Fast Internet is not really available these days. Not because of the connection, but because of the excessive data flow and JavaScript application on the pages. In my opinion, this is often too much of a good thing.
About me: #introduction#presentation
Hi! I'm Mónica Gómez, also known as Autumn64. I am a Computer Systems Engineering student from México, and I'm a proud trans woman.
I am also a #FLOSS developer. I code in #C, #Python and #JS, but I can code in a bunch of other languages as well.
Dites-moi les developpeur PHP symfony et ceux qui font un peu de JS aussi.
J'ai mon serveur PHP qui me renvoie un JWT quand c'est correct.
J'ai lu qu'une bonne pratique consistait à envoyer le ou les tokens dans un cookies avec le secure à true. Seulement, j'en fait quoi moi après côté font en SvelteJS ?
My pure JavaScript module (no mkcert, certutil, etc., required) that automatically provisions and installs locally-trusted TLS certificates for Node.js https servers.
(There seems to be an issue with tests failing on macOS, will debug that tomorrow and likely post a patch release.)
Veggiekarte.de is looking for #php / #html / #js contributors. As I, creator and maintainer, find it more and more difficult to contribute myself, the current burden is currently almost completely on Kristjan. So if you feel like contributing to an opensource project that promotes #openstreetmap and climate friendly diets, please take a look at our issue tracker: https://codeberg.org/piratenpanda/veggiekarte
I'd also appreciate help in getting weblate and the git functionality up and running.
In almost three decades of writing JavaScript (yes, I’m older than JavaScript), this is the first time I’ve used a label and a break label statement for a conditional.
Sometimes #WebComponents need to know what’s happening inside of them.
Whether you’re working with the concept of “slots” or just plain ol’ #HTML, you may need to react to changes imposed from without.
Thankfully, the native platform provides a solution in the form of MutationObserver, an API which is so powerful it can beat at the heart of entire #JS frameworks (Stimulus being but one example).
I suggest we have a new survey similar to state of JS called state of JS runtime, to get an idea of which runtimes are most popular in the industry & what are they being used for. (its merely a question in StateOfJS)
Being able to search a blog, on the blog's site and without Google, is awesome. You should do it. Maybe this method will help you. Let me know if you do!
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I’m not a big fan of summary/details generally because it’s just too inconsistent, but dialogs are great. And I didn’t actually know about input type="color" yet.
Excited to introduce Enhance Music: a music library & audio player demo app built with web standards. Despite being a multipage app (aka a website), it features a persistent audio player, along with some gorgeous UI.
It's been a blast building this over the last few weeks and exploring just how far you can go with HTML, CSS, and a little JS. I continue to be inspired by what we're building with @enhance_dev; I hope you are too!
Really liking this post by @jaredwhite on #webcomponents and server side HTML generation. I strongly agree that I want to write in something that feels like #HTML, not #JS. (It's why I currently use #Vue -- the HTML-based template is pleasant)
🤔 Web developers: remarkably untalented and careless?
ᐅ @baldur
「 So, just this once, I’d like to suggest that everybody in web dev point their dysfunctional novelty seeking (of which I suffer as well) in the direction of HTML and CSS. See how much can be done without JavaScript. It’s a lot! Then look at writing more lightweight JavaScript that’s layered on top of the HTML as enhancements 」