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jackielii

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    Comment #49133199

    Yes, we can have jsx style html authoring in Go. From 1 style to 2 is not a simple addition. In stead of directly writing inline styles, we adopted the data-slot approach from shad…

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    Comment #49046245

    I'm not sure I follow. Node is not on the production path

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    Comment #49042350

    Absolutely. I already ported my production app - enterprise customer to it. I use it with https://github.com/jackielii/structpages/

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    Comment #49042345

    Yep, exactly, you can also do code splitting by adding multiple entry points. https://github.com/gsxhq/vite does the heavy lifting

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    Comment #49042297

    It doesn't depend on node for runtime. Only for dev: the vite dev server, and js bundling, nothing else. Also I've been a long time templ & html/template user, also used templui. g…

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    Comment #49042290

    because Vite is great. It only uses it in dev. In prod, no node involved. Try the gsx init. You'll know why. The dev experience you'll want. EDIT: highlights are: - live reload: it…

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    Comment #48918100

    Exactly the same thing happen to me: https://www.reddit.com/r/htmx/s/DuXyGgsCWK I'm in an advisor position, and I tried very hard to mentor the team, explaining that learning this …

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    Comment #48784044

    This is why I created gsx actually. I made a post: https://jackieli.dev/posts/why-i-built-gsx/

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    Comment #48783295

    Templ tries to stay simple, but it sacrificies ergonomics for simplicity and verbosity. Over the years, there are many proposals: inline elements, HTML tags, error hoisting. It's h…

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    Comment #48777383

    I'm the author, AMA

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    Comment #46794141

    Well said!

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    Comment #41298984

    It's not automatic though. You explicitly change your go.mod file and then it downloads the toolchains.

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    Comment #31686471

    I've done a few interviews like this recently. I always thought I was a OK programmer, judging from the feedbacks I get from colleagues. But after these interviews, I felt terrible…

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    Comment #31484840

    I have an alternative solution to work with an existing struct that you can't change, e.g. protobuf generated code: https://jackieli.dev/posts/pointers-in-go-used-in-sql-scanne... …

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    Comment #30691919

    Nothing is perfect. I focus on solving problems

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    Comment #23513194

    https://music-grid.surge.sh/#320-576-512-514-514-512-1024-20...

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    Comment #22473133

    I believe this is discussed and decided quite early on: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19kfhro7-CnBdFqFk7l4_Hmwa... >According to the Import Compatiability Rule for versioned G…

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    Comment #15491724

    Thinkpad in 3:2 for me