8lall0

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by 8lall0 4mo ago
Imho, while i agree on the marketing side of the problem, there is one more, and probably, worst problem: at $JOB, every single PHP you're going to find has to be treated as legacy, no shiny stuff, no proper sane way to work with it, i
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by 8lall0 1y ago
Pretty odd article. WASM is not so supported, but it's not like a major technology right now. If you need complex UIs, separate backend and frontend and write the latter in something well supported (like, i dunno... JS) "The days
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by 8lall0 2y ago
Javascript: please stop using it. Period. XML: please stop using it. Period Period Period.
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by 8lall0 2y ago
Liteally "oh i love Teslas, why my Nissan cannot behave like that?"
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by 8lall0 2y ago
As a coffeegeek myself, i would like to see a video before!
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by 8lall0 2y ago
While i can agree, Js is such an inefficient beast that using more efficient languages is IMHO mandatory. No JS written tool will ever be faster than, for example, esbuild (Go).
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by 8lall0 2y ago
Meh. https://about.psyc.eu/Jabber
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by 8lall0 2y ago
Solar will never take over PER SE. It's intermittent and storage is expensive and inefficient. I hate those articles where you put the one-solution, the energy problem must be addressed with multiple solutions.
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by 8lall0 3y ago
Do you have 5 minutes to talk about TOML?
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by 8lall0 3y ago
I am amazed by the amount of limits the community is pushing with a pico. If only the rp2040 had an integrated DAC...
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by 8lall0 4y ago
Addendum: no spam no adv, i suggest the web dev, css and js online courses from Jonas Schmedtmann, i learned from his courses and he's absolutely a nice teacher.
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by 8lall0 4y ago
3 months for web-dev is a very short period of time. Web Dev takes a lot of exercise and expertise, plus CSS and JS are beasts that are completely different from more "classical" languages (like PHP). Take your time, start from th
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by 8lall0 4y ago
I would say RN, more community support if you're using it for business.
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by 8lall0 4y ago
Hell no, horrible language, too verbose.
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by 8lall0 5y ago
The only possible answer: https://tapirullanza.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/you-dont-sa...
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by 8lall0 5y ago
That's literally the worst.
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by 8lall0 5y ago
Literally, my two thoughts: - Am i still learning something here? - Am i earning enough here? If the answer is NO to both of the questions, then i know that it's time to leave.
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by 8lall0 5y ago
My only question is: why?
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by 8lall0 5y ago
1) No, no, no, please avoid stuff that needs to be indented in 2021. YAML is more than enough to prove that is a silly thing to do. 2) If your configuration file is too big, maybe you're doing it wrong. 3) TOML is by far the less ugly
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by 8lall0 5y ago
I mean, if you don't consider the fancy structure, it's pretty doable for cheap. GG
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by 8lall0 5y ago
I hope not.
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by 8lall0 5y ago
I did HTML email coding for 4 years and it's absolutely the WORST.
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by 8lall0 5y ago
I see only one reason to use custom JS UI stuff in a project: if it's an internal tool and you and your colleagues (and all your tech department) use those components when programming. Otherwise i would use a framework, it's much
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by 8lall0 5y ago
I don't, but on bad screens it helps with eye fatigue (at least, in my experience). Now that i have a decent IPS, i don't need it anymore.
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by 8lall0 6y ago
I - honest to God - think that this isn't a good idea: it makes the HTML basically unreadable, plus if you end mixing up Turbo and plain CSS sheets it's gonna be a manteinability mess since you have to costantly look on (at least!
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by 8lall0 6y ago
TONY THE PONY.
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by 8lall0 6y ago
You can export your SVGs with fill="currentColor" and your color attribute onto the SVG tag or its container would work. Since at $JOB i'm using SVG icons with more than one color, i use fill="var(--svg-color-base)"
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by 8lall0 6y ago
That's because he's using React, i'm using an svg sprite sheet in a simple html page, with native <svg> tag and works like a charm. If your svg set is small, you can even inline it: you lose cache, but you save a reques
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by 8lall0 6y ago
Give hugo a chance. You can even setup hugo + github pages with a simple script. You fire the script, it compiles and push everything in the right places. If you don't feel confident about theming, pick one from the website and you&#x2
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by 8lall0 6y ago
https://github.com/denysdovhan/wtfjs

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