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by qwm 2y ago
> Today, we continue with our aimless pursuit of a boilerplate-free Go. If only this was possible LOL writing Go makes me feel like I'm in the days of Java again with all the reflection hackery and codegen
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by qwm 2y ago
What are your needs? I quite dislike MySQL's fulltext search as it's much less configurable than say, ElasticSearch. I would recommend something like ElasticSearch if you need flexibility down the line. I've used it happily f
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by qwm 2y ago
I don't know if this was a Musk addition, but that's one of the few good things I've heard about new Twitter lol. I guess they realized the format of the website required people to be able to better self-segregate; a real cha
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by qwm 2y ago
I do think it would be bad if that happened, and there's been talk about it with a proposal to separate JS "syntax" and a JS "core", almost treating JS like assembly. We have WebAssembly for that purpose. I just thi
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by qwm 2y ago
It's not much different from using some 3rd party linter for another language, like Psalm for PHP or whatever people use for Python. The only difference is Psalm checks special comment syntax (which TypeScript can also do with JSDoc) a
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by qwm 2y ago
I sent Wikipedia $10 a few years ago. I expect that will cover the cost of me personally using it for at least 5 years. I don't think I'll be donating again for a while regardless of what it spends its money on.
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I don't get nostalgia for 2000s webdev "simplicity"
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by qwm 2y ago
I have several problems with htmx, and none of them are love of React or the thousands of NPM modules that make up most modern frontends today. I'm also not a fan of JavaScript itself, and I don't write Node backends unless I can&