bryanhogan

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by bryanhogan 3d ago
I'm working on a self-tracking app and an Astro Web Starter Template! :) The app is very customizable, local-first and is built to adapt to what you want. Goal is to combine habit tracking, health logging and journaling into one fast a
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by bryanhogan 6d ago
I think there are many reasons why React Native would be unappealing, my experience with it wasn't that positive. I don't see a reason to use it over web stacks plus CapacitorJS (Or Tauri) or directly native for very large teams.
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by bryanhogan 19d ago
> We are making this choice because we cannot be confident that SpaceX will use our technology within our terms of service, based on our experience with Elon Musk's companies violating contracts. I'm surprised how clear they ar
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by bryanhogan 20d ago
Yes, I would love to talk! Please send me a message: bryan @ bryanhogan dot com
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by bryanhogan 23d ago
I really liked my modern Bachelor's called Code & Context, it focussed on creating potential founders. It combined coding, design and entrepreneurship. I felt like the idea behind this major was being able to go from idea / pr
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by bryanhogan 26d ago
I've been using Zed mostly with Codex session windows and its great. It is much easier to handle multiple sessions than in the Codex VSCode app and the interface is quite good.
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by bryanhogan 1mo ago
I don't think that's moving the goalposts. The goal isn't to minimize dependencies or avoid Node APIs. It's to make it easy to build a high-quality website with a good, simple developer / creator experience. The thi
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by bryanhogan 1mo ago
That would mean using a completely different architecture, and I think there many benefits to using Astro. I like your underlying goal of fewer environment-specific dependencies, but the ones used here were carefully selected because they d
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by bryanhogan 1mo ago
I'm building the easiest way to start your own high-quality blog: https://github.com/BryanHogan/astro-starter-template Astro is a framework that uses no JavaScript by default. I also use just HTML and CSS, so no b
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by bryanhogan 1mo ago
This is the one use-case where !important makes the most sense, as it's a utility class they you only use if you want it. The other solution would be to make other CSS less specific, e.g. using `where` in the markdown.css file, but tha
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by bryanhogan 1mo ago
I built something for a similar goal, make it easy for someone to start their blog. But instead it's a static website, clone the repo, adjust the config.ts, write the posts in markdown, host anywhere: https://starter.bryanho
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by bryanhogan 1mo ago
I agree that React gets overused for many websites, but I'm not sure about this project over something like Astro. I built an Astro Starter that uses just CSS in a scalable way for simple websites. Content is written in Markdown /
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by bryanhogan 2mo ago
I also don't recommend TailwindCSS. I instead recommend using HTML + CSS in a way that scales. Plus using a framework that supports scoped components helps. I'm writing a web developer guide on using HTML + CSS and JS only when yo
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by bryanhogan 2mo ago
Cool project, I had been using markdown based slide tools for similar use-cases: - Marp: https://marp.app/ - Slidev: https://sli.dev/ - Revealjs: https://revealjs.com/ Something more simila
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by bryanhogan 2mo ago
I'm building an Astro starter template that also makes it easy to start your own website / blog: https://github.com/BryanHogan/astro-starter-template Astro is a framework that uses no JavaScript by default. I
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by bryanhogan 2mo ago
I have been working on a starter template for Astro: https://github.com/BryanHogan/astro-starter-template I've found Astro to be an amazing framework for simple, performant websites. It stays really close to basic
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Which AI coding tools to use(bryanhogan.com)
3 points by bryanhogan 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanhogan 2mo ago
Are clients not interested in learning how to build scalable software themselves? Just curious about it, since it's not mentioned in your services.
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by bryanhogan 3mo ago
I have also noticed that, waiting for an LLM answer makes my mind wander to completely unrelated topics. What I've found useful is to create a tasks.md file where each bullet point / task is one implementation. Bullet points that
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Excalibur.js: Free open-source 2d game engine in TypeScript(excaliburjs.com)
2 points by bryanhogan 3mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanhogan 3mo ago
Very cool! Do you have any content on how you built it? I also enjoy making web-based games and would love to learn about other people's processes!
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by bryanhogan 3mo ago
I'd say that heavily depends on what you see as alternatives. For some the Steam Machine is filling an unmet need in the market, for others it's a more expensive gaming pc or gaming console. As we are on HackerNews, there's a
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by bryanhogan 3mo ago
My prediction was that they would bundle it with Steam store money or other games to bring the "end price" below a 1000 Euro, surprised to see I was wrong!
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by bryanhogan 3mo ago
Forgot to mention, Google also has an introduction to Structured Data that is helpful: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structu...
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by bryanhogan 3mo ago
Some additional information, what you actually want to implement for every website is Structured Data, using the Schema.org vocabulary. JSON-LD is one of the ways to do this. There's also RDFa and Microdata. I used this article and can
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by bryanhogan 4mo ago
Have you looked into Affine? https://affine.pro/
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by bryanhogan 4mo ago
I really like Svelte and have been using SvelteKit for more complex apps. I've found it to be a great improvement over many cases where I would have used React before. Svelte feels much easier to learn for someone who already knows the
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by bryanhogan 4mo ago
> Plus there are some libraries for my specific use case that didn't exist in Svelte. A lot of these libraries aren't needed in Svelte because 1) the functionality might already be built into Svelte, and 2) you can use any Jav
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by bryanhogan 4mo ago
Reddit is heavily filled with bots at this point, feels like every question is made to then promote their product or service using multiple bot accounts.
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by bryanhogan 4mo ago
I have paid for Obsidian and Samsung Notes as part of buying a Samsung phone. I also paid for a few more, e.g. Notion, but I think it's better to focus on: There's definitely value in good text editors. They can greatly enhance yo

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