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What a wonderful word - trying to access opencode.ai redirects to a SFR owned domain with : `L’accès à ce site a été bloqué - opencode.ai` And then explaining that it is for my own…

Can't think about a single scenario where someone would think this is a good idea.

The best learning UI so far ! Such a nice way to learn effect.

Indeed, this is a fantastic book. I could relate how he described the mathematical experience with what I feel is happening in my head/brain when I do programming.

In addition, to what is already posted, you also have: - https://github.com/vaadin/web-components - https://github.com/material-components/material-web (very, very sadly killed by …

Here just to say thank you for Lit! It is a real pleasure to use (for simple and complex use-case). Sometimes, I am wondering why it is not more widely used ...

... which is such a pity. One of the best component library still.

The value proposition of material-web was really convincing (accessible, high quality web-based component built on top of lit) and the dev team did an incredible job. It was killed…

Highly recommend David Basis "Mathematica: A Secret World of Intuition and Curiosity" or "Mathematique, une aventure au coeur de nous-meme" in french. For me, it has been a refresh…

And it is built with https://lit.dev a fantastic library ! > since Material Web seemed to quickly end up in maintenance mode This is really unfortunate to say the least - the engin…

Will check this out with a lot of interest when HN hugging will be over - we are building https://accessiblesurveys.com a survey tool for everyone. It tries to go beyond web access…

Indeed, lit is fantastic. It is built on top of web-standard; I am surprised how (lit)tle attention it gets on HN (so far).

I experienced the same. The overall dev experience / responsiveness of pakage management makes it very unlikely I would like to go back to npm ever.

> developer burden imposed by needing to denormalize information. > Then the other pain point is the "joins" use case; We usually do that client side, with the aid of a web-compone…

Thanks a lot for your advice! Live demo used to be working on webcomponents.org - one service powering them has stopped working... I launched this approx 2 years ago - using it in …

Shameful plug here - and yes dc.js is great! An alternative web-component based approach to dc.js is available here: https://github.com/PolymerEl/multi-verse . It is still based on…

This is already a start: https://www.webcomponents.org/

Core idea behind this approach is to expose API properties as web-component attributes so that you can compose your charts and visualization at markup level (and share/react to pro…

Shameless plug for a data + markup based approach, hiding some of d3.js complexity: https://github.com/PolymerEl/multi-verse . Codebase is being migrated to Polymer 2.0, and better…

Humbly tried a polymer/webcomponents approach for composing similar vizualisation than dc.js. it uses d3v4 and multi-chart ( https://www.webcomponents.org/element/PolymerEl/multi-c…

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