are no limitations to characters per line or number of items in a list. I might have to revise that later if I start noticing abuse.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Would you be interested in a more traditional markdown blog platform using the same tech?
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Hey thanks for the feedback. I agree and this is going to be a priority for me immediately after I triage the bug reports.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! I thought about using markdown but ultimately I felt like it didn't lend itself to making lists easy to write. There are also a lot of different flavors of markdown and a ton of features that I didn't wa
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Thanks for trying it out! I’ll look into it and post back asap.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I totally agree. I’ve been having a blast on mastodon.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I've been using mastodon over the last few days and the difference between tech twitter and mastodon tech instances are dramatic. People engaging with my content has gone way up compared to twitter. I feel like unless you have a ton