Javascript: please stop using it. Period. XML: please stop using it. Period Period Period.
As a coffeegeek myself, i would like to see a video before!
Meh. https://about.psyc.eu/Jabber
Addendum: no spam no adv, i suggest the web dev, css and js online courses from Jonas Schmedtmann, i learned from his courses and he's absolutely a nice teacher.
3 months for web-dev is a very short period of time. Web Dev takes a lot of exercise and expertise, plus CSS and JS are beasts that are completely different from more "classical" languages (like PHP). Take your time,…
Hell no, horrible language, too verbose.
The only possible answer: https://tapirullanza.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/you-dont-sa...
My only question is: why?
I hope not.
I did HTML email coding for 4 years and it's absolutely the WORST.
That's because he's using React, i'm using an svg sprite sheet in a simple html page, with native <svg> tag and works like a charm. If your svg set is small, you can even inline it: you lose cache, but you save a…
Give hugo a chance. You can even setup hugo + github pages with a simple script. You fire the script, it compiles and push everything in the right places. If you don't feel confident about theming, pick one from the…
https://github.com/denysdovhan/wtfjs
I care because it's cognitive overhead, i MUST know what the "spacer" does and how it does, instead of having a simple margin or padding which works so well when you set box-sizing: border-box.
My experience teaches me that everything born for "fast prototyping" is going to temporary stay for years to come. So tailwind, like bootstrap, just moves the problem from css to html class attribute.
I use that too. It's simply unbeatable. It makes me a better typewriter and a better coder.
Totally agree. I pulled off all my setup with Technics stuff (turn, amp, speakers) for ~300€ and, for a first time user, it's absolutely FANTASTIC. I saw people with 2000€ setups not pulling off a better sound than mine.
This is genuinely stupid code from a first-week-junior dev who is still learning a lot. The worst code i've ever seen was a PHP function that printed a menu (with relative permissions) from a database. Problem: it was…
And the Netscape download link still works :D
I think that the right way to rephrase that is "use the right tool for the right job". How many blogs are powered by wordpress? How many of them can be replaced with a static gen? HTML has a lot of garbage, but at least…
That's non-optimal UX imho. I can't understand why it's so hard to get a decent datepicker in general. You should only: * Tap on years and months to select one * Tap on your preferred day * Being able (programming side)…
That's so sad that we need posts like this to get this information. Thank you btw.
I agree on the "inelegant" and "verbose", but the tradeoff is that every block became "obvious", so manteinance is much much easier than ever before.
You can use wasm as a lingua franca between languages if you have some good libraries or programs that you want to share.
Well, it proves that not everything should be able to do tons of stuff.
Javascript: please stop using it. Period. XML: please stop using it. Period Period Period.
As a coffeegeek myself, i would like to see a video before!
Meh. https://about.psyc.eu/Jabber
Addendum: no spam no adv, i suggest the web dev, css and js online courses from Jonas Schmedtmann, i learned from his courses and he's absolutely a nice teacher.
3 months for web-dev is a very short period of time. Web Dev takes a lot of exercise and expertise, plus CSS and JS are beasts that are completely different from more "classical" languages (like PHP). Take your time,…
Hell no, horrible language, too verbose.
The only possible answer: https://tapirullanza.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/you-dont-sa...
My only question is: why?
I hope not.
I did HTML email coding for 4 years and it's absolutely the WORST.
That's because he's using React, i'm using an svg sprite sheet in a simple html page, with native <svg> tag and works like a charm. If your svg set is small, you can even inline it: you lose cache, but you save a…
Give hugo a chance. You can even setup hugo + github pages with a simple script. You fire the script, it compiles and push everything in the right places. If you don't feel confident about theming, pick one from the…
https://github.com/denysdovhan/wtfjs
I care because it's cognitive overhead, i MUST know what the "spacer" does and how it does, instead of having a simple margin or padding which works so well when you set box-sizing: border-box.
My experience teaches me that everything born for "fast prototyping" is going to temporary stay for years to come. So tailwind, like bootstrap, just moves the problem from css to html class attribute.
I use that too. It's simply unbeatable. It makes me a better typewriter and a better coder.
Totally agree. I pulled off all my setup with Technics stuff (turn, amp, speakers) for ~300€ and, for a first time user, it's absolutely FANTASTIC. I saw people with 2000€ setups not pulling off a better sound than mine.
This is genuinely stupid code from a first-week-junior dev who is still learning a lot. The worst code i've ever seen was a PHP function that printed a menu (with relative permissions) from a database. Problem: it was…
And the Netscape download link still works :D
I think that the right way to rephrase that is "use the right tool for the right job". How many blogs are powered by wordpress? How many of them can be replaced with a static gen? HTML has a lot of garbage, but at least…
That's non-optimal UX imho. I can't understand why it's so hard to get a decent datepicker in general. You should only: * Tap on years and months to select one * Tap on your preferred day * Being able (programming side)…
That's so sad that we need posts like this to get this information. Thank you btw.
I agree on the "inelegant" and "verbose", but the tradeoff is that every block became "obvious", so manteinance is much much easier than ever before.
You can use wasm as a lingua franca between languages if you have some good libraries or programs that you want to share.
Well, it proves that not everything should be able to do tons of stuff.