The most amazing and well thought out web framework I’ve ever used.
Cannot wait for the async and bg work interface!
Happy birthday Django you cutie
Readit NewsLooks like a minimalist Rietveld chair! Nice job
parham commented on You should know this before choosing Next.js eduardoboucas.com/posts/2... · Posted by u/tobr
Not to mention the absolute worst dev build time that’s had an open PR with a lot of complaints for years and not addressed.
for reference https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/48748
parham commented on You should know this before choosing Next.js eduardoboucas.com/posts/2... · Posted by u/tobr
Not to mention the absolute worst dev build time that’s had an open PR with a lot of complaints for years and not addressed.
parham commented on A coder considers the waning days of the craft newyorker.com/magazine/20... · Posted by u/jsomers
This will test how egoless each programmer is.
If you’re truly egoless and care about the outcome and not the path to the outcome… you’ll see how exciting this is.
So if I understood correctly RSC are the “next iteration” of iframes?
Rest in peace! I would not be able to function as a dev without Vim. Amazing work
In my book, it’s way better to install one Vim extension in whatever your favorite IDE is, than to install Vim with a hodge podge of 5 extensions and 300 lines of Vimscript. The keybindings are really the unique selling point of Vim, and you can get them anywhere.
I actually view this as another advantage of Vim; you don’t have to learn new keybindings every time you switch editors.
I would say that’s making the assumption that IDE is actually bound to the key bindings in a useful way (e.g. file exploring)
I have yet to find an IDE that has integrated well with key bindings.
parham commented on Is Web3 Bullshit? (Transcript) blog.mollywhite.net/is-we... · Posted by u/pferde
yes
(saved you a click)
I don’t need/want to elaborate.