#usetheplatform — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #usetheplatform, aggregated by home.social.
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With Coho (https://coho.place), your timeline is always as fast as it can be, no matter what your network connection is like or your device specs! We use the best of the modern web platform to ensure that your Mastodon experience is always the best it can be!
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With Coho (https://coho.place), your timeline is always as fast as it can be, no matter what your network connection is like or your device specs! We use the best of the modern web platform to ensure that your Mastodon experience is always the best it can be!
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With Coho (https://coho.place), your timeline is always as fast as it can be, no matter what your network connection is like or your device specs! We use the best of the modern web platform to ensure that your Mastodon experience is always the best it can be!
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With Coho (https://coho.place), your timeline is always as fast as it can be, no matter what your network connection is like or your device specs! We use the best of the modern web platform to ensure that your Mastodon experience is always the best it can be!
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With Coho (https://coho.place), your timeline is always as fast as it can be, no matter what your network connection is like or your device specs! We use the best of the modern web platform to ensure that your Mastodon experience is always the best it can be!
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It's frustrating that in 30+ years the web has not solved server-side includes. #webdev #useThePlatform
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Use It or Miss Out
Free promotion. Free events. Free player highlights.
Free networking with the entire basketball world.
What you do with it? That’s up to you.#CourtMapping #BasketballOpportunity #UseThePlatform #Don’tMissOut #FreeBasketballTools
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Use It or Miss Out
Free promotion. Free events. Free player highlights.
Free networking with the entire basketball world.
What you do with it? That’s up to you.#CourtMapping #BasketballOpportunity #UseThePlatform #Don’tMissOut #FreeBasketballTools
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So here's what I've been working on since April at Adobe, Project Graph!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wQza2t9Qs64&t=10457s
Built with #webcomponents and #usetheplatform philosophy. Going to be a very exciting time ahead as we build out this platform!
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So here's what I've been working on since April at Adobe, Project Graph!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wQza2t9Qs64&t=10457s
Built with #webcomponents and #usetheplatform philosophy. Going to be a very exciting time ahead as we build out this platform!
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So here's what I've been working on since April at Adobe, Project Graph!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wQza2t9Qs64&t=10457s
Built with #webcomponents and #usetheplatform philosophy. Going to be a very exciting time ahead as we build out this platform!
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So here's what I've been working on since April at Adobe, Project Graph!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wQza2t9Qs64&t=10457s
Built with #webcomponents and #usetheplatform philosophy. Going to be a very exciting time ahead as we build out this platform!
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So here's what I've been working on since April at Adobe, Project Graph!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wQza2t9Qs64&t=10457s
Built with #webcomponents and #usetheplatform philosophy. Going to be a very exciting time ahead as we build out this platform!
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Wow! You know that #Web #Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌
A few examples: `<dialog closedby="any">`, stylable `<select>` and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the `<datalist>`.
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Wow! You know that #Web #Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌
A few examples: `<dialog closedby="any">`, stylable `<select>` and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the `<datalist>`.
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Wow! You know that #Web #Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌
A few examples: `<dialog closedby="any">`, stylable `<select>` and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the `<datalist>`.
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Wow! You know that #Web #Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌
A few examples: `<dialog closedby="any">`, stylable `<select>` and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the `<datalist>`.
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Wow! You know that #Web #Tech is getting really good when you are able to replace significant amounts of #JavaScript with a few lines of #HTML and #CSS. Best part is the fact that you get #a11y out of the box with native widgets 🙌
A few examples: `<dialog closedby="any">`, stylable `<select>` and even HTML autocomplete/typeahead using the `<datalist>`.
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@meduz Hmmm, je préfère éviter PostCSS ou tout autre préprocesseur.
Je me fais vieux : je suis depuis quelques temps dans une phase #UseThePlatform. Donc, je me contente de CSS brut et de esbuild pour bundler le tout.
Les boucles Sass me manquent, mais pour le reste, je ne vois pas la moindre différence.
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@meduz Hmmm, je préfère éviter PostCSS ou tout autre préprocesseur.
Je me fais vieux : je suis depuis quelques temps dans une phase #UseThePlatform. Donc, je me contente de CSS brut et de esbuild pour bundler le tout.
Les boucles Sass me manquent, mais pour le reste, je ne vois pas la moindre différence.
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@meduz Hmmm, je préfère éviter PostCSS ou tout autre préprocesseur.
Je me fais vieux : je suis depuis quelques temps dans une phase #UseThePlatform. Donc, je me contente de CSS brut et de esbuild pour bundler le tout.
Les boucles Sass me manquent, mais pour le reste, je ne vois pas la moindre différence.
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@meduz Hmmm, je préfère éviter PostCSS ou tout autre préprocesseur.
