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  1. Taming Thymeleaf: Practical Guide to building a web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf by Wim Deblauwe is the featured book 📖 on Leanpub!

    Learn to build a production-grade web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with this book.

    Link: leanpub.com/taming-thymeleaf

    #Java #Html #Web_development #Software

  2. Taming Thymeleaf: Practical Guide to building a web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf by Wim Deblauwe is the featured book 📖 on Leanpub!

    Learn to build a production-grade web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with this book.

    Link: leanpub.com/taming-thymeleaf

    #Java #Html #Web_development #Software

  3. Taming Thymeleaf: Practical Guide to building a web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf by Wim Deblauwe is the featured book 📖 on Leanpub!

    Learn to build a production-grade web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with this book.

    Link: leanpub.com/taming-thymeleaf

    #Java #Html #Web_development #Software

  4. Taming Thymeleaf: Practical Guide to building a web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf by Wim Deblauwe is the featured book 📖 on Leanpub!

    Learn to build a production-grade web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with this book.

    Link: leanpub.com/taming-thymeleaf

    #Java #Html #Web_development #Software

  5. Web page minification:

    You’d need to follow the tooling landscape a bit to tell that there’s stagnation in some tools—but a lot of innovation in others.

    HTML Minifier Next (HMN) plays a role on the innovation side, but maintainer to maintainer, I like to call out Kirill Maltsev’s great work on htmlnano.

    htmlnano is continuously improved as a very effective web page minifier, one that has its own philosophy for web page optimization.

    So kudos here for Kirill: If you want a versatile, effective web page minifier, I will be mad if you don’t test HMN—but you should definitely try out htmlnano, too!

    npmjs.com/package/htmlnano

    #html #css #javascript #minification #optimization

  6. Web page minification:

    You’d need to follow the tooling landscape a bit to tell that there’s stagnation in some tools—but a lot of innovation in others.

    HTML Minifier Next (HMN) plays a role on the innovation side, but maintainer to maintainer, I like to call out Kirill Maltsev’s great work on htmlnano.

    htmlnano is continuously improved as a very effective web page minifier, one that has its own philosophy for web page optimization.

    So kudos here for Kirill: If you want a versatile, effective web page minifier, I will be mad if you don’t test HMN—but you should definitely try out htmlnano, too!

    npmjs.com/package/htmlnano

    #html #css #javascript #minification #optimization

  7. Web page minification:

    You’d need to follow the tooling landscape a bit to tell that there’s stagnation in some tools—but a lot of innovation in others.

    HTML Minifier Next (HMN) plays a role on the innovation side, but maintainer to maintainer, I like to call out Kirill Maltsev’s great work on htmlnano.

    htmlnano is continuously improved as a very effective web page minifier, one that has its own philosophy for web page optimization.

    So kudos here for Kirill: If you want a versatile, effective web page minifier, I will be mad if you don’t test HMN—but you should definitely try out htmlnano, too!

    npmjs.com/package/htmlnano

    #html #css #javascript #minification #optimization

  8. Web page minification:

    You’d need to follow the tooling landscape a bit to tell that there’s stagnation in some tools—but a lot of innovation in others.

    HTML Minifier Next (HMN) plays a role on the innovation side, but maintainer to maintainer, I like to call out Kirill Maltsev’s great work on htmlnano.

    htmlnano is continuously improved as a very effective web page minifier, one that has its own philosophy for web page optimization.

    So kudos here for Kirill: If you want a versatile, effective web page minifier, I will be mad if you don’t test HMN—but you should definitely try out htmlnano, too!

    npmjs.com/package/htmlnano

  9. Web page minification:

    You’d need to follow the tooling landscape a bit to tell that there’s stagnation in some tools—but a lot of innovation in others.

    HTML Minifier Next (HMN) plays a role on the innovation side, but maintainer to maintainer, I like to call out Kirill Maltsev’s great work on htmlnano.

    htmlnano is continuously improved as a very effective web page minifier, one that has its own philosophy for web page optimization.

    So kudos here for Kirill: If you want a versatile, effective web page minifier, I will be mad if you don’t test HMN—but you should definitely try out htmlnano, too!

    npmjs.com/package/htmlnano

    #html #css #javascript #minification #optimization

  10. EDIT : PROBLEM SOLVED !!

    Answer in the comments, and I'll leave this here to avoid orphaning them

    --------

    In today's mysterious adventures ...

    I have a minimalist document in HTML. It's a table, renders perfectly in the Firefox and the DDG browsers.

    Some cells have bgcolor set, and that shows up nicely.

    I want to export to PDF and the immediately obvious thing to do is just hit Ctrl-P in the browser and select PDF output.

    But the preview shows it to be in B&W.

    Any obvious reason for that?

    #HTML #PDF #Linux #Printer #Mystery

  11. EDIT : PROBLEM SOLVED !!

    Answer in the comments, and I'll leave this here to avoid orphaning them

    --------

    In today's mysterious adventures ...

