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by seumars 5y ago
Also interested in the custom styles. Although I like the redesign, it's all over the place typographically – 300 only for h1, 400 for h2 with a slight increase in letter spacing (?!) – but can't be bothered to apply a fix myself
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by seumars 5y ago
If anything it's the least harmful way of generating a profit. Better than restricting parts of the site. Besides, a subscription service like this is something employers will most likely be paying for, not developers – unless you&#x
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by seumars 5y ago
Love the update. The color-coded pages are also very useful. Though I wish they had an option to hide deprecated methods and properties, or at least put them in a different group.
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by seumars 5y ago
I knew this was about Firefox without looking at the url.
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by seumars 5y ago
It seems caddyserver makes certificates a lot easier to work with. Certbot is pretty much on par with NGINX in terms of challenging documentation and foot guns.
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by seumars 5y ago
My only pet peeve with these "laws" is the endless amount of people eager to come up with their own in hopes to be quoted in articles like these. Most of them don’t even make sense and read more like a meme, like “Atwood’s Law”: &
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by seumars 5y ago
Ha! lots of interesting headlines: >YouTube: "identifying copyrighted material can't be an automated process." Startup disagrees.
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by seumars 5y ago
"a core part of their business model" means actively look for vendor lock-in. I have to say I don't get it.
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by seumars 5y ago
Your comment makes no sense without you specifying what the "divs" variable value even is.
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by seumars 5y ago
It is. However it's unbearably slow when generating previews for prototypes. XD and Sketch are great for quick prototyping and Figma for actually implementing a large scale design system.
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by seumars 5y ago
Glad to see Tiptap getting more attention. I've used 1.0 and 2.0 and they've both been great to work with. However one GIANT roadblock in the project I was working on was the inability to create custom inline components, like say
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by seumars 5y ago
Sounds like the announcement of an announcement is being written in Rust then.
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by seumars 5y ago
At that point it would be better to just split it into several files though.
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by seumars 5y ago
Fantastic presentation! The utility functions from the source code are just as useful.
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by seumars 5y ago
Funnily enough the quote on textmate grammars in the article feels quite relevant: >The fact that we now have these complex grammars that end up producing beautiful tokens is more of a testament to the amazing computing power available t
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by seumars 5y ago
It’s disappointing to see that the consensus among frontend devs is to just sit and wait for a new API from react to do all the work. Every framework out there has simple methods for rendering a component to string which can be returned to
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by seumars 5y ago
Surely a wikipedia article like this is satire in itself right?
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by seumars 5y ago
>accommodating a high school-like social atmosphere Social skills are an important work skill. Describing it as "high school like" is ironically childish I think.
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by seumars 5y ago
Medium UX is also quite terrible – the website doesn't even allow you to copy text to the clipboard which is infuriating every single time.
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by seumars 5y ago
The node-based CLI tools kind of do though.
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by seumars 5y ago
Font licensing is annoying even for people in the industry itself – sadly a lot of it has to do with piracy and others who purposefully buy cheaper licences. Though my advice is to just look further, you won't see Monotype change their
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by seumars 5y ago
Or just use one of the hundreds of newer, more secure, CMS alternatives out there.
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by seumars 5y ago
Not really. The problem is the term "UI/UX".
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by seumars 5y ago
Not sure I follow. What's the relation between monitor size and UI?
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by seumars 5y ago
PWA still sounds to me like a 2015 buzzword from Google that never quite took off as everyone hoped it would. Perhaps the lack of support on Firefox could have something to do with it.
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by seumars 5y ago
I can still hear the pop-up sound of ActiveX warnings in my head.
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by seumars 5y ago
Fantastic. Thanks for including the link. It's pretty clear he's making a point of quoting the dialogue in and out of context. His tone makes the lecture pretty engaging to be honest.
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by seumars 5y ago
OSX Tiger running on a Power Mac G5 was my dream setup I never could afford. Time flies.
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by seumars 5y ago
I would definitely start with a block-based programming environment just to get started with general concepts like if-statements, loops, and whatnot.
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by seumars 5y ago
This could be a nifty way of getting RSS back.

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