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Even the LLM knows the code it generated is unmaintainable and unbearable
May 19, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Even the LLM knows the code it generated is unmaintainable and unbearable
Actually taking the time to create a coherent "style system" at the start of the project.
This means declaring colors for Primary, success, warning and errors and creating color ranges for these. Also defining color for text levels and separators.
Makes fighting the UI color demons a lot easier.
This means declaring colors for Primary, success, warning and errors and creating color ranges for these. Also defining color for text levels and separators.
Makes fighting the UI color demons a lot easier.
April 30, 2025 at 6:49 AM
Actually taking the time to create a coherent "style system" at the start of the project.
This means declaring colors for Primary, success, warning and errors and creating color ranges for these. Also defining color for text levels and separators.
Makes fighting the UI color demons a lot easier.
This means declaring colors for Primary, success, warning and errors and creating color ranges for these. Also defining color for text levels and separators.
Makes fighting the UI color demons a lot easier.
Love myself a lil quick serverless func with a mongo man serving the data.
neat!
neat!
April 23, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Love myself a lil quick serverless func with a mongo man serving the data.
neat!
neat!
If hosting your own service for a "qr code to url to json data" -lookup is not approachable, I'd maybe fiddle abit with encoding it into base64 or similiar and seeing if the data can then fit onto a QR code
April 23, 2025 at 9:35 AM
If hosting your own service for a "qr code to url to json data" -lookup is not approachable, I'd maybe fiddle abit with encoding it into base64 or similiar and seeing if the data can then fit onto a QR code
Latest addition was finally plugging in a form util package we use in plenty of our projects, which gives HTML forms some real superpowers.
Decided to build some state setup around it (akin of useForm) to handle declarative views and it just works so well.
Blog post coming some day
Decided to build some state setup around it (akin of useForm) to handle declarative views and it just works so well.
Blog post coming some day
April 8, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Latest addition was finally plugging in a form util package we use in plenty of our projects, which gives HTML forms some real superpowers.
Decided to build some state setup around it (akin of useForm) to handle declarative views and it just works so well.
Blog post coming some day
Decided to build some state setup around it (akin of useForm) to handle declarative views and it just works so well.
Blog post coming some day
Yeah sorry about that
March 14, 2025 at 10:57 AM
Yeah sorry about that