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The site uses Next.js

Component libraries are the major reason I’m still using React.

It would be so much nicer using something like Elixir LiveView for the kind of apps I’m developing. But having to implement so many basic components from scratch just doesn’t make sense.

I mean I can fully see the downsides of introducing big 3rd dependencies into a codebase but not using them would be (in my opinion) a huge waste of time.

Isn’t this a problem for other people (that aren’t using component libraries) as well?

How can anyone be productive with non React/Vue stacks for that reason?

I’d really wish there would be other solutions (web components) so I hadn’t rely on React.

Just keep in mind that after all the hard work you’ve done over the years, having good reviews etc. if Upwork (or whatever else platform you’re on) terminates your account—and you have no other income/client acquisition stream—you‘re screwed.

Happened to me years ago. After struggling to get clients on Upwork I finally got gigs and good reviews. Put in a lot of hard work and earned some sort of „trusted freelancer“ badge (don’t know what it was called) that helped me to promote my profile.

I was very happy… only to find out a few days later that Upwork suddenly terminated my account for a (supposed) breach of their rules. They didn’t want to tell me the actual reason but said that I have mentioned „PayPal“ in a message to my clients (and accusing me of wanting to move my clients away from Upwork).

Never did I wanted to do that. I don’t know if I ever mentioned PayPal—and if so then only to talk about payment processor integrations on clients websites.

I messaged back and forth for days with them. In the end it wasn’t worth my energy.

Just be careful and get control of your income streams and diversify as much as possible.

Volumes.

This works, however, only if you know beforehand which files you’re going to update frequently.

I've received the message an hour ago.

I could be wrong but the experience you're describing sounds like lucid dreaming.

I discovered Fastmail a few years ago and couldn't be happier. Migrating from Gmail was easy via the import option built into Fastmail.

I'm using a custom domain and pay $5/month for my account.

https://www.fastmail.com/

I prefer dark color schemes. And nightfly has just the right amount of contrast in my opinion which dark schemes often seem to lack.

After constantly switching schemes I "finally" settled on using nightfly.

https://github.com/bluz71/vim-nightfly-guicolors

It's Firebase.

https://github.com/HackerNews/API

Related thread discussing the study: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30019841

Are other languages/runtimes also that risky as Node with npm?

npm packages seem like a cardhouse.

I know that the node_modules folder is often times criticized for its sheer amount of 3rd party libraries. Is it because of JavaScripts "missing" standard library?

Well it occurred to me after reading this thread that I could edit my Obsidian vault via vim. Of course, that's only for basic text editing capabilities everything else has to happen inside Obsidian.

I don't get it. It's still not possible to use next/image (without some fancy loader or 3rd party service) when exporting a SSG build.

Are people really not using responsive images when exporting a static site? Seems quite ridiculous to rely on some 3rd party service for image optimization when the images could be generated locally when exporting the site...

The Phoenix framework for Elixir supports something like that with its "LiveViews".

A few other backend frameworks for other languages also have something like that.

Microsoft Visual Fox Pro?

This sounds like the „textbook definition“ of social anxiety which is understandable growing up lonely—and not learning social skills which many people take for granted later in life.

Maybe you want to take a look at improving this aspect of your life so everyday tasks like calling a stranger etc. doesn’t cost you that much energy.

For me classic exposure therapy helped in that regard and reflecting on the specific situations that I was thrown into afterwards (calling someone, asking for something in the store etc.)

Still no option to export a static site when using next/image without relying on 3rd party services, right?

The only option that comes to my mind is using Vercel to host the site but then every image is transformed on demand which results in horrendous loading times.

Is this really how „everyone“ uses Next when exporting static sites?

At the moment I'm using Gatsby but the client side js bundle turns me off. However, one thing I really like about Gatsby is the dynamic image component.

Is there any way (or are there any plans) for generating responsive images when using Astro? As Astro is framework agnostic, I don't think so, right?

I'm using KeepassXC [1] for that.

[1]: https://keepassxc.org/

Release notes: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/34/ChangeSet

"Prior to launching vim.so I was heads down for about 4 months working on an online interactive Python course called Deliberate. [...] I was working on Deliberate in the early mornings before my day job for 4 months and I had made $0."

[https://www.slip.so/blog/how-I-made-10k-teaching-vim]

Reminds me of the Land of Lisp video—in a good way.

http://landoflisp.com/

He's talking about the gif in the Github repo.

Anyone who also gets debilitating vertigo instead of headaches when having migraines?

I’m suffering from vertigo for 17 years now—from multiple times per week to having it only a few times per month.

When having an attack/phase getting my head into another position triggers really strong vertigo which is strange.

Everything else is ruled out (including bppv).

Often times I also have blurry vision, things just feel out of proportion and I’m having a really tense feeling in my face/jaw. (Which may be associated to migraines).

I almost never have headache.

Someone who feels the same?

Location: Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Vue, Node.js, HTML, CSS, Linux

I’m open for a new adventure to be part of a wonderful team, building high quality software to make clients and customers happy.

Reach out to me via email: [email protected]

GitHub: https://github.com/r6203

Great project.

Here are a few things that came to my mind after visiting your site.

1) On an iPhone 6, the preview of one of the templates in the “GET STARTED FASTER BY GETTING ALL OF OUR READY-TO-USE TEMPLATES” section doesn’t work (I only checked one template). You can’t scroll on the page that opens. And the “responsive” device buttons don’t make sense when viewing the page on mobile, I think.

2) I was hoping you’re using Bootstrap (and not some entirely custom css) but it wasn’t clear on first sight if that’s the case. Yes, you’re stating it above your headline but I would make that more prominent as it’s easily overseen (at least by me).

3) I have no idea who you guys are, so the “built by...” doesn’t make that much sense to me. I saw that also on the Tailwind UI site but at least over there I know who Adam Wathan is...

Most of the times, "sollen" and "müssen" are interchangeable.

However, there are fine nuances between the words.

In that case, "müssen" is more direct and used as a command which has consequences when not followed while "sollen" is more of a prompt or demand that hasn't to be followed.

Here’s an article (without much information...) about an upcoming trial for Chloroquine in Australia.

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/cor...