It is finally happening. Going to talk about @htmx_org and present it to some colleagues that have been curious about it.
Is this a good and serious start of the presentation?
@afaeraas@kode24no Er ganske chill noen ganger når man skal sitte en hel dag og konsentrere seg om å løse oppgaver, eller man trenger å bruke mer tid på å få jobben gjort ila en vanlig arbeidsdag og slippe å kaste bort tid på pendling 😁
My team have been working on creating an internal tool with @htmx_org. It's been a true pleasure and i am so glad we can showcase what this tech is good for at work. Infinite scroll with filterbox and the only javascript i wrote was to write some UUID's to the clipboard!
Det er kjempefint at vi nå har verktøy som hjelper oss finne svar på nye typer spørsmål. Men de fleste spørsmål som stilles i offentlig sektor er tross alt av typen der det finnes klart definerte svar. Da gir det ikke mening å bruke kunstig intelligens.
The smart thing in light of the Crowdstrike global outage is to look not to Crowdstrike, but your own company:
What happens when someone (anyone!) pushes code that passes all internal tests but crashes prod for most customers? When do you discover it? Is it before customers?
@theitachiniko@gvy_dvpont@MakeAugusta Not sure where, but as a developer myself, i just would have googled and googled while developing a solution one step at a time.
@lindeber Anmeld. Er det tiltak å møte opp fysisk, så kan du egentlig anmelde på nett også. Loven stiller ikke noe krav til form for å anmelde:
https://t.co/UIYGSPqHtR§7-1
How a book written in 1910 could teach you calculus better than several books of today
[Calculus Made Easy, by Silvanus P. Thompson, 1910: https://t.co/HJDxFqZNJf]