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by seumars 5y ago
It's eerie to think how fast things can change.
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by seumars 5y ago
It took me a minute i'm not gonna lie.
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by seumars 5y ago
I'm surprised at the lack of stack overflow jokes in this thread.
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by seumars 5y ago
I find it weird that they use so many euphemisms for death when its the main motivation for the feature here. Is it really that uncomfortable for some?
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by seumars 5y ago
Webmaster is still the best title.
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by seumars 5y ago
In what context would one realistically be able to debug TCP/IPv4/IPv6? Also in terms of network sockets and kernel implementation you're talking about apples and oranges.
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by seumars 5y ago
I believe the interest is there, it's just not as easy as it seems: https://raphlinus.github.io/rust/druid/2020/09/28/rust-2021....
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by seumars 5y ago
>I am a collector of swag from large companies that have collapsed due to anything from mismanagement to outright fraud This is why I log on to this site.
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by seumars 5y ago
That’s frontend for you.
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by seumars 5y ago
The Wireless+ system from AIAIAI is a significant improvement in this space. I've never had the need for a low-latency lossless audio signal but even nowadays bluetooth seems kind of clunky.
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by seumars 5y ago
Regarding shortcuts: one that often gets overlooked is Move focus to next window under Shortcuts > Keyboard which lets you cycle between windows of the active application. I have it mapped to ⌘` .
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by seumars 5y ago
Ha my thoughts exactly, I hope they meant Super
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by seumars 5y ago
Depends a lot on what type of programming you're interested in doing and if you're willing to pay for lessons. I think scrimba.com is a great resource for front-end related stuff – and not to mention a great platform for making pr
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by seumars 5y ago
I get the argument, though I wouldn’t call it unique given how long JS fatigue has been a thing. HTMX is just one piece of the puzzle though so a more correct comparison would be a mature application built with htmx vs say sveltekit, not
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by seumars 5y ago
Agreed. Judging from this example: https://github.com/rajasegar/htmx-trello which uses htmx in pug templates combined with hyperscript the results are... dubious and hardly scalable.
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by seumars 5y ago
In that case it would be much more interesting to read about the "hypermedia approach" including its own downsides. For instance, the differences between SPA/MPA implementations are also directly linked to developer experienc
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by seumars 5y ago
No, the entire point of borrowing the term transitional is "having the best of both worlds". The SPA/MPA comparison is about highlighting the best aspects of each method and envision ways of implementing both. Any decent fr
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by seumars 5y ago
I'm sorry but what's the point here? Rich's talk was not even remotely aimed at HTMX yet this article is nothing but a shameless list of HTMX features.
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by seumars 5y ago
Next.js, Nuxt.js, SvelteKit, etc.
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by seumars 5y ago
I believe the JS criticism is more about the culture and ecosystem than the language itself. In short: Most if not all JS devs are more interested in playing with specific tools and APIs rather than dealing with and/or implementing pro
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by seumars 5y ago
I feel like the only people who take the idea of web3 seriously are those who like to tweet about it.
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by seumars 5y ago
I hope they go back to camera lenses being flush with the back of the phone. I don't use cases and typing on flat surface can get very annoying.
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by seumars 5y ago
Is the "exciting" part that these new meta-frameworks save you from actually having to learn and implement proper front-end development concepts? Remix is an "inflection point" because now you don't have to learn
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by seumars 5y ago
You just say thanks for sharing and drop the other bit.
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by seumars 5y ago
Love this trick. It should be noted that the element is added to the window object as long as the id follows the syntax of a valid javascript variable (meaning no dashes).
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by seumars 5y ago
As long as your code doesn't need transpiling, there's also the possibility of importing modules using the type attribute in script tags: <script type="module" src="script.js"> – which is very well suppor
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by seumars 5y ago
If I had the time I would try out the notebook API to make a simple node.js notebook. There's one alternative that works great but is too bloated to my liking: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=donjaya
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by seumars 5y ago
Also: * GROQ: https://groq.dev
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by seumars 5y ago
Which again is weird for someone like Ive considering that "form follows function" is one of those mantras that people like Rams and the Bauhaus folk based their entire work on.
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by seumars 5y ago
Switching to fullscreen keeps everything below the notch, judging from the screenshots. I'm betting they'll add an accessibility option to keep the UI below the notch as well.

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