graydsl

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by graydsl 3mo ago
And guess what humans even learn, get better and might bring more value in the future.
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by graydsl 4mo ago
Am I the only one that has AI or does everyone? If everyone has it what is the thought experiment? Why 2019?
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by graydsl 5mo ago
I would also argue, that most school system forbid the usage of a calculator the first couple of years (at least that's how it was Germany a few decades ago). The same with writing per hand. You can spell check by looking the word up a
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by graydsl 8mo ago
Last week I just said f it and developed a feature by hand. No Copilot, no agents. Just good old typing and a bit of Intellisense. I ran into a lot of problems with the library I used, slowly but surely I got closer to the result I wanted.
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by graydsl 4y ago
By that definition it would be hard to justify anything besides HTML, JS and CSS. That would also exclude TypeScript and every JS Framework there is on earth. That's hard to justify from every angle (development and business wise) imho
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by graydsl 4y ago
Just came here to write that! Because of that and because I am not a fan of the convoluted UI, I switched to YT Music. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by graydsl 6y ago
> Based on the name I'm going to assume that the class is used on container for a layout with cards on the left. That's funny my intention was to name a wrapper around a container inside of card that is usually used on the left
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by graydsl 6y ago
Don't feed the troll
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by graydsl 6y ago
We use it in production for about a year now. We never had any issues with tailwind or how the markup looks. In the end you put that into meaningful (react) components anyway.
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by graydsl 6y ago
Yeah but that is the easiest example imaginable. The problem is not a button class its the card-left-wrapper-container class that you have to use to style something the right way. It basically boils down to naming things for me. The author
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by graydsl 6y ago
It starts like 8 minutes in. The whole podcast is about Nx basically.
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by graydsl 7y ago
IMHO search & replace would be the way to go here. Otherwise no one will understand it later on. But you could also define a color called text-primary, if you are concerned that something like this would happen.
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by graydsl 7y ago
Tailwind user here. :) One of the biggest benefits in my opinion is, to communicate the different utility classes to your UI/UX person. By restricting him/her to discrete values for margin, padding, colors, etc. they will not go o
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by graydsl 7y ago
I was waiting for someone to mention Xamarin. :D I haven't worked with the platform for 2 to 3 years. In my old job we had massive problems at the end hence we switched to native (we were an agency). Problems we had: * Deploying to de
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by graydsl 7y ago
I tried to build a game once with their stack, but it's just too old school and custom for my taste. I really appreciate your platform and hope it will attract some people. The licensing thing is a big thing though. But I think the pub
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by graydsl 8y ago
I never heard about such a phenomenon before. But yesterday I read about it in The Long Earth by Terry Pratchet and Stephen Baxter. Life is weird sometimes...
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Fuse is free and open source(blog.fusetools.com)
6 points by graydsl 8y ago|0 comments
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by graydsl 9y ago
Hm... https://github.com/jsbeckr/darmstadtium
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by graydsl 10y ago
These notorious Apple hit squads again...