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Universal.css: The Tailwind CSS that never was.
Are you tired to organize your CSS class names? Check out Universal.css, the only CSS you need. It’s available for just under 5MB storage, but it’s really worth the size. (Just don’t use Tailwind CSS, it’s a cheap ripoff of Universal.css).
Re: The (extremely) loud minority (of JavaScript and Typescript developers)
Actually, there’s a DEV.to post named “17 Compelling Reasons to Ditch TypeScript for JavaScript”, only to be defeated by another post named “18 Reasons to Use TypeScript Since Yesterday”. I’ve documented all my criticisms here at “Code, not Content”. Since you specifically mentioned Twitter as the main source for these loud posts, I can say…
Releasing an Instagram filter next week!
I’ll be releasing a new Instagram filter that transforms yourself into a living, bionic gold statue. This, actually, is a continuation of our work to make a safe version of “bionic gold” developed by the two scientists in our botworld, Putri “Timun Mas” and Gold (who still wanted to remain anonymous this time). They originally…
Why text labels on Flutter’s MaterialApp looks worse on iOS and macOS?
There’s a long-standing bug on Flutter that, when you decide to use MaterialApp on your project, the letters on the system font for iOS and macOS appears a little bit sparsed. I’ve taken my time to investigate this issue, and found two interesting reasons behind the issue. First, I think the changes in #41101 (the Flutter…
Reorganizing my fast chargers.
There are some common pitfalls in so-called “Fast Charging” adapters: I recently received many still-functioning fast chargers. I don’t want to turn them into e-waste, so I decided to put down some large, informational labels to maximize my fast charging strategy. The good news is that most of our devices are compatible with Qualcomm’s QuickCharge…
Custom fonts for Misskey!
Did you know that you can set up custom fonts for Misskey? If you follow our Instagram account, you’ll see some screenshoted posts from the Fediverse from our Misskey instance by using a custom font–that is the same one used on our website. Misskey, by default, opts using fonts which are cute and optimized for…
Twitter-active Cupertino productivity fan name needed!
Just like Recycled Developers, I believe there has yet to be a name for people who are: Well, I’m not envy to those who do pledge to their Apple products. Not because I don’t have (we have 3 Macs, 4 iPhones, 4 iPads, and 2 Apple Watches on a single house), but their statements could…
Should developers generalize or specialize?
#DEVDiscuss: to Specialize or to Generalize? by Erin Bensinger (DEV Community 👩💻👨💻) The skill and career journey I’ve adopted so far is the diamond approach: As a beginner, it’s okay to specialize on one thing before moving to others. But specialization should have its limits. I started myself in late-2013 as a (HTML and CSS)…
15,000 emails. 8 months. All delivered to you from the only one roothouse.
It was June 2021 and we were trying to send emails for those joining HISHOT 2021, an online community seminar held by the Computer Science Studient Association of BINUS University (HINTI BINUS). If we decide to use Gmail, well, one day Google could ban us if we send more and more automated emails in the…
Some notes on Google’s plans to block older apps on Android 14.
I recently read this Gizmodo article which I can say, quite misleading at some points. And for a little background, Google recently added to Android’s code base to prevent apps who are designed for Android 5.1 or lower to be installed into the operating system. And I have some feelings that Google is also doing…