Je me fais vieux : je suis depuis quelques temps dans une phase #UseThePlatform. Donc, je me contente de CSS brut et de esbuild pour bundler le tout.
Les boucles Sass me manquent, mais pour le reste, je ne vois pas la moindre différence.
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@meduz Hmmm, je préfère éviter PostCSS ou tout autre préprocesseur.
Je me fais vieux : je suis depuis quelques temps dans une phase #UseThePlatform. Donc, je me contente de CSS brut et de esbuild pour bundler le tout.
Les boucles Sass me manquent, mais pour le reste, je ne vois pas la moindre différence.
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’Tis better to sit on the shoulders of browsers than a pile of your own code #useThePlatform
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’Tis better to sit on the shoulders of browsers than a pile of your own code #useThePlatform
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’Tis better to sit on the shoulders of browsers than a pile of your own code #useThePlatform
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’Tis better to sit on the shoulders of browsers than a pile of your own code #useThePlatform
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’Tis better to sit on the shoulders of browsers than a pile of your own code #useThePlatform
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I enjoyed this article on #vim #minimalism, even though it's a bit too extreme for my taste. I too try to keep my setup as lean and use as much built-in functionality as possible. But I still think syntax highlighting and LSPs are genuinely useful. #LSP feedback should be entirely on-demand of course. And compiling commits with #fugitive is just so much faster and more flexible than with the #git #cli. But apart from that… right on!
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I enjoyed this article on #vim #minimalism, even though it's a bit too extreme for my taste. I too try to keep my setup as lean and use as much built-in functionality as possible. But I still think syntax highlighting and LSPs are genuinely useful. #LSP feedback should be entirely on-demand of course. And compiling commits with #fugitive is just so much faster and more flexible than with the #git #cli. But apart from that… right on!
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I enjoyed this article on #vim #minimalism, even though it's a bit too extreme for my taste. I too try to keep my setup as lean and use as much built-in functionality as possible. But I still think syntax highlighting and LSPs are genuinely useful. #LSP feedback should be entirely on-demand of course. And compiling commits with #fugitive is just so much faster and more flexible than with the #git #cli. But apart from that… right on!
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I enjoyed this article on #vim #minimalism, even though it's a bit too extreme for my taste. I too try to keep my setup as lean and use as much built-in functionality as possible. But I still think syntax highlighting and LSPs are genuinely useful. #LSP feedback should be entirely on-demand of course. And compiling commits with #fugitive is just so much faster and more flexible than with the #git #cli. But apart from that… right on!
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I enjoyed this article on #vim #minimalism, even though it's a bit too extreme for my taste. I too try to keep my setup as lean and use as much built-in functionality as possible. But I still think syntax highlighting and LSPs are genuinely useful. #LSP feedback should be entirely on-demand of course. And compiling commits with #fugitive is just so much faster and more flexible than with the #git #cli. But apart from that… right on!
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Heard about some projects in Ruby world is already using #ImportMap on production. So I started to refactor parts of my vanilla #JavaScript project to switch from #Vite to use import map. Not finished yet but no build feels really really great. I will share the project once it’s presentable.
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Heard about some projects in Ruby world is already using #ImportMap on production. So I started to refactor parts of my vanilla #JavaScript project to switch from #Vite to use import map. Not finished yet but no build feels really really great. I will share the project once it’s presentable.
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Heard about some projects in Ruby world is already using #ImportMap on production. So I started to refactor parts of my vanilla #JavaScript project to switch from #Vite to use import map. Not finished yet but no build feels really really great. I will share the project once it’s presentable.
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Heard about some projects in Ruby world is already using #ImportMap on production. So I started to refactor parts of my vanilla #JavaScript project to switch from #Vite to use import map. Not finished yet but no build feels really really great. I will share the project once it’s presentable.
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Heard about some projects in Ruby world is already using #ImportMap on production. So I started to refactor parts of my vanilla #JavaScript project to switch from #Vite to use import map. Not finished yet but no build feels really really great. I will share the project once it’s presentable.
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Phone reminded that I was at React Finland presenting exactly one year ago.
Currently on my way to WordCamp Finland to present on a similiar subject #usetheplatform
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#WebComponentsAdvent Day 24: Who to Follow.
Today is not #FollowFriday but I'm still glad to share the final day of this series about #WebComponents, which is dedicated to all the awesome folks in the #fediverse community who #useThePlatform and rely on web standards. This project wouldn't be possible without your work!
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Just listened to #SyntaxFM episode 453 "Why do people still use #Axios over #Fetch?" #javascript
Honestly, all of the things mentioned can be achieved with a few lines of code in a wrapper function* or service worker. No need to pull in 20 kB of external code unless you're using all of the features. #UseThePlatform!
*) Building a little #API client is almost always very useful anyway