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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Thanks, that's good to know. In some contexts I don't think a custom element is ever added to the DOM more than once, eg in htmx I am responding with HTML markup which is then injected into the page and then just kept there, possi
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
> Now you need to have OOB swaps and your HTML must contain that fragment. This is super simple to do if you are using a library to generate HTML in your backend programming language. > Not just that your server template code now has
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Where it's much easier to abstract and manage...if you use good architectural patterns in the backend.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
> The thing is most of us have jobs where we can't unilaterally switch to the 'cooler' solution, and I value my own context-switching overhead much more than I value a slightly smaller bundle or dep tree. And this is how y
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
This is easy to solve. Just configure htmx to automatically add an `Accept-Version` header to its requests: document.addEventListener('htmx:configRequest', evt => { evt.detail.headers['Accept-Version'] = A
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
> Imagine if you had a Java or Swift application and had the server sending your phone UI screens. I don’t even know how you would pitch that. https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/1khv43o/c
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
https://dev.to/yawaramin/why-hx-boost-is-actually-the-most-i... https://dev.to/yawaramin/handling-form-errors-in-htmx-3ncg
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
That's what we've been trying to tell you!
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Well, that's why I include JS files at the bottom of my HTML body, to make sure to avoid exactly this problem: https://github.com/yawaramin/dream-html-ui/blob/92f2dfc51b75...
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46417221
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46417607
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
So, the article doesn't discuss this, but there's actually a really good reason to make up and use custom elements: the browser can hydrate their dynamic behaviour automatically. For example, suppose you have: <div class=
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
It's free: https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
As opposed to a proprietary cloud git hosting platform?
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
People have: https://0install.net/
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Use an SQLite database file, stream out delta updates to clients using zipped plaintext or Litestream or something.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
https://litestream.io/
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
There's no need to have a publicly accessible database server, just put all the data in a single SQLite database and distribute that to clients. It's possible to do streaming updates by just zipping up a text file containing all t
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
It's not a monorepo though? It's a package index, it has the package metadata. It doesn't have the actual source code of the projects themselves.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
We're deleting them because we don't need them and we like keeping things tidy.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Package registry in an SQLite database, snapshotted daily. Stored in a cloud bucket. New clients download the latest snapshot, existing clients stream in the updates using eg Litestream. Resolving dependencies should now be ultra fast thank
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
True. At work our flow is to tag commits that we want to mark as release candidates and delete feature branches after their PRs are merged/declined. We've never had a need to archive branches.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
OK. My definition is that it should be able to add two integers together and give you a result somehow. So in SQL: select 1+1; -- Result: 2 In HTML: not possible. That's the key difference.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
No, Apple can't suddenly start doing attestation in the future by default because that would instantly kill all the passkeys that have already been created on Apple devices without attestation. It would be as if a home security compa
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Not really. ORMs have defining characteristics that hand-rolled SQL with mapping code does not. Eg, something like `Users.all.where(age > 45)` create queries from classes and method calls, while hand-rolled SQL queries are...well..hand-w
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Passwords are also simply phished, and many people have discovered those sharp edges by getting their accounts hacked.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
As I said earlier, this is functionally impossible because Apple devices don't offer device attestation data.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Apple doesn't do attestation, so effectively this feature is dead in the water.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Learning SQL basically launched my career as a professional SWENG. Once I knew SQL, I found ways to apply it in even non-technical jobs.
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
What is your definition of 'programming language'?

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