In technical context leaving unknowns with unknown boundaries behind is an approach that makes it hard to assess next actions in error cases, but even more importantly it makes the future system design work rooted on…
I am interested if someone has written a document/post/article that approaches ”web needs simplification” in current context in holistic manner. E.g. Considering energy consumption, development costs, tooling…
Increase effort/improve in these areas: - focus on authoring robust CSS - actually test the UI (different devices, browsers, viewports, scenarios) - reserve APPROPRIATE time to test UI - reserve APPRORIATE time to fix…
I am happy with CSS. It pays the bills and is quite fun to do. Same for Javascript. Web UIs have made some nice things possible.
You are not. As a dev I understand the temptation of Tailwind, but I don’t see the benefits really worth it in all cases where I see it’s used. Writing plain CSS just makes so much more sense in the long run.
Based on some experience (designer and developer), here’s some thoughts I currently have about them: - high-level idea is usually understood, although mixed with design tooling - practical usage rarely straightforward -…
Here comes a question what many of the people reading the comments are thinking: As of November 2023, what is the canonical way to set up a Node project with Typescript and hot reload? Minimal setup with least amount of…
After trying almost everything I can imagine (probably twice) to manage my tasks and time I found the sweetspot from hybrid model of digital and analog. The system is rather simple: I write stuff to the paper (home and…
In technical context leaving unknowns with unknown boundaries behind is an approach that makes it hard to assess next actions in error cases, but even more importantly it makes the future system design work rooted on…
I am interested if someone has written a document/post/article that approaches ”web needs simplification” in current context in holistic manner. E.g. Considering energy consumption, development costs, tooling…
Increase effort/improve in these areas: - focus on authoring robust CSS - actually test the UI (different devices, browsers, viewports, scenarios) - reserve APPROPRIATE time to test UI - reserve APPRORIATE time to fix…
I am happy with CSS. It pays the bills and is quite fun to do. Same for Javascript. Web UIs have made some nice things possible.
You are not. As a dev I understand the temptation of Tailwind, but I don’t see the benefits really worth it in all cases where I see it’s used. Writing plain CSS just makes so much more sense in the long run.
Based on some experience (designer and developer), here’s some thoughts I currently have about them: - high-level idea is usually understood, although mixed with design tooling - practical usage rarely straightforward -…
Here comes a question what many of the people reading the comments are thinking: As of November 2023, what is the canonical way to set up a Node project with Typescript and hot reload? Minimal setup with least amount of…
After trying almost everything I can imagine (probably twice) to manage my tasks and time I found the sweetspot from hybrid model of digital and analog. The system is rather simple: I write stuff to the paper (home and…