No. I need something like <option value="123"><img src="...">Mars</option> - separated internal representation and value and dynamically updated. If i can fit whole list to client memory why should i choose datalist…
Great satire but let's create that same for combobox with server side filtering. Now you have problem because it's not possible with native HTML elements. Many re-implementations are result of missing native elements.
iTerm2 switches GPU to CPU rendering when running on battery. GPU rendering is more power hungry than CPU.
I spent couple days rewriting everything from Django to Jinja2 and it was really big difference with 10x speedup (from 500ms for invoice list to 50ms). It was big e-commerce system with every ORM query optimized,…
Clips are not so fragile. I have disassembled my P14s gen 2 wtih AMD on first day because i wanted Intel AX210 wifi instead of realtek. Two fingernails broken, because i don't have tools, but with plastic tools it…
Really cool display even if it has problems with tearing. I played around with that display a bit - https://youtu.be/8S1BXnx-vLE (STM32, 60+ fps), https://youtu.be/Wql4WTpPrWs (ESP32, ~40 fps)
No. I need something like <option value="123"><img src="...">Mars</option> - separated internal representation and value and dynamically updated. If i can fit whole list to client memory why should i choose datalist…
Great satire but let's create that same for combobox with server side filtering. Now you have problem because it's not possible with native HTML elements. Many re-implementations are result of missing native elements.
iTerm2 switches GPU to CPU rendering when running on battery. GPU rendering is more power hungry than CPU.
I spent couple days rewriting everything from Django to Jinja2 and it was really big difference with 10x speedup (from 500ms for invoice list to 50ms). It was big e-commerce system with every ORM query optimized,…
Clips are not so fragile. I have disassembled my P14s gen 2 wtih AMD on first day because i wanted Intel AX210 wifi instead of realtek. Two fingernails broken, because i don't have tools, but with plastic tools it…
Really cool display even if it has problems with tearing. I played around with that display a bit - https://youtu.be/8S1BXnx-vLE (STM32, 60+ fps), https://youtu.be/Wql4WTpPrWs (ESP32, ~40 fps)