If there was an #HTML element that changes it's content when users interact with other elements on the page, what name would it have?
PLEASE NOTE: I am not suggesting that this element needs to exist; I am only asking what it would be called. I'm building a CustomElement, I just want it to have a name that makes sense.
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Finished a port of a complex side project from #nextjs to #remix and I’m honestly quite happy.
Layouts are great, I had two failed ports to nextjs app directory. I’m not in love with remix’s route api but it works! I don’t have strange edge cases and there’s a js api escape hatch
loaders and actions are wonderful, I got rid of a whole ass api server. Having an actual request and response to work with is a breath of fresh air
A Next.js app requires dozens of config files — next.config.js, eslintrc.json, tsconfig.json, package.json, postcss.config.js, tailwind.config.js, and more.
Weekend project: learning how #ActivityPub works to (hopefully) replicate how the WordPress plugin allows blogs to be federated, but for #nextjs webapps / blogs.
So far, it looks like it needs:
A database where to store follower connections, so we can send them activities
A POST endpoint for the inbox (to accept follow requests)
A GET endpoint for the outbox (to do server-to-server federation when publishing a post)
My portfolio got a visual and functional refresh during our recent workation in Denmark. Looking at it now, I feel excited to make this the home for all my educational content going forward.
I might have to take the timestamps off until then.
Did you try to deploy your #Nextjs app today to #Vercel and it just doesn't work? Builds seem to be queuing up? You are not alone, there is currently an outage under investigation!
w koncu wrzucę release mojego self-projektu rowerowo-podróżniczego :) ... i bede musiał zmienić UI. z #tailwind na coś znacznie lekkiego i łatwego w utrzymaniu.
Directing a user of an airport website to the browser console... And the worse part in my opinion is, the page actually loads and then immediately removes the content to just show this message. Is this the common approach to show errors in #NextJS ? #frontend is really broken nowadays :(