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Try "The Broken Empire" trilogy if you haven't already :)
It ticks the first three, but it's a bit different.
The protagonist isn't exactly the heroic kind, although he arguably has some good reasons for that :)
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Then go ahead and do more of it :) Stages, streams, blogs, whatever await :)
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Bonus points for the amazing soundtrack on this one. And I don't even like gnr 🤣
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🔗 https://dub.sh/LCgYjhU
🎟️ And here's a discount code to use at checkout: "DARKO25"
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The modern day xkcd.com/303/
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Using it via roocode.com (in vscode), for anyone wondering :)
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Just today? 🤣🤣🤣
See you at @cityjsconf.bsky.social 😁
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3. While at it, I realized I could improve relatinator with a BM25 matcher instead of plain ol' TF-IDF.
4. One thing lead to another, it's late February.
I still don't like year-in-reviews too much, but I have plenty to be thankful for, so 🤷♂️
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1. I'm not a fan of year-in-reviews
2. I borked my relatinator tool (github.com/DBozhinovsk...) , due to some changes in Astro 5, so I had to fix that 👇
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Try this youtu.be/a1KJpfkgGQ8?...
The pasta isn't that important, but the cooking technique... aaaamazing 👌
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Well, for the first kind of people, I usually love pointing out that CSS is, in fact, Turing-complete: stackoverflow.com/questions/24...
For the second kind you mention, doesn't that questions apply to "proper" programming languages too? You can just swap CSS with JS in that statement :D
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Also, possibly the deeply misguided "CSS in not programming" fallacy, causing them to avoid learning it properly 🤷♂️
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Thanks 😁 I'll pass it to our web team 😄
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This one gets framed.
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Can confirm :) It just takes a bit of your sanity away :D
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Proud hoarder. But an organized one 😁 I'm basically using my browser for project management 😅
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About 12, just last week alone 🤣
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TIL - I'm a conference 🤯
But we should make a WTS profile here, don't we 🤔
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Preach 💯
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Let's 😁 While I don't expect them to fix every problem WCs have, they should at least help adoption.
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Yeah, that one's fun. I usually rule it on the spot when I'm DM-ing, depending on the situation.
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But, being a part of a team that is used to React, likes doing React... you're not gonna have an easy time convincing them to accept something as the native WC DX. But, there are ways to provide at least some of the DX, while still producing WCs on the other end 🤷♂️
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Can't disagree with that - I love the _idea_ of web components, that's not the issue at all. The native DX is not that great - especially in a world where we have stuff like JSX (and the likes). This is of course, very biased. 👇
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darko.io/posts/futur...
AKA - web components: the Toyota Corolla of webdev. Not shiny, but it will outlast your framework. For better or worse.