Origin has been quite a journey. I've written some more about its back story and implementation details over here: https://monokai.com/work/origin
Origin will be released in 3 days ✨
Origin has been quite a journey. I've written some more about its back story and implementation details over here: https://monokai.com/work/origin
Origin will be released in 3 days ✨
@_luna jQuery has been obsolete for several years. Nobody should use on a new project. On legacy codebases effort should be made to transition away from jQuery.
Stack Overflow does more to harm to the software development community than it does to help it. This website should also be considered obsolete. New questions shouldn't be posted on SO. There are far better forums for this. Answers found there shouldn't be accepted without careful testing and / or 3rd party verification.
I'm confident that my statements about jQuery are generally accepted as true, quantifiable, and objective.
My opinion of SO might be a little more subjective, but this is also quantifiable and it's far from a unique perspective.
Build a strong foundation with fundamental technologies, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, before you enhance your abilities with preprocessors, libraries, and frameworks. You'll be glad you did.
How do you think problem of bloated websites can be solved? I'm not talking about 3D games. They are fine. Some websites are extremely slow on mobile devices. An example I'm dealing with is #ACM Digital Library.
And if you think the problem is with Javascript, you are wrong. The problem is with the misuse of Javascript. Even if you write your entire website with Javascript, it still can be fast and light on mobile.
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CSS Chronicles XLII · Guess what? Yes, CSS-Tricks is back! https://ilo.im/15zqya
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Just wanted to share this thing I've been developing. It's a HTML/CSS/TS hierarchical tree modeling and rendering thing. Here being used for displaying/selecting files and folders.
Developed in conjunction with Claude.
@simon *forced* me to make this awhile back when I first shared my web-based tool (https://w4t.pw/ei) for concatenating all the text files from a local folder or github repo into one so you can share it with an LLM.
@sysrage Also seemed interested in it.
It only works for local files so far.
I should make it live on the site soon and open source it concurrently.