@nikitonsky Only Sans

@nikitonsky Would it work / make sense when the symbols are shadowed in a let?

@nikitonsky i used handbrake previously and was quite happy with it. it's a wrapper for ffmpeg and it should autodetect the input format

@nikitonsky where’s the partial refund on your subscription?

@nikitonsky I remember that interface.

@nikitonsky Nope, because week most certainly would start with Sunday 🫠

One idea I think all calendars miss is painting past in grey (mockup mine). Maybe there’s a reason why nobody does that?

@nikitonsky The omission of a Month view is odd. I use that all the time to get a quick overview of the months ahead.

@nikitonsky Countdown to the event is a nice touch! Though I wonder how it would look like if you have bunch of them set up, and same with habits.

Vertical texts on day view is... questionable choice, yeah

@nikitonsky Congratulations on a hugely productive year 🎉 Your work is appreciated 🤓

@nikitonsky razyebalo

@nikitonsky

Of course it is, interfacing humans and machines is a ever evolving problem

Frameworks:

5. jQuery is at 21.98% ?!!!
6. Svelte (6.62%) is bigger than Ruby on Rails (5.49%). I guess frontend is more popular nowadays?
7. Flutter (9.12%) is bigger than Electron (6.97%) (mobile vs desktop, but still)

2/3

@nikitonsky It started at 100 but over the years inflation took it to 360. It’s literally a bubble.

@nikitonsky Originally the year had 360 days and 3 leap weeks every 4 years.
4*360+ 3*7 = 4*365+1 (that part is actually true)

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Because anything over 360° was simply too hot. Conversely, 100° wasn't hot enough

@nikitonsky One possibility is that real DOM got faster. I’m not saying this is what OP means but it is a possibility.

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При эоом самые быстрые фреймворки в бенчмарках — VDOM :)

Среди прочего, VDOM более-менее сохраняет производительность и требования к памяти при росте количества элементов.

Ryan Carniato говорит про это, например, тут: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWkLXU1Wlc где-то после 1:37:17 и упоминает тут: https://dev.to/this-is-learning/components-are-pure-overhead-hpm и самое главное тут: https://betterprogramming.pub/the-real-cost-of-ui-components-6d2da4aba205

@nikitonsky Tried to subscribe, got a 404

@nikitonsky @danluu have you seen this about latency measurement?

@nikitonsky They help the user learn the order via space repetition.

I'll show myself out.

@nikitonsky no-break space – the superglue for the internet. Its great for when a combination of words should stay in one line.

@nikitonsky But no Emoji-width space…

@nikitonsky I wouldn't watch Oppenheimer for the second time, so I don't think it's the movie of the century.

@nikitonsky It's alright but I feel it's VERY far off from being "most important film of this century"

@nikitonsky В тему в к внутреннему состоянию: у меня есть мысли, что можно улучшить как это сделано в qml-e - компонент-родитель может читать проперти ребёнка и передавать их другим компонентам (или дальше наверх). Можно это совместить с идеями ниже про секцию для хуков, сделать хуки конкретным полем которое можно наживую читать и модифицировать из внешних компонент.

@nikitonsky Really enjoying this series. Small fix for you, I think this should be `item` instead of `item-comp`

@nikitonsky nice post!

You may find more inspiration in https://mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi ‘s https://github.com/thi-ng/umbrella/tree/develop/packages/rdom and friends