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Terse JavaScript (2011)
(j11y.io)
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I'm a happy Deno hosting customer. I'm using it together with Bunny CDN. Ideally I'd get both CDN and cloud functions from Deno as subhosting. Any plans to add CDN to your stack? Or what is your recommendation currently?
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> Tailwind output was usually a lot smaller than hand-written CSS: Tailwind output is massively bigger than the one with semantic CSS. Here's a comparison: https://nuejs.org/blog/tailwind-vs-semantic-css/
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Poll: JavaScript or TypeScript?
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JavaScript
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TypeScript
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Congrats on the release! Any example sites where Spin is in active use?
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Thanks! Any good examples of terminal apps that I should be aware of?
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Nice looking product! Haven't heard of this before. Can anyone explain me the benefits of Charm? Why should I switch from zsh?
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Gotcha. Thanks for the info!
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Hey. Congrats on the release! Are you the original author of Doctosaurus? When/how Meta got involved?
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They don't as you know. I was referring to your question whether < 400 HN readers is a good sample count.
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Yes! This is exactly the kind of response when you love React and are not interested in alternatives, regardless of the benefits they offer.
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With Next.js emerging and 300+ MB projects becoming a standard, I want to bring up an alternative approacth. Nue is a "closer-to-standards web framework" with focus is on minimalism, separation of concerns, and semantic web design
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Nue – The closer-to-standards web framework
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Wanted to bring this up after Tailwind and inline(ish) CSS getting traction. It used to be different and more standards based.
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Developing for the Semantic Web
(smashingmagazine.com)
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I'm with you Bro!
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Pretty strong considering the data from the earlier polls. I'm ready to bet.
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Sorry! My mistake. Thought I was on a different thread.
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Why they don’t hire males?
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> is a dude who makes websites "dude": a man; a guy (from Oxford Languages)
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The most recent HN gender poll made just few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38031363 95% male.
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Outch! Apparently Kafka and Rust are the tools for Web Designers these days.
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Here's the most recent gender poll made just few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38031363 Still only 5% woman
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> Because the web developers added so many build steps Haha. I'm afraid you are right.
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But we still have web pages and someone needs to design them. I think the question of why the term "Web designer" is no longer used is a legit one.
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Is this another abstraction on top of Next.js? I recently created a new Next app with pnpm create next-app --example blog-starter And the resulting directory is a whopping 338M monster. Wondering what this adds.
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Why does HN search say that this was posted three days ago? https://hn.algolia.com/?q=generative+ui
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3y ago
I mean that Tailwind cricitcisim gets heated very easily
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