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Still on the look out for work, contract or full time. Must be remote unless you have offices in Spain.

Over 20 years of experience doing: #UX/UI, design (web, product, service), front-end (#CSS, #HTML, #JS), #PHP (#kirby, #craftcms) and more recently #React, #NextJS.

My last project was NextJS with React - I did most of the things listed above. A design engineer or front-end designer role would be right up my street.

Would be nice if you do work that gives good belly feels.

#fedihired

#html #UX #react #css #js #php #fedihired #nextjs #craftcms #kirby

#firefox #js #temporal @Firefox Nightly

#js #temporal @Firefox Nightly

We have it in use for years now in our repair company. It was easier to use and had less bugs than #openofficeorg when I started. I recall some problems with #js but other than that it was a breeze to switch from #msoffice .
#js #msoffice #openofficeorg

#webdev #javascript #js #webperf

#webdev #javascript #js

#webdev #javascript #js #webperf #webdevelopment

@blender yeah, but I think making your tech more appealing and approachable to "#TechIlliterates" and "#Normies" should have a higher priority than following a trend and fad [aka. #VR]...

Regardless of that I do think that #JS and #Tracking / #Cookies are bad #ghettohacks of a technology and lazy #WebApps should've never seen mass adoption, but there's far worse staff like #MicrosoftOffice and espechally #Windows.

I just can't stand the latter...

#Windows #js #tracking #VR #cookies #webapps #microsoftoffice #ghettohacks #normies #TechIlliterates @Blender

#javascript #js #svg

What is your favourite system for carrying out translations? Weblate? Locize? Other…? (And why?)

Which would be most suitable for a free and open source project would you think?

(And is there any library and/or service that you’ve found especially useful for JavaScript projects – both on the server and client sides – i18next, etc?)

Thanks!

(I’m looking into implementing internationalisation and localisation for Kitten projects – codeberg.org/kitten/app)

#i18n #l10n #fediBrain #web #dev #js


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A web development kit that’s small, purrs, and loves you.
Codeberg.org
#l10n #dev #js #web #i18n #fedibrain

#SmallTech #SmallWeb #dev #javascript #js #web #nodejs #tls #letsencrypt #https #AutoEncrypt

Just released JavaScript Database (JSDB) version 2.1.0

Added: exposes compactOnLoad and alwaysUseLineByLineLoads options to JSDB.open()

(JSDB is a zero-dependency, transparent, in-memory, streaming write-on-update JavaScript database for the Small Web that persists to a JavaScript transaction log.)

codeberg.org/small-tech/jsdb

#JSDB #javascript #js #database #SmallTech #SmallWeb


jsdb

A zero-dependency, transparent, in-memory, streaming write-on-update JavaScript database for the Small Web that persists to a JavaScript transaction log.
Codeberg.org
#SmallTech #SmallWeb #javascript #js #database #jsdb

Right, thanks to your feedback, this is what the “hello, world” would look like in htmx versus the equiavelent of what I have now in Svelte.

But there’s one big drawback to htmx… no ES modules and thus no components. That’s a biggie.

🤔

#htmx #svelte #javaScript #js #nodeKit #smallWeb #prototyping

Code listing, index.jsx (NodeKit with htmx, hypothetical): let count = 0 export default () => { count++ return ( <div> <h1>Hello, world!</h1> <p>I’ve greeted you {count} time{count > 1 ? 's' : ''}.</p> </div> ) }
Code listing: index.page. NodeKit with NodeScript (Svelte + server-side Node). (Current version.) <get> let count = 1 export default () => { return {count: count++} } </get> <script> export let data </script> <h1>Hello, world!</h1> <p>I’ve greeted you {data.count} time{data.count > 1 ? 's' : ''}.</p>
#SmallWeb #javascript #js #NodeKit #svelte #htmx #prototyping

Bun (a new JS runtime ala Node.js and Deno) sounds interesting. Not least of all because it doesn’t use V8.

(I can’t use it for NodeKit at the moment as it doesn’t support custom ESM loaders but I’ll be keeping an eye on it.)

bun.sh/

#js #javaScript #bun #nodeJS #deno #nodekit #web #dev


Bun is a fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime

Bundle, transpile, install and run JavaScript & TypeScript projects – all in Bun. Bun is a new JavaScript runtime with a native bundler, transpiler, task runner and npm client built-in.
bun.sh
#dev #javascript #js #web #nodejs #NodeKit #deno #bun

Tape implemented support for ECMAScript modules a little while ago so you no longer need my ESM Tape Runner module for most things. However, if you want to unit test experimental ES Module Loaders, it’s still useful.

github.com/small-tech/esm-tape…

Also, if you want a cute monkey to report your TAP results, see Tap Monkey (github.com/small-tech/tap-monk…)

#js #javascript #unitTesting #tape #esm #ECMAScriptModules #ESModuleLoaders #tap


GitHub - small-tech/esm-tape-runner: Basic test runner for tape that supports ECMAScript Modules (ESM; es6 modules). Runs your tests in isolation, one after the other.

Basic test runner for tape that supports ECMAScript Modules (ESM; es6 modules). Runs your tests in isolation, one after the other. - GitHub - small-tech/esm-tape-runner: Basic test runner for tape ...
GitHub
#javascript #js #unittesting #esm #tap #ESModuleLoaders #ECMAScriptModules #tape

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