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#Dioxus has so many great tools! These include use_context for providing a context to all children of a component or use_resource for asynchronous resource loading.
It is just very well integrated, and RSX feels surprisingly elegant, even a bit more readable than XML syntax in my opinion.

#rust #frontend #programming

Btw any website can basically make a request to your localhost from the browser using a simple fetch. This includes in-dev or untested applications. To prevent this, the application should use proper CORS. I have #noscript installed in my browser as well and denied LAN for any website, even trusted ones. I think this is a fairly scary browser default.

#security #privacy #browser

I am re-writing Zentrox' frontend for the second time, this time in Rust :rust_ferris: using Dioxus!
I built this small login screen using Dioxus components and Tailwind. I think it is amazing that you can write full-stack applications in one compiled language.

Dioxus: https://dioxuslabs.com
Zentrox [WIP]: https://github.com/wervice/Zentrox

#rust #dioxus #frontend #fullstack #programming

Thanks to #NVChad, I'm now also a #vim user. Cool editor.

#coding

#NVChad is a script/tool to configure NVIM for you. It sets some nice themes, extensions,... that make it almost feel like any GUI editor. I'd recommend to give it a try.

You can still later change things if you want and make it your own, but it allows you to really get started with it.

Tip: Install a Nerd Font like "Fira Code Nerd Font", or icons wont work :)

#vim #nvim

#coding
#CamelCase
#snakecase
#kebabcase
#PascalCase

Do you use a CSS library or do you write it all on your own?

#css #css3 #CssOnly

Do you like or hate CSS?

#css #css3 #CssOnly

#meme #memes #funny #programmer_humour

#meme #memes #programmer_humour

Uhm,... very stupid question: Is there a limit how much storage you can put in an laptop. I would like to give an old laptop a 1TB SSD. The size shouldn't be the problem, but is there a digital "limit"?

#stupid #window #linx

You can now easily change the WSGI server for Lumos. You can choose between Gevent WSGI and Flask.run().

https://github.com/Wervice/Lumos

#gevent #cloud #wsgi

Lumos got a new update. It cleans up a lot of things.

https://github.com/Wervice/Lumos

#cloud #lumos #python #flask

The update for Lumos is uploaded. You can now use Gevenet (with your own SSL Certificate) or the less secure but more simple Flask.run().
https://github.com/Wervice/Lumos

#flask #gevent #server