    I have a minimalist document in HTML. It's a table, renders perfectly in the Firefox and the DDG browsers.

    Some cells have bgcolor set, and that shows up nicely.

    I want to export to PDF and the immediately obvious thing to do is just hit Ctrl-P in the browser and select PDF output.

    But the preview shows it to be in B&W.

    Any obvious reason for that?

    #HTML #PDF #Linux #Printer #Mystery

  12. EDIT : PROBLEM SOLVED !!

    Answer in the comments, and I'll leave this here to avoid orphaning them

    --------

    In today's mysterious adventures ...

    I have a minimalist document in HTML. It's a table, renders perfectly in the Firefox and the DDG browsers.

    Some cells have bgcolor set, and that shows up nicely.

    I want to export to PDF and the immediately obvious thing to do is just hit Ctrl-P in the browser and select PDF output.

    But the preview shows it to be in B&W.

    Any obvious reason for that?

    #HTML #PDF #Linux #Printer #Mystery

  13. EDIT : PROBLEM SOLVED !!

    Answer in the comments, and I'll leave this here to avoid orphaning them

    --------

    In today's mysterious adventures ...

    I have a minimalist document in HTML. It's a table, renders perfectly in the Firefox and the DDG browsers.

    Some cells have bgcolor set, and that shows up nicely.

    I want to export to PDF and the immediately obvious thing to do is just hit Ctrl-P in the browser and select PDF output.

    But the preview shows it to be in B&W.

    Any obvious reason for that?

    #HTML #PDF #Linux #Printer #Mystery

  14. EDIT : PROBLEM SOLVED !!

    Answer in the comments, and I'll leave this here to avoid orphaning them

    --------

    In today's mysterious adventures ...

    I have a minimalist document in HTML. It's a table, renders perfectly in the Firefox and the DDG browsers.

    Some cells have bgcolor set, and that shows up nicely.

    I want to export to PDF and the immediately obvious thing to do is just hit Ctrl-P in the browser and select PDF output.

    But the preview shows it to be in B&W.

    Any obvious reason for that?

    #HTML #PDF #Linux #Printer #Mystery

  15. 2000s web development:

    “I take pride in producing standards compliant HTML.”

    This attitude would have been so great to keep.

    web.archive.org/web/2006061604

    #html #conformance #craft

  16. 2000s web development:

    “I take pride in producing standards compliant HTML.”

    This attitude would have been so great to keep.

    web.archive.org/web/2006061604

    #html #conformance #craft

  17. 2000s web development:

    “I take pride in producing standards compliant HTML.”

    This attitude would have been so great to keep.

    web.archive.org/web/2006061604

    #html #conformance #craft

  18. 2000s web development:

    “I take pride in producing standards compliant HTML.”

    This attitude would have been so great to keep.

    web.archive.org/web/2006061604

  19. 2000s web development:

    “I take pride in producing standards compliant HTML.”

    This attitude would have been so great to keep.

    web.archive.org/web/2006061604

    #html #conformance #craft

  20. Built a small web site in #django over the weekend.
    No APIs, no SPA, almost entirely "old school" #html Forms driven (except a smidge of #htmx )

    Amazing how simple and comfortable it felt. Just code flowing from my fingers and features appearing in short order.

  21. Built a small web site in #django over the weekend.
    No APIs, no SPA, almost entirely "old school" #html Forms driven (except a smidge of #htmx )

    Amazing how simple and comfortable it felt. Just code flowing from my fingers and features appearing in short order.

  22. Built a small web site in #django over the weekend.
    No APIs, no SPA, almost entirely "old school" #html Forms driven (except a smidge of #htmx )

    Amazing how simple and comfortable it felt. Just code flowing from my fingers and features appearing in short order.

  23. Built a small web site in #django over the weekend.
    No APIs, no SPA, almost entirely "old school" #html Forms driven (except a smidge of #htmx )

    Amazing how simple and comfortable it felt. Just code flowing from my fingers and features appearing in short order.

  24. Built a small web site in #django over the weekend.
    No APIs, no SPA, almost entirely "old school" #html Forms driven (except a smidge of #htmx )

    Amazing how simple and comfortable it felt. Just code flowing from my fingers and features appearing in short order.

  25. ‹dd›

    Provides the description, definition, or value for the preceding term in a description list.

    developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #HTML #WebDev #DailyHTML

  26. ‹dd›

    Provides the description, definition, or value for the preceding term in a description list.

    developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #HTML #WebDev #DailyHTML

  27. ‹dd›

    Provides the description, definition, or value for the preceding term in a description list.

    developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #HTML #WebDev #DailyHTML

  28. ‹dd›

    Provides the description, definition, or value for the preceding term in a description list.

    developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #HTML #WebDev #DailyHTML

  29. ‹dd›

    Provides the description, definition, or value for the preceding term in a description list.

    developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

    #HTML #WebDev #DailyHTML