jrjurman

@jrjurman@fosstodon.org

Software Engineer at Jellyfish. Member of Web Components Community Group. I like building web-apps and drawing diagrams. Fascinated with productivity tools, note taking, and board games. Creator of Tram-One and Tram-Lite web libraries.

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kerfuffle, 9 days ago to webdev

I'm only just finding my way in the land of #htmx, but it feels like "trigger a request from any #HTML element" is a trap. I want progressive enhancement, which still requires a functional non-Javascript page before adding the nice things htmx offers. I didn't realise how rusty I am with regard to designing a presentation layer for all this in the backend.

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jrjurman, 9 days ago

@kerfuffle If you haven't checked them out, I'd very much recommend looking into HTML Web Components - it's a very nice and native way to build composable blocks, in a way that is native to the web, and works with progressive enhancement.

https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/html-web-components/

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jrjurman, 23 days ago to webdev

The GPT store is slowly rolling out to free users, which is super exciting because...

Codepen Link Generator 🔗

You can ask this GPT in any chat (using @) to build a Codepen link with the generated HTML, CSS, and JS. This is super valuable when you want to turn a code-snippet into something you can interact with!

This has been valuable when working with my new library (also a custom GPT), and asking this GPT to turn those samples into links!

https://chatgpt.com/g/g-pfpjDYrnX-codepen-link-generator

#WebDev #Codepen #ChatGPT

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