ellinoora

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by ellinoora 1y ago
Making zero sense of your own take of the argument makes absolutely zero sense
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by ellinoora 1y ago
Indeed. This button comparison is quite telling, ragardless of the exact details. Definitely going to look what Nue is made of. It's refreshing to take a closer look at modern web standards — Nue or not.
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by ellinoora 2y ago
Obviously not a web standard, but Markdown is the closest one we have for content. Right?
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by ellinoora 3y ago
> I don't read HTML For a reason
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by ellinoora 3y ago
My biggest issue with Tailwind is point #5 on the article: Tailwind encourages div/span-tag soup. Together with the class name soup my HTML becomes unreadable.
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by ellinoora 3y ago
What is tendinitis/RSI/carpal tunnel?
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Tailwind Isn't for Me(spicyweb.dev)
103 points by ellinoora 3y ago|187 comments
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A Perfect Web Framework(nuejs.org)
2 points by ellinoora 3y ago|0 comments
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Website Analytics of Our Dreams(volument.com)
1 points by ellinoora 5y ago|0 comments
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by ellinoora 5y ago
Seems legit. Want to try this out. Why did it take so long to build?
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by ellinoora 5y ago
Plausible tracks visitors without their permission. This is illegal in Europe where notice or consent or is needed, regardless of how cookies are used/not used. More info: https://volument.com/learn/data-privacy N
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by ellinoora 6y ago
I think this is a great counter-argument to the current state of the frontend development ecosystem, which is far from minimal. The article might be too extreme, but I would love to see more minimalism on the general approach to things.
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by ellinoora 6y ago
Both Fathom [1] and Plausible [2] claim to be GDPR compliant, but they are not. They use a technique called "device fingerprinting" by collecting online identifiers, such as IP addresses, and browser characteristics for identifica
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Plausible and Fathom analytics are not GDPR compliant(blog.paranoidpenguin.net)
5 points by ellinoora 6y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Bareserver – Express.js alternative for Minimalists(volument.com)
2 points by ellinoora 7y ago|0 comments
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by ellinoora 7y ago
> There are no hooks, filters, templating, or plugins. No middleware for async calls. There are no heavy request and response objects so you never need to worry about request bodies, argument parsing or return value serialization. Makes
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by ellinoora 7y ago
There's quite a few problems in traditional A/B testing. See here for example: https://volument.com/learn/problems-in-traditional-ab-testin...
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by ellinoora 7y ago
Haha. I experienced The Chaos, but it seems to last only until they are three or so. Now I have time for boredom again.
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Ask HN: How to Beat Boredom?
20 points by ellinoora 7y ago|26 comments
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by ellinoora 7y ago
But they have actually replaced many of the popular services with a crud and also mention that MailGun / Stripe are irreplaceable.
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by ellinoora 7y ago
Kind of. However, I think the mentioned problems about SAAS are valid.
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The Power of Simple CRUD(volument.com)
7 points by ellinoora 7y ago|11 comments
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The only thing that matters (2007)(pmarchive.com)
2 points by ellinoora 7y ago|1 comments
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by ellinoora 7y ago
The website is quite unique in terms of design and performance.
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Single-page app – an undervalued website performance booster(volument.com)
3 points by ellinoora 7y ago|5 comments
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Navigator.sendBeacon is broken (extensive browser stats included)(volument.com)
3 points by ellinoora 7y ago|0 comments
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by ellinoora 7y ago
Hahaha. I know the feeling.
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Ask HN: Books you plan to read in 2020?
421 points by ellinoora 7y ago|320 comments