JohnMunsch

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by JohnMunsch 7mo ago
Hey, let's not be defeatist. Give RFK Jr. a shot at it and we can bring it roaring back.
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by JohnMunsch 8mo ago
Throwaway account from a troll. Don't engage.
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by JohnMunsch 9mo ago
False dichotomy. Your only options aren't HTMX or React/Vue/Svelte when web standards like custom elements have been here for years, are smaller, faster, and work with all your browsers (including the ones on your phone).
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by JohnMunsch 1y ago
Love Lit. I've pushed hard for Web Components at work for a while now with some success (the shine is definitely coming off of Angular for a lot of people there) and I've only used Lit to build my personal projects for a long time
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by JohnMunsch 2y ago
This telescope and its mission to catch changes in the sky over time is going to help discover so many things.
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
Yes, this. I read it back when it came back and while it drew many parallels between computed systems with very few rules and real world phenomena, it never really did more than show examples and say, "Look, look how similar this is, t
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
Not yet, but I may give it a try. The JSX this is as off-putting as a case of leprosy though. The idea that React needed to invent something new that wasn't JavaScript was absolutely terrible.
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
I don't want to poop all over someone else's project (hell, it's hard as hell to do anything like this), but I have to say that this feels like exactly what you said, a React/Vue/etc. alternative. But that is absolu
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
If this were my project I think I would provide some reassurances that the site doesn't keep records of project names or results and that none of it will be used to register accounts. Several domain search websites over the years have
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
In the Mac printer settings under Safari the user can uncheck "Print headers and footers" manually and that's almost sufficient for me. For reasons I've struggled with debugging, it wants to print a second blank page aft
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
Of course it is my friend, of course it is :) https://github.com/JohnMunsch/PaperQuik.com Note: It should be very easy to work on if you know JS. It's a handful of very simple Web Components and the SVG paper gene
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
https://paperquik.com I still take notes on paper sometimes and most "paper" sites are just a bunch of pre-created PDF files. Mine creates a SVG on the fly and then can print it out from the page. While I really loved
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
Component frameworks. I've used first AngularJS and then Angular at work for ten years, evaluated React, and we've settled on using Web Components (built with Lit for the moment) in our Angular code for the long term.
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
I continue to be astonished at the people who have not left. What isn't off-putting to you? The literal Nazis back on the platform? The racism? The misinformation elevated to the top level? I quit when the moron made his offer to buy i
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
I couldn't disagree more. We are a professional setting and have an app that is ten years old at this point that has used them previously and is expanding the use of them, not contracting them. This is after using Angular for a long ti
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
It's trivial to turn it off in Lit if you don't want to use the Shadow DOM.
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by JohnMunsch 3y ago
We absolutely love Lit. We've used it for our Web Components after a brief (bad) dalliance with using Angular Elements to make some. We pair it with Storybook, finicky though it is, to have a catalog of our components and stories showi
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by JohnMunsch 4y ago
BTW, there is an excellent documentary on General Magic out there that is readily available on several services. I just watched it this weekend because I was one of those people fascinated with what they were building and disappointed that
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by JohnMunsch 4y ago
When that happened to me and my buddy with Borland back in the 90's that ended up being a blessing. They never recovered from their problems and we were lucky to have dodged being in that mess.
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by JohnMunsch 4y ago
Exactly! I couldn't help but think of Hughes recently with his crazy choices. He hasn't got the injury from a plane accident to attribute his awfulness to though.
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by JohnMunsch 4y ago
TIL, that there's important Bing source code???
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by JohnMunsch 5y ago
You only have to go as far as the second tweet too get to, "For collapse will happen because of vaccine mandates." Uhh yeah.
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by JohnMunsch 6y ago
Oh look, we suddenly care about the debt: https://lenexweb.com/cartoon-lucky-ducky-and-the-return-of-t...
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by JohnMunsch 6y ago
There are so many good books it lacks... But still a really neat idea. Good work!
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by JohnMunsch 7y ago
This is (% #(* ridiculous. If you're part of this group you're a coward or you're just looking for another excuse to treat women like something "less". I'll tell you to your face that you are wrong and that yo
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I did an AMA as a professional developer for 31 years (I'm 53)(dev.to)
2 points by JohnMunsch 8y ago|0 comments
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by JohnMunsch 9y ago
"Polymer is a Google-backed libary focused on Web Components, a proposed group of technologies that are currently not well-supported in browsers." Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Wow.
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by JohnMunsch 9y ago
Seriously? We're going to actually act like breitbart is anything but a hate site? Don't post garbage from sites like this.
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by JohnMunsch 10y ago
Long before the working conditions became commonly known I heard it described as "a dirty cube farm." Wow. How appealing. Nothing about Amazon has ever appealed. Not their pay, certainly not their track record for hardware product
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by JohnMunsch 10y ago
Probably because it's coming from a paper owned by Ivanka Trump's husband. Oh. That didn't get mentioned? How odd.

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