some_guy_in_ca

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by some_guy_in_ca 9mo ago
I would recommend https://data-star.dev over htmx. It is more complete. But it depends on what you are building. Datastar does everything that htmx can do and much more.
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by some_guy_in_ca 9mo ago
I would recommend https://data-star.dev instead.
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by some_guy_in_ca 10mo ago
I just recently listened to this from Audible. I was a grand novel. The dialogue was amazing.
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by some_guy_in_ca 11mo ago
Alignment problem? JK
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by some_guy_in_ca 11mo ago
https://httpyac.github.io/guide/installation_vscode.html
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by some_guy_in_ca 11mo ago
Here is my take on datastar from htmx https://chrismalek.me/posts/data-star-first-impressions/
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by some_guy_in_ca 2y ago
I've spent my entire 30 career in ERP Consulting (PeopleSoft), working with Payroll, Accounting, and Student management systems. I have a current client that is a mirror of this exactly. They had one new executive go to a sales demo, a
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by some_guy_in_ca 3y ago
I tried obsidian but felt it had too many gears and knobs and spent too many times fiddling with them. I fell back on this app which is based on local markdown storage but takes it up a notch. https://noteplan.co The fact that e
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by some_guy_in_ca 3y ago
I love HttpYac. I use it all day every day. I stopped using Postman years ago because it got too bloated an "enterprisy". Also the fact that it syncs all my stuff to the cloud across many consulting clients is a no go. Passwords a
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by some_guy_in_ca 3y ago
If you are a VSCODE user I would also look at https://httpyac.github.io/guide/installation_vscode.html I ditched postman years ago for Rest Client then now HTTPYAc
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by some_guy_in_ca 3y ago
As a consultant with 25 years of experience in enterprise software for sizable corporations and universities, I have observed numerous development shops. The number of individuals in corporate America who accomplish little throughout the da
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by some_guy_in_ca 3y ago
Welcome to my world. I deal with this everyday. 25 years in enterprise software for medium to large companies...
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by some_guy_in_ca 3y ago
For Mac - I use Noteplan. Obsidian has some amazing feature but it is soo complicated. I find Noteplan has a more simple user interface and most of the features. They can work together because they both use local markdown files.
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by some_guy_in_ca 4y ago
Yes Apple Maps is much better than google maps. The way it zooms out when driving to give an overview The instructions are a bit better in my town. A lot of subtle improvements over the years.