wild_egg

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by wild_egg 3y ago
> you still have to do server-side validation Yes you do, regardless of how fancy your JS widgets are. Always do server-side validation. Always
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Seems there's also a similar .com one
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> in American English fwiw, the author doesn't appear to be American and it's entirely possible that your minor definition is their major one
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by wild_egg 3y ago
You're thinking of ANALYZE which is a separate operation that's commonly run during vacuuming but can be invoked independently
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Go + htmx + tailwind + SQLite is my current stack and it's the most enjoyable web dev experience I've had in a decade. SQLite adds an extra level of simplicity and convenience that I can't endorse enough
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Good luck, author died in 2013. This was written in 2006 and it's safe to say people consumed media differently back then
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> simply put, it's quite clear you ARE using frameworks, just in your mind, perhaps, you "aren't" You're conflating libraries with frameworks. I see no frameworks listed in TFA so they're not wrong. Seems a
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> udxvtd Is this a typo or something really slick I need in my life? Getting zero hits on google
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> join with SQL a column to a string As a human, I wouldn't know what to give you for this either. Not surprised the models give unexpected results. "Guanaco" gives something more in line with what I understand you to be a
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by wild_egg 3y ago
The difference is that with HTMX you're not stuck in "full stack JavaScript" land. Any language that can generate HTML becomes a viable full stack option without the headaches of modern JS tools being forced into the mix.
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by wild_egg 4y ago
The creator himself calls out that htmx is not a good fit for highly interactive web apps https://htmx.org/essays/when-to-use-hypermedia/