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by tipiirai 2y ago
No surprise that Paul is on the Elon, Mark, Trump side of things — like 99% of the American rich.
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by tipiirai 2y ago
That site crashed my browser
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by tipiirai 2y ago
I thought Foursquare no longer exists
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Author here. I'm happy to answer your questions.
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Nue 1.0 (RC) – Can it outshine Next.js/Astro?(nuejs.org)
2 points by tipiirai 2y ago|1 comments
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by tipiirai 2y ago
It was ”content first web franework” earlier
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by tipiirai 2y ago
This is by far the biggest release of Nue yet with five months of work and over 500 files changed. This is a breakdown of new features, updates, and breaking changes.
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Nue 1.0 (Beta) – A web framework for UX developers(nuejs.org)
16 points by tipiirai 2y ago|3 comments
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Improving developer experience requires developer experience
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by tipiirai 2y ago
These poor people don’t understand the wonders of YOLO
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by tipiirai 2y ago
For me, the flexibility that comes from loose typing is one of the biggest strengths in JavaScript. For example, using loose equality (double equals) is truthful for both null and undefined, but false for 0.
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by tipiirai 2y ago
How can a project have 2166 modules? Sounds more like a problem in software architecture than in tooling.
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Is HTMX a legit solution for single-page applications? Feels like you just move the complexity to the server side. For example, the server side code for a simple TODO app is a massive programming project as seen in this repository: https:&
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by tipiirai 2y ago
I wish web development would endorse the separation of concerns pattern where the application logic would be fully separated from the UI code. In this way the business logic could be a separate NPM module written with pure JavaScript or Typ
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by tipiirai 2y ago
> Simplicity is an advantage but complexity sells better Exactly my feeling with TypeScript
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Free IPA! I'm in
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Besides the absurdly slow load time, I find the UI somewhat complex and cluttered. For example — I accidentally pressed the #general voice channel in a big community, which makes the phone ring for everyone. Oops.
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Poll: Do You Like Discord?
4 points by tipiirai 2y ago|5 comments
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Yes — Discord is great
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by tipiirai 2y ago
No — Discord is not great
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by tipiirai 2y ago
Indeed. I clicked to see an HTML-first UI library but entered a utility-first Tailwind library.
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by tipiirai 3y ago
Am I the only one who feels the opposite? I sleep less when excited and have something important to say or develop. I sleep more when I'm bored.
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by tipiirai 3y ago
Why do you have 1700 repos?
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by tipiirai 3y ago
Definitely not. I prefer the vanilla version as well.
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by tipiirai 3y ago
The most important thing that sets apart Nue from other frameworks is indeed vanilla CSS. Think Nue as the ideal framework for using vanilla CSS with hot-reloading in place for all asset types. Modern development is shifting towards CSS-in-
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by tipiirai 3y ago
Author here. Here are the key differences in Nue CSS: 1. Your pages depend on an external design system 2. A new, minimalistic way to write vanilla CSS 3. No CSS-in-JS layer needed
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by tipiirai 3y ago
Pretty sure this is a reference to Linus Torwalds
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by tipiirai 3y ago
Indeed not yet. Sam says "5 years, give or take, maybe slightly longer."
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Sam Altman: AI will handle 95% of marketing work(marketingaiinstitute.com)
3 points by tipiirai 3y ago|4 comments
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by tipiirai 3y ago
I like the first rule in particular: "A CSS approach that can work for a small site and remain the same approach for a large site"

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