29decibel

robb, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago) to random

New Stream Deck just as I’m thinking about buying one? Excellent timing https://www.elgato.com/uk/en/p/stream-deck-neo

29decibel, 1 month ago to random

Selfish ask. Can we have a write only mode for #PhanpySocial . I would relunctant to say this if not seeing so many interesting ideas (not seeing any where else) showing up in Phanpy.

• catch up
• boost carousel
• image slidding animation
• probably more ...

29decibel, 3 months ago to svelte

Working on Svelte is so rewarding as a long time vanilla JS developer. All the accumulated web knowledge over the years just instantly available to you, while enjoying the augmented DX.

I have to say that's the best thing happened to the web. Imagine you don't need to throw away everything in order to progress, instead just enjoy the compounding benefits of your existing web knowledge.

Thank you Svelte team!

#svelte #sveltekit #web #webdev

29decibel, 3 months ago to webdev

SvelteKit “Form actions” is the single most underrated feature. I use it to power 95% of the mutation happens to my projects, I no longer needs that much JSON API endpoints. It's dead simple as it leverages the native web form to send data, you can easily extend it using use:enhance or your own customized handler to provide a better UX.

Oh it works without JS. What a charming thing!

https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/form-actions

#sveltekit #webdev #webplatform

29decibel, 3 months ago to webdev

How To Center a Div

https://wwwwebdevcomeau.com/css/center-a-div/

If there's anyone in the world who treats writing a blog like shipping a product, it's Josh W. Comeau.

Once again, Josh has nailed it. I've learned a ton from this piece and greatly appreciate all the details.

#html #css #webdev

29decibel, 5 months ago to random

The entire point and the beauty of static website is that they are self contained and portable. By adding more and more APIs for sure makes it less portable and fragile to some extend. Simplicity is not simple anymore.

https://www.spicyweb.dev/farewell-jamstack/

#staticwebsite #jamstack

29decibel, 5 months ago to javascript

Some no brainer use cases to use web components:

• Build a 3rd party SDK to render some small elements on other people’s page
• UI library supporting multiple frameworks (design systems)
• Mainly server side rendering but want one or two interactive component on the page
• Chrome extension needs UI

Combining web components with import map, I believe you can get pretty far without jumping into the node/npm black hole. 🕳️

#WebComponents #JavaScript #HTML

29decibel, 9 months ago to random

As much as a CLI person, I start appreciating more and more on GUI tools. Which reminds me of someone said that we are not living for computing, but computing should work for us. Thank you @davidbures for making Cork ❤️ A great GUI for (and more than) Homebrew.

christianselig, 11 months ago to random

Apollo will close down on June 30th. Reddit’s recent decisions and actions have unfortunately made it impossible for Apollo to continue. Thank you so, so much for all the support over the years. ❤️ https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_will_close_down_on_june_30th_reddits/