Guess im learning alpinejs.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT - WebSocket Framework Comparison

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Yes, the example code is completely borked for DataStar - and HTMX wants server-side-only. Nostr runs on the client for a reason x) So Alpine is the one to get me mostly there? Alright, you have my full attention now. Let's go.

Breakout out of the cruft of crap that React has left in my mind and attempting to embrace the "hypermedia approach" is kinda hard and difficult but very interesting. I asked, how to do multipage in DataStar? And the dude replied, "use <a> tags." And im like ... fuck. XD Like, I realize how dumb that was, but this is the kinda shit that I dealt with in React; Routers, global versus component states and what have you not. o.o It's... something.

Their tabView seems borked lol.

Anywhere UI

AnywhereUI is a rich set of open source Web Components.

wtf are those "enterprise-y" collections? I know that webcomponents and custom elements kinda didnt go far but ... what. o.o

GitHub

GitHub - web-padawan/awesome-web-components: A curated list of awesome Web Components resources.

A curated list of awesome Web Components resources. - web-padawan/awesome-web-components

Dis really is a teensytiny lilttle mario (: cute~

It just hit me. DataStar can deal with WebComponents natively. Now shit's getting seriously interesting. :0 Never really looked into those, for sure. o.o

I think I dug myself into something neat. o.o

GitHub

GitHub - vuejs/petite-vue: 6kb subset of Vue optimized for progressive enhancement

6kb subset of Vue optimized for progressive enhancement - vuejs/petite-vue

Finished reading the DataStar docs, and gonna see if I can make a tiny nostr message displayer; just poke a relay with a k:1 query and see how far it goes ^^ With Go's native parallelism and my disgust for frontend dev, this could become a nice middleground...it also has much surperior SEO, ontop of that o.o Currently looking into page transistions and more... could become neat. Or not. idk yet. But - I kinda like where this "hypermedia focused framework" thing is going.

That's quite an interesting API that I have only just learned about o.o

Speculation Rules API - Web APIs | MDN

The Speculation Rules API is designed to improve performance for future navigations. It targets document URLs rather than specific resource files, ...

Not so sure how I feel about this...

Alright. Time to read this.

Datastar

Datastar

The hypermedia framework.

templ has native bindings to this library - and while I like the features of htmx and alpine, I do want to check out ALL the options first and if i even need everything. I'll use matcha.css and some of the color palette tools I found... i just hope to find a better way to postprocess CSS, because matcha.css uses CSS variables and inline functions /so much/ im legit worried for browser compatibility x.x

Holy fuck. Like, I knew Miku tuning has gotten ridiculous as of late. But - she almost has no accent anymore with this?! O_O

Spotify

DAYDREAMER

2pointO, Hatsune Miku · Miku and The Machine, Vol. 2 (Deluxe Edition) · Song · 2025

That's fucking bananas...wows.

the fuck o.o

GitHub

GitHub - containerd/nerdctl: contaiNERD CTL - Docker-compatible CLI for containerd, with support for Compose, Rootless, eStargz, OCIcrypt, IPFS, ...

contaiNERD CTL - Docker-compatible CLI for containerd, with support for Compose, Rootless, eStargz, OCIcrypt, IPFS, ... - containerd/nerdctl

I randomly came across this while reading

Basics | Dagger

Learn about Dagger's core concepts, including containers, functions, and modules

that. What have I dug myself into? o.o;

Okay this is siiiiiiiiiiick :D

GitHub

GitHub - mk6i/open-oscar-server: Self-hostable instant messaging server compatible with classic AIM and ICQ clients written in golang. (Independently developed, not affiliated with or endorsed by AOL)

Self-hostable instant messaging server compatible with classic AIM and ICQ clients written in golang. (Independently developed, not affiliated with...

My school wants a project where I generate PDFs. So this seemed like a great opportunity to try out templ to write everything in go. Untill I realized that there is no good PDF generator for go. pdfcpu is verbose as fuck (more a rendering library than anything) and unipdf/unidoc has a fucking license you have to BUY. I am so frustrated, I am thinking of using stdin/stdout methodology and just run PHP as a subprocess, because this exists:

GitHub

GitHub - mpdf/mpdf: PHP library generating PDF files from UTF-8 encoded HTML

PHP library generating PDF files from UTF-8 encoded HTML - mpdf/mpdf

I swear, PHP. The old friggin' reliable. xD Never thought I'd see the day. For f'kn real. Just needs mbstring and gd - easy. Good god. I know Go is ran over by kubernetes people (like, a lot xD) but that those folks can't generate a PDF, not even to show numbers to their boss, is kinda impressive. XD Well, okay, they CAN - but i am not gonna sit down and learn a whole 2D library JUST for a school project. @.@

w a t .

GitHub

GitHub - silq-lang/silq

Contribute to silq-lang/silq development by creating an account on GitHub.

mmm... this seems neat.

WinLibs - GCC+MinGW-w64 compiler for Windows

WinLibs - MinGW-w64 personal build = GCC for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit - Coming soon: the largest collection of open source libraries ported to Win...

Using compilers on Windows is a super mixed experience e.e MinGW is super fat and bloaty (msys2, pacman, this, that...) and MSVC is just *fat* xD. Will give this a shot, perhaps it works...?

"Aged like fine wine"? Nah, not really. They just gave up. XD

Using `bun compile --bundle ...` to target node and bundle, using `esbuild` to change es6 to es5 (kind of, should probably use babel?) using goja + goja_nodejs to run the result. Yep, that's quite a nightmare alright. But I wanna try running something... xD Would be fun! Goja isn't "the fastest", but it might just be "enough" o.o

Man... i wish there were more standalone CSS tools. Tailwind has one, and thats neat, but I am genuenly trying to get _away_ from Tailwind. xD Just doesn't work for me, my limited vision and the therefore resulting lack of "visual understanding". In other words; shit's not lookin' so good for me - literally. But it appears that Goja, a go JS runtime, can run es5.1 stuff. Perhaps...just maybe...there's an absurd hack i can do to use postcss and then chain that into esbuild? : ( )

GitHub

tailwindcss/packages/@tailwindcss-standalone/scripts/build.ts at main · tailwindlabs/tailwindcss

A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development. - tailwindlabs/tailwindcss

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Tailwind CSS Colors - All colors + Custom color generator

Generate, edit, save and share Tailwind CSS color shades based on a given hexcode or HSL color.