• rozodru@piefed.world
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    3 days ago

    I find it a lot easier now than previous years and it’s funny in a way as it’s kinda gotten back to its “roots” so to speak.

    I develop on NixOS and use Astro and Tailwind…that’s about it. because I’m on NixOS everything is contained in a flake so I don’t install any of it on my machine. it’s just there within the environment which makes things incredibly easy when I decide to move between computers. using tailwind just reminds me of building sites when I was in high school on geocities and I love it. I don’t use a massive stack, i’m all about KISS. and yes I know people knock cloudflare but man wrangler makes it a breeze.

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    3 days ago

    Good article.

    It has pointed out the Hypermedia systems architecture, HDA and HTMX throughout, but haven’t mentioned the name of Hypermedia systems. I think it’s a key concept in our path forward and we should emphasize it more.

    I have read the book “Hypermedia systems” and have been building fullstack systems with HTMX and Clojure lately.
    The complexity and cost is much lower than the frontend,backend architecture I was used to with js frameworks.