Robin Schreiner

Co-Founder at @codelayer_de
Building stuff for the web, currently working on @likvi_app

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan Ah, sorry, then my response is not helpful. :D
Sadly as far as I know Shopify never published details about the order. My guess is that whatever function was registered first runs first. But if you get any details please let me know.

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kinngh @aidenybai We are using Sentry in our Shopify apps and it can measure LCP and also you can drill down what causes the LCP: https://t.co/krLZUQn8Nk

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan They recently added API access to the menu resource: https://t.co/PN8e2O7Pjk

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan The "Paper" theme by Brickspace Lab is using Alpine and Tailwind: https://t.co/skzHc6yYMd

They even have a toolkit for customizing the theme (https://t.co/9Gzsabci5F), but I never worked with this theme. Would be interested in opinions though. 😄

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@gilgNYC We developed some private apps, mostly discount related and build one public app to add fees to products: https://t.co/SPckMCPsMq

But there is one blocker in how discounts and bundles work together: https://t.co/bjU0zBGqOM

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@andrew_mcgov Thank you very much, it is so great to have a complex reference app. Read through most of the code, and we will definitely adapt some choices for our own apps. May I ask you, why is the folder wich calls Shopify endpoints called `models`? Because they represent remote entities?

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kinngh This will simplify so much app code. Can't wait to test it. :D

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@alexanderhupfer Verify nice, best luck with your app. Can you also create eInvoices? In the EU and especially Germany starting from next year it is required to create electronic invoices for B2B sales. A simple PDF sadly does not satisfy the requirements.

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@kalenjordan For larger customers we always recommend Algolia with a custom UI implementation. You can basically configure every part of the search and discovery experience, but it can get quite pricy and in my opinion the default UI is not that great.

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan You need to narrow down the type, as it is a union type. This check should be enough for the typesript compiler to infer the type.

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan Instead of relying on passing a lot of data, I would solve this by using an HMAC calculated over the customer id. So you generate a HMAC in Liquid (on the server because otherwise your private secret is not private) and then you can verify it on the receiving side.

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@kalenjordan Also Polaris Cards are tricky to get the same height, because their height is dependant on content. So it's really hard to get two cards with different content the same heigth. Maybe you are better off using plain CSS flexbox and building the card yourself.

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan You're welcome :)

Do you mean the position of textarea? The button has more height than the heading, so when you don't display the button you need to compensate for the height. One way is to set a min-height. Keep in mind, that the height also changes when the title breaks.

[Robin Schreiner @a47ae]

@kalenjordan You need the `InlineGrid`, here is an updated example. Also the `sectioned` property does not longer exist on the `<Card>` component :)

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@troyhunt You may be interested in this review from ASR: https://t.co/5mSoLK0Z96

They use a Klippel NFS (robotic measurement system) to measure more than 1000 points and calculate the accurate frequency response. The 8010 is one of the best speakers they measured.

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@timohetzel Habe seit Jahren Syncthing am laufen. Funktioniert super zuverlässig und bisher nie Probleme gehabt. Leider keine iOS Integration.

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@Yekki_1 @cybergibbons Maybe this blog post could be helpful for both of you. https://t.co/5R44cQ6CgG