Lobsters·2yThe perfect web framework
This post discusses the pillars of a perfect web framework, including a content-first core, world-class design, motherf**king fast performance, consistent MPA+SPA experience, instant development loop, easy scalability, sub-second deploy times, universal template, and built-in cloud services.
Lobsters·2yIf PHP Were British
This post explores the changes that British PHP developers would like to make to PHP, including replacing symbols with more refined alternatives, using a more formal language in code examples, eliminating unnecessary abbreviations, adjusting conditional code structures, correcting spelling errors, introducing more polite error handling, and adding a class hierarchy system.
Lobsters·2yHTMX and Web Components: a Perfect Match
The post discusses the use of Web Components and HTMX together to create reusable, framework-agnostic components. It explains the process of creating and using Web Components in the context of HTMX, provides examples of using Web Components with HTMX, and emphasizes the importance of a white box philosophy in component development.
Lobsters·2ybranches have no rules
Git branches have no rules enforced, but there are conventions to follow. You can use commands like git reset and git rebase to manipulate branches. It's recommended to run git pull often and avoid committing directly to the main branch. The reflog can be used to undo changes in a branch.