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gulugawa
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About gulugawa
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Comment #49177980
The author's library is only 2.47kB.
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Comment #49177078
This reminds me of watching JIRA go downhill over 10 years as it incorporated new technnology. I used to be a scrum master who helped manage the team JIRA ticket board. When runnin…
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Comment #49166867
The blog post page, which appears to use the author's library only loaded 58.6 kB of JavaScript, which is quite low.
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Comment #49166829
I looked at the author's website, and a typical page downloaded around 60kb or less of JavaScript.
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Comment #49166743
I think the high quality of the author's website is more relevant than theoretical concerns about performance. Loading performance on the s website is quite good, and it appears to…
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Comment #49166634
I read the blog post, and your framework looks great. I think React is overused, and I'm happy to see people support alternatives.
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Comment #49164482
Claude.md files should include a dedicated language for talking to computers. There is too much ambiguity in English that makes it a poor choice for giving a computer instructions.…
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Comment #49130558
He's right. LLM AI tech is a scam.
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Comment #49130550
This could be easily solved if DeepSeek had clear boundaries on what it could do.
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Comment #49130537
This seems more like a problem with poorly developed software that has no clear boundaries. With basic security measures, developers will have to out of their way and intentionally…
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Comment #49130471
All the site needs is this one line of html. No
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Comment #49092016
My websites are not as big as Google or Reddit, and I take steps to block bot scraping. I'm not interested in paying bandwidth costs for bots that don't care about what I posted.
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Comment #49092002
Who is this new Mark Zuckerberg?
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Comment #49079854
Good luck. I look forward to hearing about future progress. I strongly agree with the approach of making programming more accessible with a simple, deterministic feature set.
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Comment #49078673
I built a mini frontend framework with components, state management and backend data fetching. It is designed to have a minimal learning curve, and has faster performance than Reac…
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Comment #49078637
One key part of good frontend engineering is picking tools to effectively solve current challenges your product is facing. Thinking about theoretical problems that may not apply to…
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Comment #49078572
The overwhelming majority of websites are small projects that don't need complex tools to provide interactivity.For those websites, complexity is more likely to come from planning …
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Comment #49078525
I designed my own mini-framework Places.js that you might be interested in looking at. https://codeberg.org/createthirdplaces/places-js Places.js supports component based rendering…
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Comment #49078373
An islands architecture can be implemented with web components when hydration is needed. Writing vanilla JS to manage state and backend data loading can be done with a script that …
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Comment #49065605
https://htmx.org/essays/paris-2024-olympics-htmx-network-aut...
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Comment #49065596
While I prefer to stay with an approach of using web components for my current work, HTMX seems like a good option to consider for future work. I think the design of HTMX acts as a…
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Comment #48983091
Great paper. QA's role in software is underrated.
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Comment #48983051
Never
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Comment #48983029
Its going to cost a lot more than $200 once LLM subsidies run out.
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Comment #48965897
I asked the bot questions about competitive Pokemon and Game of Thrones which it answered.