So what to do?
So what to do?
These tools are good for re-creating whatever they’ve been trained on.
They are not what will create the next, better generation of frameworks, libraries, technologies.
These tools are good for re-creating whatever they’ve been trained on.
They are not what will create the next, better generation of frameworks, libraries, technologies.
And if not react.js or any other library specific Meta framework (nuxt, sveltekit, etc) what should I use?
And if not react.js or any other library specific Meta framework (nuxt, sveltekit, etc) what should I use?
It is still cooking, but if it is successful then it would be a blessing. Otherwise in express codebase using typescript becomes a nightmare
It is still cooking, but if it is successful then it would be a blessing. Otherwise in express codebase using typescript becomes a nightmare
@lndev.bsky.social with only CSS view transitions and a bit of JavaScript.
I explain this in detail in the upcoming edition of Modern Web Weekly.
Check the codepen, link to the original demo and the subscription link 👇
🧵1/4
@lndev.bsky.social with only CSS view transitions and a bit of JavaScript.
I explain this in detail in the upcoming edition of Modern Web Weekly.
Check the codepen, link to the original demo and the subscription link 👇
🧵1/4
The typing is basically non existent in Mongoose. Is it supposed to be just accepted? In a typescript express backend, it is basically nullifying all the benefits of typescript
The typing is basically non existent in Mongoose. Is it supposed to be just accepted? In a typescript express backend, it is basically nullifying all the benefits of typescript
Validator.js validates string only. If number is provided in the body json, then validation will not behave as intended and might give absolutely wrong errors also
Validator.js validates string only. If number is provided in the body json, then validation will not behave as intended and might give absolutely wrong errors also
In Express middleware if next() is used in the middle portion of a middleware it actually doesn't short circuit.
To short circuit we MUST `return next()`
Otherwise, next() will go to the next middleware/controller and from this one, it is possible to go back to the first one
In Express middleware if next() is used in the middle portion of a middleware it actually doesn't short circuit.
To short circuit we MUST `return next()`
Otherwise, next() will go to the next middleware/controller and from this one, it is possible to go back to the first one
IF javascript is disabled in the browser, <noscript> element content shows up as string. If JS is enabled then the content is parsed and showed properly with syntax highlighting.
Wicked! 🤯 And it makes sense.
And I was wondering what did I do wrong!
IF javascript is disabled in the browser, <noscript> element content shows up as string. If JS is enabled then the content is parsed and showed properly with syntax highlighting.
Wicked! 🤯 And it makes sense.
And I was wondering what did I do wrong!
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I guess many people purchase themes and many a time those are not available in their preferred framework — only in html/css. In that case Astro has been the most seemless experience so far
I guess many people purchase themes and many a time those are not available in their preferred framework — only in html/css. In that case Astro has been the most seemless experience so far
No text duplication whatsoever, no images save for #CSS gradients creating the dot #pattern. The #3D effect and outline are made from #SVG #filter magic.🪄
An entry for this week's #CodePenChallenge.
No text duplication whatsoever, no images save for #CSS gradients creating the dot #pattern. The #3D effect and outline are made from #SVG #filter magic.🪄
An entry for this week's #CodePenChallenge.