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# Loqi ok, I added "https://nuejs.org/blog/tailwind-misinformation-engine/" to the "See Also" section of /Tailwind https://indieweb.org/wiki/index.php?diff=93524&oldid=93509
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# [Caleb_Hearth] capjames++ very neat
# [Caleb_Hearth] capjamesg++
# gRegor This is neat, alternative front end for Github, no JS: https://gothub.frontendfriendly.xyz/ (and great name, lol)
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# [Al_Abut] [KevinMarks] I liked that toot thread about the insane skyscraper-like architecture of frontend stuff these days. It’s honestly why I let my js skills atrophy away - everything I created at work always took at least 1-3 dedicated devs to implement.
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# [lcs] As an outsider with no skin in the game, it feels like the semantic vs Tailwind discussion is just a rehash of the same old discussions that front end developers had decades back. The debate is seemingly about the exact same approaches and principles that people were arguning about back in the early 2000s.
# [lcs] Quite fascinating to observe from afar.
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# bacardi55[m] Is the "indieweb.txt" something really used? (https://indieweb.org/indieweb.txt)
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# capjamesg to2ds I gave you a shoutout in https://jamesg.blog/2024/02/29/linux-manual-pages/.
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# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] capjamesg++ - love your blog posts as man pages
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# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] [capjamesg] any plans to parse the markdown content to better suit the man page format? (like making headings bold and uppercase or something – not sure what are all the formatting man pages allow). seems like a big endeavour on its own (personally i've never tackled custom markdown parsing, but it sure is a topic i would like to explore one day). just wondering what are your thoughts on that.
# aaronpk Here you go: https://github.com/sunaku/md2man
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] man page all the things!
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] !meme man page all the things!
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] hmmm, definitely don't know how to make loqi generate memes
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# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] @ttybitnik if i understood correctly, because diego (https://github.com/ttybitnik/diego) is a CLI tool, it can be used in any stack to import data from 3rd party services because:
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] • hugo data files are very conventional, widely used formats (json, yaml _etc_)
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] (yay for standard formats, CLI tools and UNIX philosophy)
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] • `diego set hugodir` could be generalized to "output dir"
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] not too familiar with hugo, so let me know if there's anything else that specifically ties this to hugo and not a general data importing tool
# ttybitnik [Joao_Paulo_Pes]: Interesting! I think I tied it to Hugo because it's what I'm familiar with and it would be easier for me to maintain. (This is my debut in releasing open-source as well hehe)
# ttybitnik [Joao_Paulo_Pes]: But indeed. I think it could be expanded to other stacks as well.
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] @ttybitnik really impressive! love the docs and the autocompletions. will definitely try out when i want to import imdb data to my site (which is currently using a custom static site generator built from scratch)
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] ps: hi from a fellow mineiro 🔺
# ttybitnik [Joao_Paulo_Pes]: Haha thanks! Let me know if you find any issues
# ttybitnik [Joao_Paulo_Pes]: (Oh! Greetings hehe)
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# ttybitnik [Joao_Paulo_Pes]: I checked it here. Basically, to use it with your static generator, you would have to bypass a validation for the `diego import` command. `diego import` checks if the cwd or the --hugodir have the basic Hugo directories before running the logic.
# ttybitnik [Joao_Paulo_Pes]: The error itself will display which directories are missing, if you create them you should be fine to bypass this validation and run the command. Feature-wise, only the --shortcode command would be specific to Hugo, since it uses golang inside the HTML.
# [tantek] with all the Tailwind/Semantic CSS 🍿 , I found this article at least entertaining https://www.spicyweb.dev/css-nouveau/1-vanilla-has-never-tasted-so-hot/ especially the section on CSS Resets 😂
# [tantek] I use a "CSS reset" on my personal site, and have for a long time, since I came up with the idea (originally proposed and I still use a file name of undohtml.css) and I'm very tempted to reply to https://www.spicyweb.dev/css-nouveau/1-vanilla-has-never-tasted-so-hot/2-the-new-css-reset/ "Or is it simply inertia, force of habit, a thing you do because you’re “supposed” to? _(Thus sayeth the CSS gods. So let it be written, so let it be
# [tantek] goodness sakes, almost 20y ago: http://tantek.com/log/2004/09.html#d06t2354
# starrwulfe Has anyone ever built a Matrix to Micropub/sub bridge before?
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] @ttybitnik thanks for the analysis! nice to know that it could be adapted to other scenarios
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] > [tantek] I'm very tempted to reply
# [Joao_Paulo_Pes] would love to hear your take on it
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# [aciccarello] I stripped out a lot of my CSS reset since half of it was IE related
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# [Murray] [qubyte] definitive? not really. I'm a fan of Andy Bell's though: https://piccalil.li/blog/a-more-modern-css-reset/. I also agree with a lot of what Josh Comeau says here: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/css/custom-css-reset/
# [tantek] qubyte I've kept mine quite small. latest is https://tantek.com/2024/undohtml.css
# [tantek] e.g. I have a separate minimal style sheet for expressing some opinions of a clean visual design baseline, which is simplified by depending on the prior reset: https://tantek.com/2024/elementica.css
# [Murray] Yeah I can understand that point, but I do disagree. I see a reset as something which _modernises_ the default browser stylesheet. That will likely include overriding some aspects, whilst also applying preferred or beneficial defaults to various elements, and more modern CSS techniques that benefit overall development. I can see some pros to splitting it, but ultimately, I'd end up applying both stylesheets every time, doubling the requests,
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# [tantek] Agreed about applying both stylesheets every time, doubling the requests, except that in my experience at least it's been a negligible impact on perf and thus not worth the trade-off in complexity of a serverside-compile-and-return-one-stylesheet setup/tooling which is whole nother kind of faff 🤷♂️
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# Loqi indieweb.txt was a brainstorm proposal (discussed at IndieWebCamp Brighton 2015) for a plain-text-based something.txt approach to allow IndieWeb site owners to share information about their tools, strategies, features, and motivations; no known implementations or examples https://indieweb.org/indieweb.txt
# [Al_Abut] [tantek] maybe I’m exactly the target audience for this but I love the standup comedy bits in your reset. _“who thought blue linked image borders were a good idea?”_
# [Al_Abut] Agreed. Especially when they’re tone-matched to the era of the content. Seinfeldesque questions for 90’s era return to html simplicity.
# [Al_Abut] Whereas my internal learning dialogue is a little more like Carlin’s famous 7 bad words.
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# _tommys [Murray]: Yes I meant to ignore the padding 😄
# _tommys [Murray]: Thanks Murray! This is really helpful
# Loqi Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used to format the display of HTML https://indieweb.org/CSS_reset
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# rolle Nice to see CSS as a subject on IRC :)
# [Al_Abut] @to2ds “commvents”! That’s genius.
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# capjamesg [Joe_Crawford]++ for https://artlung.com/blog/2024/02/29/leap-day/.
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# capjamesg to2ds More in Linux man page esoteria: https://github.com/capjamesg/jamesg.blog.deb/tree/main
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# [KevinMarks] Anyone got a 20 minute talk in them? https://x.com/lewimorris/status/1763338366119301333?s=20
# [KevinMarks] Dash off an outline
# [KevinMarks] I just sent a "20 years of Microformats" talk
# [KevinMarks] Go for it, we can all hang out in Middlesbrough
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# [KevinMarks] Your travel would be pricier than mine as I'm on my bike.
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