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  1. π— π—Άπ˜‡π˜‚π—·π˜€:

    #Templating #HTML #JavaScript #Mizu

    thewhale.cc/posts/mizujs

    mizu.js is a lightweight HTML templating library designed to simplify web development.

  2. Now that Thymeleaf seems to have been abandoned in a half-broken state, anyone know of any decent XML based HTML template libraries for Java?

    To be explicit, I *don't* want generators that use Jinja-like text syntax to generate markup-ish tag soup output. Rather, something that requires well-formed XML input so that it generates well formed HTML output. This implies using markup for control statements etc, like Thymeleaf or Genshi.

    TIA!

    [boosts appreciated]

    #java #html #templating #thymeleaf

  3. Now that Thymeleaf seems to have been abandoned in a half-broken state, anyone know of any decent XML based HTML template libraries for Java?

    To be explicit, I *don't* want generators that use Jinja-like text syntax to generate markup-ish tag soup output. Rather, something that requires well-formed XML input so that it generates well formed HTML output. This implies using markup for control statements etc, like Thymeleaf or Genshi.

    TIA!

    [boosts appreciated]

    #java #html #templating #thymeleaf

  4. Now that Thymeleaf seems to have been abandoned in a half-broken state, anyone know of any decent XML based HTML template libraries for Java?

    To be explicit, I *don't* want generators that use Jinja-like text syntax to generate markup-ish tag soup output. Rather, something that requires well-formed XML input so that it generates well formed HTML output. This implies using markup for control statements etc, like Thymeleaf or Genshi.

    TIA!

    [boosts appreciated]

    #java #html #templating #thymeleaf

  5. Now that Thymeleaf seems to have been abandoned in a half-broken state, anyone know of any decent XML based HTML template libraries for Java?

    To be explicit, I *don't* want generators that use Jinja-like text syntax to generate markup-ish tag soup output. Rather, something that requires well-formed XML input so that it generates well formed HTML output. This implies using markup for control statements etc, like Thymeleaf or Genshi.

    TIA!

    [boosts appreciated]

    #java #html #templating #thymeleaf

  6. Now that Thymeleaf seems to have been abandoned in a half-broken state, anyone know of any decent XML based HTML template libraries for Java?

    To be explicit, I *don't* want generators that use Jinja-like text syntax to generate markup-ish tag soup output. Rather, something that requires well-formed XML input so that it generates well formed HTML output. This implies using markup for control statements etc, like Thymeleaf or Genshi.

    TIA!

    [boosts appreciated]

    #java #html #templating #thymeleaf

  7. Ah, yes, yet another genius proposal to solve a problem no one knew they had: a πŸ’« "native" πŸ’« #DOM #templating API! Because, clearly, the web development community hasn't had enough hand-wringing debates about what "declarative" means. πŸ˜‚ Let's all gather 'round and stare in awe at the brilliance of #overthinking the obvious! πŸŽ‰
    justinfagnani.com/2025/06/30/w #webdevelopment #API #declarative #proposals #humor #HackerNews #ngated

  8. I came across the #Fail2Ban #docker image from #linuxserverio and thought to myself that it's finally time to set up Fail2Ban. I admit i never used it before and it was a bit difficult to add it to my #playbook as all of my #servers have different services and therefore different #logfile paths, but that's nothing #jinja #templating can't fix.

    Now that i've got #Discord notifications for banned #IPs, it's time to work on actual #IPblocking. I also want to use the #IPComplaint and #AbuseIPDB actions as i really like the idea of reporting abuse (even though i have no idea how effective that may be).

    I may also want to replace the discord #webhook with #email notifications later as that's mostly the reason i've set up a #mailserver ( #stalwart ) in the first place.

    I mean, most of my services are only accessible from #tailscale or my #homenetwork, but since #Ansible makes it so much easier to apply higher standards, i just can't resist. My #homelab is changing every day and i think setting up additional #security, even though i don't need it yet, is never a bad idea.

    #networking #badactors #firewall #automation #linux #selfhosting #homeserver