Icic, I tried it with another web components project of mine, and it was an ok experience. Would you recommend any other alternatives in this case for a lightweight client-side glue that I should look into?
Was very indecisive when picking between Ash and Phoenix but went for the more legacy one just to test the waters. I understand that they can come in hand in hand so would def give it a shot as well!
Would you say it is an easy transition from Phoenix or integration down the road?
Scaffolded to kick off a greenfield project and already loving it!
I think I’m ready to stop being religious about tech stacks and pick up the @elixir-lang.org PETAL stack now, which seems like it is actually solving a problem rather than flashing cool gadgets
The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born; now is the time of monsters.
Oh wow this is awesome! TIL, no more scanning thru class names just to figure out what this container supposed to mean
a bit reminiscent to the old days where you just drop in a bunch of js scripts to tinker your toy projects without having to pull megabtyes of 3rd-party libs and random js things
retro macintosh image upload interface with akinson dither
experimenting web components with @lit.dev and alpine.js for an Macintosh retro image dithering tool: dithering.optimistic.wiki
#buildinpublic
what a tough year for science, facts and logic
a16z is a media agency for VCs and american dynamism
prompt eng frameworks (e.g. tasks list, planner, memory, etc) or any other blueprint work is prolly not going away
self host literally all your software
and it is so easy to learn and also mess up typescript, so almost certainly you need some custom modules to structure and enhance your dev workflow, (effect, biome, vite, etc) and don’t start on that “just switch to x language” talk; for any Fullstack app, the js avoidance strategy just don’t work
in defense of rapidly growing and changing typescript packages and use it in composition rather than meta-frameworks (like RoR or Phoenix), the demand for more complicated features are evolving exponentially thus it requires more flexible and robust methodologies to adapt to it
Five things to remember about war:
I am coming at this not just as a code-writing system-designing person(that is my bread and butter yes), but also as a writer, a translator, an interpreter, an artist, a musician, a psychology and sociology double major, and a climate change advocate.
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@effect-ts.bsky.social is the way
JavaScript avoidance strategies just don’t work, and I think unless you are actively inventing Hotwire/Liveview HTML over the wire techniques, all the backend languages differ in semantics and performance so might as well just stick to end to end TypeScript in that case.
"If your decentralised protocol is missing features, the market will add them with centralisation."
"If your decentralised protocol is missing features, the market will add them with centralisation." — @goat.navy
*This*:
- is why why the web was captured;
- is why email became concentrated;
- is why ActivityPub, as defined today, isn't capture-resistant.
your growth journey is not a brand
Very cool
decisions are easy when your values are clear
Tim on stage showing old Google on IE
Form control UI used to match browser UI (see how the input matches between the URL bar and search bar) #CSSDay
not a big fan of consulting firms reports that just reduce people to numbers, that just another penny on a fortune 500 stock narrative. but also i recognize the work to try to make sense of the world and deduce the current and forecast the future. props to Mary Meeker: www.bondcap.com/reports/tai
my takeaway from this feature is that in a functioning political system there would be televised congressional hearings over the fact that one of the most influential people in the white house is a total maniac www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
Know what’s real. Less, less less…
Biocosmism total victory
