Open source hacker, building music multiverses at https://teapaw.org/t.co/Txwb8Vk1fW from Chile.
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Given that Ruby developers are porting their apps to Rust, it makes sense to have a portable frontend like React that communicates with APIs, rather than tightly coupling the frontend to the backend with technologies like Hotwire/Turbo.
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Vinix, a new OS/kernel written from scratch, now runs a N64 emulator!
vinix-os.org
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El lenguaje de programación kaikai explicado en video youtu.be/AK0ehwWILzg?si=sneq… via @YouTube
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Rust está muy bien, pero ayúdame probando este lenguaje que estoy desarrollando, es llm friendly
kaikai-lang.org
Honestly, everything in LiveView feels like an awkward workaround to make it function like native HTML. Even a simple deployment requires extra effort to avoid disrupting the UI. I love elixir, but I prefer to have it only for the backend.
#Liveview is similar to an almost perfect circle, but the minor offset can lead to some challenges. This experience highlights the advantages of adopting a stateless approach.
If your framework is still focused on solving routing but lacks workers, mailers, uploaders, and an ORM, then it is not a full-stack framework; it is simply a router.
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Reminder: we ported the new Rails Getting Started Guide to the browser (using Wasm) to allow engineers to get a taste of @rails before they have to install it: rails-tutorial.evilmartians.…
It's not perfect yet, but please share and bring us feedback!
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Merchants of complexity have convinced a shocking number of developers that they're too dumb to do their own authentication. Of all the things you could outsource, I think you could do no worse than your app's front door.
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We've been hacking on a "vanilla" version of Headless UI that uses custom elements and no framework.
Just a <script> tag pointed at a CDN, and you can build custom dropdowns, dialogs, popovers, tabs, and more, without writing any JS at all ✨
Love letter to our Rails users ❤️
lovely
Bro, your site isn't slow, you just forgot to properly implement streaming RSC with PPR and ISR for dynamic segments, falling back to SSR only when necessary, obviously using SSG for the static shell with proper caching and prefetching on visible elements.
Also don’t forget to wrap it in a suspense boundary.
