monomon
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- Comment on Self hosting is hard. How do you overcome? 4 months ago:
I have set up forgejo, which is a fork of gitea. It’s a git forge, but its ticketing system is quite good.
- Comment on Selfhosted messenger/community software like discord 6 months ago:
Matrix does support voice, and I found the quality to be amazing.
- Comment on mice 7 months ago:
Yeah all this free energy waiting to be harvested
- Comment on Have you started planing this years garden plants yet? You might need these 8 months ago:
I wanted to make something similar for my mom’s garden, but yours look way better. Thanks.
- Comment on Stacks for Simple Static Sites 8 months ago:
Another cool thing I realized - you avoid the chance of some framework updating under you and breaking everything. It’s a bit like pdf, it gets fixed and generally untouched.
- Comment on Stacks for Simple Static Sites 8 months ago:
A generator can help if you have a bunch of data that you need to convert to some html structure. I know what you are saying though, as little complexity as we can get away with, innit :)
- Comment on Stacks for Simple Static Sites 8 months ago:
For this reason I’m building my own generator in Common Lisp, leveraging cl-who and parenscript. All components are descibed in one place and render as web components, which allows me to attach dynamic behaviors easily.
This works great for business-card style sites.
- Comment on Are there academic paradigms in web frontend dev in the same way there are FP academic paradigms? 8 months ago:
It does look pretty damn cool. One thing that bothers me is it is in the npm ecoystem :)
- Comment on Are there academic paradigms in web frontend dev in the same way there are FP academic paradigms? 8 months ago:
Concepts like Reactive programming are widely used in web/UI contexts. The problem of connecting a UI to an underlying data set is not trivial. Several frameworks deal with this.
As was already said, concerns like Accessibility are studied academically. They have more to do with user experience than the technology, so not sure if they match your question.
- Comment on What are some common misconceptions about programming that you'd like to debunk? 8 months ago:
Same. Writing code is FUN! However that’s not the only goal there is. It’s a part of the puzzle. Perhaps it takes some maturity to reach that point.
- Comment on Software Disenchantment 1 year ago:
Funnily, due to this, i often find an open source app that is way better than whatever annoyed me. Just today i used an Adobe product that got me raging. Within minutes i installed an oss equivalent that was a joy to use in comparison. It’s an interesting trend.
- Comment on Which hardware do you use and why? 1 year ago:
The lite is a tablet, which might be perfect for me, as I often work on remote machines anyway. Framework seemed pricier to me with some nice extras… but I didn’t really get well acquainted. If it doesn’t pan out I’d look into framework.
- Comment on Which hardware do you use and why? 1 year ago:
Ordered the starlite a couple of weeks ago, can’t wait to test it out! delivery times are quite long, so gotta hold my breath
- Comment on Is it normal to design a database without writing an analysts first but basing it on the design? 1 year ago:
Recently discovered d2 which has a somewhat nicer syntax.
- Comment on Is it normal to design a database without writing an analysts first but basing it on the design? 1 year ago:
As others said, in-depth design is often skipped, especially if the dev team started very small. Sounds like your intuition is right, though - the lack of design bit them on the ass when they realized they missed a part.
I have also been laughed at when I suggested a UML diagram in the past. However, it is helpful. For more visually oriented people even more so.
I’d suggest to go ahead and do it, unless your boss is adamant that it is a waste of time. When they see the result they might be happy.