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wolframkriesing
10mo ago
which is exactly the confusion, a lot of table/data view sorts use "ascending" or "descending" but it means a different thing every time, sometimes lowest first sometimes highest first. I might could have written a
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Front End 'Ascending' ≠ Database 'ASC'
(picostitch.com)
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CSS: Converting an HTML <table> into a bar chart
(picostitch.com)
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PicoSSG – A static site generator that does less
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1y ago
Static site generators – sounds boring. But most aren’t, because they try to do everything and end up big and complex. PicoSSG is intentionally boring. It processes .md and .njk files, copies everything else as-is. Around 300 lines of pla
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GPTEngineer or DevGPT?
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2y ago
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New in JavaScript: Object.groupBy() groups items, learn it here
(jskatas.org)
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wolframkriesing
2y ago
I agree, when I saw the <style scoped> I also thought this would have been the coolest. But I guess there have been considerations and discussions about it. I just don't know where.
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Inline Scope for CSS
(picostitch.com)
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2y ago
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How to Control JavaScript's Strict Mode
(jskatas.org)
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3y ago
Thanks, I appreciate it. I would love to make this useful for more, which is definitely easier with feedback. And lovely feedback is just more fun to incorporate. I had no idea I had broken the back button, I has just been in my tunnel. Tha
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3y ago
oh, I hadn't tried that ... its the automatic hash update. ok, that's what you mean. true that's annoying. didn't try that, thanks
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3y ago
good to know. thanks for the feedback. it all started out as one chart and I thought I need to add some more data.
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3y ago
What is the silent back-button capture? I am not aware I built this in.
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3y ago
what do you mean by this? there is hardly any JS on the site. Any suggestions on how to improve it?
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3y ago
sorry if its annoying. I had put it there to not overwhelm with info right from the start. Seems not to work for some.
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JSChronicle
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3y ago
Some data about ES1, ES2, ES3, ... up to the latest.
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JSKatas – Explained
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5y ago
I added part 2 and part 3 https://picostitch.com/tidbits/2021/05/learning-rescript-par... https://picostitch.com/tidbits/2021/05/learning-rescript-par...
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Learning ReScript – A Series of Posts (just started)
(picostitch.com)
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CSS Preloading – Superior to Bundling?
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Docker vs. Docker-Compose
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Building the JavaScript `ParseInt()` Katas
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Choosing a new Template Engine – nunjucks
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Discover `Array.prototype.includes()` in depth, through a jskata
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TypeScript for JavaScript, Part 1 – Set it up
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Discover and Extract Dependencies
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Build, Measure, Speed, Repeat
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Resource Timing (part 3) – Waterfall Chart, understanding loading times
(techblog.holidaycheck.com)
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