#dev 2020-12-08
2020-12-08 UTC
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[Raphael_Luckom] any opinions on flexbox / grid? They're fine, right?
# [Raphael_Luckom] right, they look exactly like what I wanted to have when I did frontend stuff forever ago. I'm just worried because when things seem good I'm afraid there's going to be a catch đ
# [Raphael_Luckom] cool, thanks!
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KartikPrabhu you can support older browsers by using @supports to implement fallback styles
# KartikPrabhu e.g. <fallback styles with old css> and the @support(display:grid)
{ <grid styles > } etc...# KartikPrabhu and then*
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# [tw2113_Slack_] internet explorer *takes long drag* that's a name I haven't heard in awhile
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# [tw2113_Slack_] probably too literally, in this case
# [tw2113_Slack_] mostly because at times i barely remember having to test for IE compat
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# samwilson I'm attempting to import title, author, and date of an arbitrary web page that may or may not have microformats. Is there any existing PHP library for this? mf2/mf2 is not quite enough I think.
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petermolnar samwilson: this is for #indieweb-dev (another chat room), I'll answer there
# petermolnar oh
# petermolnar nothing
# petermolnar I need more coffee
# petermolnar you're after something like https://github.com/scotteh/php-goose
# samwilson <petermolnar "I need more coffee"> hehe you made me think maybe I"ve already had too many beers ;)
# samwilson <petermolnar "you're after something like http"> that sounds great! thanks
# petermolnar "something like" is important, because that lib is mainly to extract the actual content, less about meta
# samwilson ah right. but if it's got the basics, maybe that's enough.
# samwilson grr it won't install, because of a guzzle version clash
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# KartikPrabhu samwilson: you can see what PHP HTML parser s used by php-mf2
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jeremycherfas Scrapping the Web is something I could get behind.
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@BillSeitz âŠī¸ well, if you tweet with links to your longer pages, then use WebMentions...
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/2020-05-28-ImplementingWebMention (twitter.com/_/status/1336350476607119360)
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astralbijection @aaronpk my current storage system is sort of similar to yours, there's a content/blog/ folder that contains all the posts, and they're stored as content/blog/YYYY-MM-DD-restofslug/index.md
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aaronpk this isn't quite what you're doing, but https://getkirby.com is another example of a CMS that uses a filesystem as its storage
# astralbijection I just learned that https://github.com/markfinger/python-react exists, so I could potentially do server-side rendering while still using django, which is exciting
# astralbijection Part of the reason I'm thinking of adding this backend to my website is because gatsby, which I'm currently using, is really really slow
# astralbijection The company that makes it is kinda sketchy too
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# samwilson <KartikPrabhu "Sam Wilson: you can see what PHP"> yeah, I think I might be going to do some combination of things. I did sort out the goose issue: https://github.com/scotteh/php-goose/pull/112
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