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joshmanders
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About joshmanders
Two people added me to lists called "cool engineers" and "innovators" so you should probably follow me too.
https://x.com/joshmanders
htmx ceo, btw
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Comment #46425466
> but I hate people with a burning passion when they express feelings like that about a product. Interesting choice of words.
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Comment #45354081
I'm already a fan of htmx, you don't have to sell me anymore.
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Comment #45171444
Insanely well crafted phishing, godspeed man.
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Comment #45095758
Location: Bay Area, California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: For the right place in California Technologies: PHP, Laravel, React, Vue, Next.js, Remix, Vue, Kubernetes, Docker, G…
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Comment #45095736
SEEKING WORK Remote: Yes Location: Currently Bay Area, California Technology: PHP, Laravel, React, Vue, Next.js, Remix, Vue, Kubernetes, Docker, Golang, Rust, Node.js, Deno, Bun. H…
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Comment #45044448
Literally everyone I know who isn't technical calls Firefox "mozilla". Including older people.
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Comment #44789035
This is awesome, Ben!
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Comment #44455803
> To me that feels like less magic to remember than Ehhh, only seems that way because you're so entrenched in React with minimal htmx experience. I've used both pretty extensively …
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Comment #44185642
They're talking about it but to actually see the thing they're talking about you have to pay before the part of the article that links to it is clickable
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Comment #44185255
I'd agree typically but paywalling open source government software just to talk about it is wild behavior.
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Comment #44161173
SEEKING WORK | US | Remote Hello, I'm a full stack product engineer with over 25 years experience building apps on the web. I'm highly proficient in Node.js, JavaScript / TypeScrip…
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Comment #42921893
SEEKING WORK | Iowa, US | Remote Hello, I'm a full stack product engineer with over 25 years experience building apps on the web. I'm highly proficient in Node.js, JavaScript / Typ…
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Comment #42910291
I don't know, why don't you do the research and let us know?
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Comment #42909316
$500 a month and it has had many major outages in 2024 alone. lol https://status.launchdarkly.com/uptime?page=5
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Comment #42900704
You know what I would find worse than telling my customers that they can't access the application they paid for and works because I farmed my auth out to a 3rd party that is having…
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Comment #42874541
You're statistically more likely to become a burnout drunk than a burnout stoner. Literally every highly successful person you look up to in tech has been a proponent of weed usage…
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Comment #42604655
You can alias it if you're worried about shadowing. import { setTimeout as loiter } from "node:timers/promises"; await loiter(500);
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Comment #42604641
In the context of Node.js, where op said, yes it is easier. But it's a new thing and most people don't realize timers in Node are awaitable yet, so the other way is less about "wor…
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Comment #42579957
Heads up your link to Parka Software on the front page of your personal website is broken. Missing the .com at the end.
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Comment #42579848
SEEKING WORK | Iowa, US | Remote Hello, I'm a full stack product engineer ( https://full.snack.dev ) with over 25 years experience building apps on the web. I'm highly proficient i…
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Comment #42419126
Same. Used htmx to write a pacemaker. Wish I'd used React instead. RIP dad, I miss you.