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by gg2222 11mo ago
Unrelated to the topic, but wow, they're still using moment? I thought it was kind of deprecated and been trying to use other libs.
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by gg2222 1y ago
This blog post and others are from 'security saas' that also try to make money off how bad NPM package security safety is. Why can't npm maintainers just implement something similar? Maybe at least have a default setting (or
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by gg2222 1y ago
Wow, this reminds me of how Windows XP was such a beautiful UI. UI these days are flat everything and pretty boring.
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by gg2222 1y ago
SolidStart
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by gg2222 1y ago
For people wanting to try something else, I recommend SolidJS and SolidStart. Personally I never tried Next.js exactly because it feels like too many decisions are being made for me without having any choice. And I don't trust framewor
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by gg2222 1y ago
Hello, congrats on the release of your framework! I myself also wrote a reactive library for my own projects long ago when jquery was still widely used. Anyways, these days I moved from React to Solid.js so I know a bit how Solid works. 1.
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by gg2222 2y ago
Yes, so actually SolidJS is newer.
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by gg2222 2y ago
Exactly. SolidJS api itself is very small, there is not much you actually have to learn. This makes it simple to reason about and at the same time gives you the confidence to wield it, which makes it actually feel more powerful.
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by gg2222 2y ago
Yes I know SolidJS 2.0 is coming. I said "it doesn't need so many major revisions", key word being "so many". (Telling myself: damn should of put that in my original comment cause of course someone's gonna comm
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by gg2222 2y ago
To the author: Yes, do consider SolidJS seriously. I find that its reactivity system is simple and the easiest to reason about, with none of the messiness and constant changes to "the best practice way to do things" like React has
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by gg2222 2y ago
Agreed. If it is mass hysteria why doesn't the government just say so instead of saying "they don't know". Some people just can't accept not "knowing it all".
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by gg2222 2y ago
Their FAQ talks about using games as the first step in fighting companies discontinuing services of various kinds (not only cultural products). It is true there is a cultural aspect for games and they mention it, but if a regulation like th
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by gg2222 2y ago
If games are a kind of software, why must games face this kind of regulation when other kinds of (actually more important) software doesn't / won't? In saying this, I'm not in favor of this regulation, actually the oppos
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by gg2222 2y ago
> the idea of preserving games for future access aligns with broader movements toward digital preservation, similar to efforts in other digital media industries like film and music And from the FAQ: > If this practice is not stopped,
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by gg2222 2y ago
How stable is Bun these days? Does it crash often? Is it ready for production app server use yet?
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by gg2222 2y ago
https://bevyengine.org/
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by gg2222 2y ago
In my view, here's an example from this HN comment section: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40177534 If this is the kind of attitude I would get from using Rust and having to be part of the Rust community, then I
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by gg2222 2y ago
Check this response to the article within these HN comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40177534 Not actually flaming but quite condescending towards the article writer. Not even properly reading the article and c
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by gg2222 3y ago
Hi! Does WalEx continue where it left off after disconnects?
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by gg2222 4y ago
Nice to see Solid JS mentioned in the article. Its mental model is sooo much simpler than React. It's a joy to use. I'm lucky that I am an independent developer so I can choose to use Solid JS in my projects. React has so many go
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by gg2222 4y ago
Solid JS It will have a very easy learning curve for React users too.
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by gg2222 4y ago
Also, well looks like a lot of people here don't like this style of CSS coding. As someone who's been writing HTML since Netscape days, I find Tailwind/UnoCSS plus a modern web framework (React/Vue/Solid JS) the mos
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by gg2222 4y ago
Haven't seen it mentioned, but if you like Tailwind, maybe take a look at UnoCSS: https://github.com/unocss/unocss It is like the next evolution of Tailwind. See this blog post for full explanation: https:/&
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by gg2222 4y ago
Amazing! Thanks for explaining that. I think that's a great solution because the biggest thing that makes me afraid of Rust webdev is compile times. Your solution seems perfect as you can get quick compile times during development.
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by gg2222 4y ago
What Rust web libraries/frameworks do you use and recommend? How long does your Rust project take to compile?
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by gg2222 4y ago
Same. I was about to jump into learning Rust and make it my no.1 language for new projects instead of node.js + TypeScript, but once I learned about the slow compile times I stopped that thought immediately.
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by gg2222 4y ago
I second this opinion. As a (non-hobbyist) game developer, I started my current game with Godot, but after running into many issues including performance which was the final dealbreaker, I decided to port the whole game to Unity. Finally I
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by gg2222 4y ago
Wow .. poolsuite site made smile. Opening it on my 4K monitor reminds me of when I first used Solaris on a Sun Microsystems Workstation. The monitors felt super high res (compared with normal PCs at that time).
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by gg2222 5y ago
Here is a fun demonstration of the Necomimi cat ears that were noted as reference material for the project. https://youtu.be/fOrqZjvQ0JQ?t=527 Amazing work building your own btw!
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by gg2222 5y ago
I'm wondering ... so when a user requests a page which will have a full hierarchy of blocks, how are the db queries done. Do you first query the root to see it's content blocks, then make additional queries to load the root's

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