So that the developer can focus on what is being shown (one button, multiple, a table, etc).
But maybe that's my opinion because I'm more of a backend engineer...
I hadn't really understood the allure of Tailwind CSS until reading this blog post by its creator who explained the motivation behind it. I still feel like for many examples of its use the HTML is over cluttered with classes, but it needn't be so.
https://t.co/wLtT6JyxCW
In my opinion the separation of concerns is exactly about splitting the concern of "design" and "content", "functionality". I don't see a point in having padding/margin classes sprinkled everywhere. The design of how base components are placed next to each other should define it.
Blogged - "You probably should stop using a custom TaskScheduler":
https://t.co/ew4rH65BCd
I recently posted about the concurrency control and some folks mentioned to use TaskScheduler for that. This is my reasons to avoid that.
I'm releasing my #threejs procedural tree generator as open source. Over 30 tunable parameters with the option to export to .glb. It's been fun reviving this project from the vault, but time to move on. Enjoy! 👍🏻
🎮Demo: https://t.co/bRnaWifPZI
💻Source: https://t.co/88ZnfeNA1u
Every time I'm touching a frontend build system I waste hours. Recently I made a smart move of just copying someone else's boilerplate to start a new project instead of trying to figure out the setup myself.
The sad state of web development:
I install everything on a fresh linux instance and hours later of fighting with node versions, dependencies paths I'm still stuck; nothing really works.
I'm excited for my next pet project to try out https://t.co/rERM6oby9R @buildWithLit and https://t.co/2j9VpKEBX7 @htmx_org alongside ASP .NET Core MVC for a simple build setup and emitting easy to understand HTML.
Ups, I think I've un-VertiPaq everything that needs to be unpacked :)
Open-sourcing the DuckDB extension for parsing the pbix files #powerbi
The extension is not done-done, but it works as a great example of "show me the code" rather than theoretically discussing how VertiPaq compresses.
Gesture Gaming! 🤏🎮
Controlling in-game movement by hand orientation via EPS32 and an MPU 6050/6-axis gyroscope mounted on a glove.
Bluetooth and #StrideEngine's ability to use NuGet packages made this possible in no time! 🚀
#GameDev#IndieGame#Gaming#FOSS#DotNet
@Aaronontheweb I had a similar use case some time ago when writing tests against code with a lot of branches. Localized coverage check helps you make sure you didn't forget to cover some branch where a subtle bug could hide, but of course isn't a silver bullet.
@CFDevelop Something for businesses to consider is Azure AD B2C, which uses Microsoft infra, but you have control over the users. Saves you from storing the password and can allow MFA integration. In Ireland MyGovId system uses it for example.