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adparadox

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About adparadox

Bookmarking for developers: https://devmarks.io | Full-stack component Django framework: https://django-unicorn.com | https://alldjango.com | https://fediview.com

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    Comment #46211817

    I do a check for `request.htmx` in my views and conditionally return a template partial as needed. This reduced my need for one-off view functions that were only returning partials…

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    Comment #40955802

    CapRover has a UI to install new apps or configure existing ones.

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    Comment #40656810

    https://coltrane.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#other-minimal-dja... has a list of a few options, but the most recent is https://github.com/pauloxnet/uDjango .

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    Comment #40446927

    You can see posts on any server to "find out what the vibe is" without registering. For example: https://fosstodon.org/public/local . What are the transactional costs here?

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    Comment #38879033

    >Stop trying to make Mastodon be Twitter. If that's what you want, go use Twitter. I don't see how using an optional, open-source, non-chronological feed means that someone should …

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    Comment #37000633

    I'm the creator of Unicorn, so this is neat to see it on Hacker News again. I've been working on Unicorn nights and weekends since July 2020, slowly adding in new functionality and…

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    Comment #36408809

    I had the exact same problem with Render, but I wouldn't expect them to handle this situation because I'm guessing it's kind of an edge case? I ended up using a DigitalOcean Drople…

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    Comment #36371013

    Good suggestion! I now show the license if it's set on the repo.

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    Comment #36349234

    >I find it ironic this website is written in Python. It's a single HTML page. Make it a static site and host it for free/low-cost on S3 or something. Why do you need to host this w…

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    Comment #36347873

    Yikes! Thanks for letting me know. I'll fix that asap.

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    Comment #36347864

    Thanks for the recommendation! I'll add it to the list as soon as possible.

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    Comment #36345505

    >Shouldn't the items be in the row Maybe! I was messing with different UI approaches to relay this data and this made sense to me, but I'll see if switching to rows is more clear. …

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    Comment #36345475

    Good idea! I'll add it to the subtitle.

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    Comment #36344790

    It definitely might make more sense that way! I was playing around with different ways to display the data and landed on this approach even though maybe it's a little clunky. I cou…

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    Comment #36344674

    Thanks for the recommendation -- looking through the docs, it seems like it fits! I'll add it in a few or feel free to make a PR.

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    Comment #36344637

    Not requiring NPM was one of my original requirements for anything on this list. All of these libraries should be available from HTML directly -- let me know or make a PR if that i…

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    Comment #36344419

    It's there because some libraries explicitly call it out as a benefit so I included it. The code is OSS ( https://github.com/adamghill/unsuckjs.com ) -- feel free to make a PR to b…

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    Comment #36344212

    Nice, thanks for reminding me of unpoly! I will add it soon.

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    Comment #36344187

    I didn't post the site to HN, but I did create it. Adding the first commit is an interesting idea. Or some way to measure longevity (i.e. how long has the library been worked on). …

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    Comment #35941329

    I added `dom-proxy` because that looked like the closest to a complete solution from a quick skim. Let me know if you want to swap for another one, though.

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    Comment #35941317

    Thanks for the correction. Just updated it to be accurate... for now. :)

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    Comment #35940081

    Nice write-up, I look forward to seeing how Strawberry progresses. I keep a list of JS front end frameworks where no build step is required at https://unsuckjs.com/ . I'll add this…

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    Comment #34918614

    https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/ is pretty awesome.

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    Comment #34829744

    https://github.com/adamghill/dlite/blob/main/src/component.j... ;)

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    Comment #34828790

    I'm in the same camp and never want to run a build process for JavaScript ever again. I've been slowly improving https://dlitejs.com/ which is a minimal (5kB minified + gzipped) Ja…