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Regular human being, front-end developer, full-stack janitor.

I write in English and French. – J’écris en anglais et en français.

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2024-09-18 00:27:24

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Interesting take! I guess it’s probably better to sanitise once at insertion compared to do it each time you read the data, and also because it makes the DB portable since it’s supposed to be the source of truth.
I still like the idea of not taking this for granted, thou, and also because there might be use cases for saving non-sanitised data.

2024-08-30 18:04:42

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So here’s how I would solve screenshot 1 with TS, since I’m now not using a phone 🙃: https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/?#code/GYVwdgxgLglg9mABDAzgcRFKBTATgEWwjlwENYFEAKMOAE2wC5EA5e7ASmYCM44AbbKSQBvAFCJExMCijIUAUUEBbbGDkBeRLQYA6HdgAqATwAO2RBq1s9CgDIKAsgpaGA+iwDy+BWInJgagBCVCVsVXUORHFJSVxsKBBcJGBSfhRsfwBfP0lpWURsFTVNbXZEUhREAAlDRwdi9VzEeMTk6n9JIvCS3ShSAHMWUlVLK0QAIkcAQQAlAGkJzsQAMhXCxqhdCH5KlDtULel+mBkqCYHMHFwJjn8OAG4xLKA
For screenshot 2 I guess the same kind of zero-value fuckery is needed because TS is indeed TS. :nard: Thou maybe you can avoid `.closest` by setting this CSS rule:
`button * { pointer-events: none; }`
This makes sure no children of the button can be an event target, and leads to a more straightforward code: https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/?#code/PTAEEMGdIVwWwJYDsDmFKjuATgaxgA4BcoABgDwDGMkALgPZwC0ARjLQ0qACbi3hNuCbAFNKtBPSQBeAERIRAD1qyAfKQBQG2gE8CI0ABFhYiVNDTQAcgKiAbldAAfawuVWtlADZQMAYRoGOAAhdk4AUS8ROBEkWlAlWljuDAAJABUAWQAZUI4pSOjY+IBvDVBQSik6bBhxemwACgBKUDKKith9Juby0ABfLQqAC3Akbii-KVpsei9IRpE7WhJM+hoRcLti1vaOqqQ6HhNxSS5LReWAOn5sFBF4qFAMnLyIqJi45qvefkgHn4nMxcJ7GUSnKRDDoIABmoEaAEIhODgbtQKJaDBsFxBn0KrRhghIABtZGmM4AXRafVxFVsSxabVpoDctEZJUG-SAA
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2024-08-30 14:19:45

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Ha, I see. Well, TS being TS, using `.?classList instead of `.classList` is a way to please the compiler.
Type safety without TS is much better.

2024-08-30 14:04:50

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In the first message, can you try changing the type of the parameter (ˋnode: Node`) to `HTMLElement`?

2024-08-21 05:17:15

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Well, their desktop client is slow and unreactive, like if it were made with poor web tech, so I guess there's not more to expect from the mobile app probably built with React native or something similar.
It's probably a big thing for iOS app publishers, likely less for anyone else not versed into the related abusive systems around it, I guess.

2024-08-17 18:17:30

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“ it makes it easier for large teams to manage complex state without thrashing the DOM”
Do you imply that no better technical choice is available for this?

2024-06-12 10:53:32

Seems like every week brings it's new package of crap.
And I'm only talking about work here.
Last month they announced they wanted to get rid of 10% of employees, with immediate effect on some colleagues in Belgium (only country where we are not unionized).
This month they announced they'll bring back some form of “back to office policy”.
Yesterday it was “please work hard before your Summer holidays, we have the workforce [not fired yet] for it”.
Next month hopefully I'll be gone.

2024-05-17 18:01:58

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Is it really, or would a VPN + using the “Set location” feature in the Simulator?
(And optionally, a trip to Europe before every release. :ouaisouais:)
https://medias.m.nintendojo.fr/media_attachments/files/112/457/731/282/930/447/original/09498bf0b3aa4cf1.png
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2024-05-17 18:01:58

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2024-05-16 11:18:57

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This won’t have impact on the quality of the HTML, from my experience with the exact same syntax in Laravel Blade (https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/blade#blade-directives): devs who know HTML will write it properly, others won’t, no matter the templating syntax.