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Ask HN: TypeScript for CSS, is it overkill?
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3y ago
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4y ago
Looking at the code on their site a saw this 'class="not-sidebar"' ... why describe what something is when you can describe what it isn't! :D
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jjdeveloper
4y ago
Best comment! lol
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jjdeveloper
4y ago
May be true for America but not so much on houses here in Australia
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jjdeveloper
4y ago
Very true
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4y ago
Good youtube video here that covers a lot this, quite an interesting watch even if it just confirms what you have already been seeing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48AOOynnmqU
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jjdeveloper
4y ago
It’s a good thing, I’m seeing less JS frameworks getting created now
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4y ago
They now have an experimental flag that allows some pages to be SSR and others SSG. So this is now possible
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Notion AI
(notion.so)
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4y ago
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Pfizer’s Covid vaccine never tested if it prevented transmission of the virus
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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Ask HN: How does your company handle late running projects?
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4y ago
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jjdeveloper
4y ago
Next.js saved me from the mess that was Gatsby and have used it for many projects but these days I find Astro simplifies things even more and has become my go to tool.
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4y ago
No. "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." The sweeping generalization refers to the poor journalistic practice of writing sensational headlines in the form of a question in order to compensate
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4y ago
Have you tried Astro. Lets you get back to basic html, css and it’s not a SPA but an old school MPA. Lets you use react or similar for any interactive component but without SPA complexity. Worth a look but always depends on what your needs
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4y ago
For drag and drop try https://devdojo.com/tails
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4y ago
The main dev on Slinkity has moved onto Astro. Just an fyi and yes Astro fan here. Mental model feels very productive.
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4y ago
I think Astro is more likely the successor to Next.js and probably not remix. I think Next will steal the best parts of Remix but Astro was built with simpler foundations and has integrations for deno with Netlify edge functions among other
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4y ago
This feels exactly the same as Astro SSR (which I’ve been using recently and is great by the way). I guess this validates their direction. Happy to see more frameworks like this.
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4y ago
Not even sure Alpine is needed anymore as they have Phoenix.LiveView.JS now https://fly.io/phoenix-files/sdeb-toggling-element/
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jjdeveloper
4y ago
I’m unsure why you would need HTMX and alpine. Phoenix I believe is capable of handling what both of those would provide, or perhaps I’m missing something?
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4y ago
I've used 11ty and quite a few other static site builders (Hugo, jekyll) and also wordpress and Craft CMS. But by far the best I've used is Astro, similar to 11ty but much more simpler to build with and much more powerful IMO
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Canva, Amazon, Google and Atlassian paying graduates salaries up to $350k
(news.com.au)
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4y ago
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5y ago
Yes
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Corset a front end SPA alternative to React/Vue/Sevelt
(corset.dev)
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5y ago
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Ask HN: Content Management Systems suck, why is no one building a good one?
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5y ago
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5y ago
Elixir, so hot right now … https://youtu.be/FAxJECJJG6w
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Simple Deploy for Phoenix and Elixir
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5y ago
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5y ago
On the flipside Spotify is starting to use Elixir. I don't think it matters until there is a mass of companies moving away. I see job ads ever so slowly increasing but heading in the right direction. And I never hear of people moving f
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5y ago
I see Elixir pulling in a lot of people in with Liveview, especially those in the node/react world who are getting tired of the churn and build complexities.
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Remix
(kentcdodds.com)
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5y ago
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