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Re:The Failed Promise of Web Components by ricksharp on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @08:52PM (#24646013)
Ok, here it is https://ricklove.me

Here is a post that explains some of the content that is interesting: https://ricklove.me/cool-stuff

Let me know how it does on a slow connection.

Re:The Failed Promise of Web Components by withinboredom on Thursday October 01, 2020 @06:52AM (#24649481)
It took 30s to 60s to fully load, but the content was available very quickly. The most entertaining thing was the stripe example. I didn’t realize it was supposed to load the card form, so I hit subscribe and it caused an error (because the card form wasn’t loaded yet) but the app handled it appropriately. It would be better if the subscribe button were disabled before the component loaded (which took at least a minute), but it’s still pretty good.

Overall, it was a very refreshing experience.

Re:The Failed Promise of Web Components by ricksharp on Thursday October 01, 2020 @07:27AM (#24649676)
Ah, makes sense on the stripe component.

I did notice that for some components I need to show a loading indicator while they are loading async (for a slow connection).

Thanks for letting me know!

Re:The Failed Promise of Web Components by soperj on Thursday October 01, 2020 @03:05AM (#24648166)
I'm quite sad that hunter2 isn't in your passwords.txt
Re:The Failed Promise of Web Components by ricksharp on Thursday October 01, 2020 @06:32AM (#24649374)
Good idea :) I’ll add that.

I guess I’ll know if someone finds the Bitcoin.

Update: I added a few more nerd lore passwords - thanks for the idea!