tipiirai

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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   I think the 100-line version is better in the above case
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   Gotcha. Are all modern solutions CSS-in-JS based?
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   I'm with the author. I love vanilla CSS. With a well-thought, cascading structure you get the benefits of both global and local CSS.
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   Curious: which modern CSS solutions are you referring to?
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   I think anything that takes 10 lines instead of 100 is better. Easier to read, use, and scale. I cannot think of any exception to this.
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   We Forgot Front End Basics(blog.stackademic.com)

   3 points by tipiirai 3y ago|4 comments
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   Note that I am not a content creator myself. I build solutions for web teams and on those teams, some people focus solely on content and Markdown. I want to offer them an easy editing experience. So far YAML has been the easiest format for
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   What is the best term to use for the people who are writing content on the web team? The ones who write blog entries, documentation, and marketing pages. The ones who mainly touch Markdown files.
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   by tipiirai 3y ago

   I don't think anyone writes their blog entries with JavaScript here.
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Then what alternative do you recommend for content creators? Do you use the alternative in Markdown front matter?
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    I think YAML is a good pick for non-developers / content creators. The front matter section in Markdown files is a good example. Or is there a better, human-friendly alternative?
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Author here: I listed nine essential features that make, what I think, a perfect web framework. These pillars act as the goal for Nue - the framework I released four months ago [1]. Would love to hear your thoughts on what makes a framework
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    Striving for a "perfect" web framework(nuejs.org)

    3 points by tipiirai 3y ago|2 comments
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    I love Bun. I no longer use Node for development. Hardly any gotchas anymore. It's just faster all over. Especially `bun test`. Highly recommended. Thank you @Jarred!
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Do you convert your Markdown front matter to TOML? Also for your clients?
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    I prefer YAML on my Markdown front matter. It's more readable because of no brackets, quotes, or commas.
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    JSON is a terrible configuration file format. Property names must be quoted, tons of brackets and commas, a mistake comma breaks it, no comments allowed, etc..
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    What is ”actual HNer”?
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    This article describes three archetypes of startup founders: 1) Dreamer: Can see the future well past most others 2) Pragmatist: Wants to build, sell, and move on to the next big thing 3) Reformer: Wants to correct wrongs, change the system
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    Poll: Are You a Dreamer or Realist?

    1 points by tipiirai 3y ago|2 comments
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Dreamer
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Realist
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Looks Pro. Thanks!
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    To be exact @ch33zer is asking for "a preferred method for building simple sites that look good"
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Nue with a content-first approach might work: https://nuejs.org/ No templates yet so the "looking good" part requires CSS skills.
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Author here. Nue was announced in HN last September with this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37507419 Nuemark is a major milestone in bringing content-first web development (back) to the forefront. I am keen to
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    Nuemark: Markdown dialect for rich, interactive content(nuejs.org)

    15 points by tipiirai 3y ago|1 comments
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    > Why not build static website generators that people can just unzip, upload to the shared hosting they’ve just paid for, and start using via a browser? What is currently the best option / WordPress alternative to start an indie sit
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    > that generates types for your CSS classes This sentence caught my eye
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    by tipiirai 3y ago

    Why would I need type safety for my CSS?