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Glenn Dufke @b1t5murf.bsky.social · 09/03/2025

@sweordbora.hausen.com I'm sure you already know this, but I'm happy to see there's some movement with zVault. Really excited to phase out iX soon. www.zvault.io#roadmap

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 16/02/2025

nooooooo hypermedia doesn't scale, that's different noooooooooo!!!!

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Amy Tobey @renice.bsky.social · 16/02/2025

remember, signal is the only decent dm platform. all the others exist for sharing a signal handle, the way internet explorer is there to install chrome

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 06/02/2025

oh, so noooow everyone is excited about moveBefore(), mr. htmx mans asks the chrome team for this feature 3 years ago & works w/them as they implement it & puts it into the htmxes back in october but NOW everyone is excited shake my danged nabbed head! 😩 news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4294...

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 04/02/2025

why we fight, by alex petros unplannedobsolescence.com/blog/why-ins...

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 03/02/2025

important point! when transferring HTML you are transferring exactly the data needed to render the UI on demand in a single request often *more* efficient than constructing the UI via a series of general purpose data retrievals + a client side templating system!

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 03/02/2025

delta between minified & unminifed htmx when brotli'd is 18.71kb (~23ms on emerging 4g) & should it be cached pretty much forever after first request simplicity, visibility & debuggability benefits of unminified JS becoming increasingly compelling!

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 27/01/2025

the guys over at the book overflow podcast are reading hypermedia.systems: www.youtube.com/watch?v=642l...

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HTMX, Web 1.0 and JavaScript Fatigue - Hypermedia Systems by Gross, Stepinski, & Akşimşek

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 28/01/2025

in 2024 htmx beat react, that's all that matters www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBDn...

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htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants @htmx.org · 25/01/2025

this is it it just works

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Benjamin Rosseaux @rosseaux.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

A personal message, every contribution counts: Supporting my creative journey through tough times www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDza...

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A personal message, every contribution counts: Supporting my creative journey through tough times

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Mark Shaffer @codemelted.com · 13/01/2025

What makes BlueSky awesome is when you can be corrected and learn something new. So I previously used C++ Builder when it was Borland before finally going Visual Studio. Well it has had some upgrades. Woah.

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C++Builder: Software Overview - Embarcadero

We provide a ‘full stack’ C++Builder for native app development, from database to native and flexible UI to REST and more. Learn more about C++Builder.

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Chapman World @chapmanworld.com · 10/01/2025

You've been writing some deeply technical or low level code, focusing hard, and finally it comes together. The output of your program isn't particularly interesting or impressive, but you know the work that went into it and it feels amazing. Only another coder could understand. Sharing my latest...

Output from a windows executable generated by an experimental linker, which displays "ChapmanWorld Rocks!" in ASCII art.

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Joris Hartog @nootr.bsky.social · 07/01/2025

The best HTMX feature: ✨ no new features ✨ Imagine having only bug fixes and security updates, with an API more stable than a growing backwards-compatible one. Now compare that to maintaining a typical modern JS framework. Source: htmx.org/essays/future/ #htmx

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Daniel Zenzes @zenzes.me · 08/01/2025

Been waiting for weeks to upgrade to the latest #Angular version, but I’m still stuck waiting for ng-mock to catch up since Angular changed its defaults and now it’s taking time. Gotta appreciate the #htmx approach. zenzes.me/htmx-offers-...

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htmx offers stability as a feature

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Benjamin Rosseaux @rosseaux.bsky.social · 05/01/2025

A small comparison of Linux boot times with PasRISCV and JIT disabled RVVM (git 56f3510be) to show that my RV64-RISCV CPU emulation in Pascal (compiled with FPC) is faster than the one in C at RVVM (compiled with Clang). youtu.be/6h1VPY9jraM

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A small comparison of Linux boot times with PasRISCV and JIT disabled RVVM (git 56f3510be)

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Scientific Pascal @scipastips.bsky.social · 04/01/2025

In scientific computing, speed is critical when choosing a programming language. Additionally, given limited resources for funding and the challenges of climate change, memory and energy efficiency are important as well. #Pascal is in the Pareto-optimal set of these goals. doi.org/10.1016/j.sc...

Table: Pareto-optimal sets of programming languages. Concerning time & memory, energy & memory and energy & time & memory, Pascal is in the top group.

For the QuickSort algorithm, Pascal is the fastest and most energy-efficient programming language.

Pascal is the fastest and most energy-efficient programming language for finding primes with the Sieve of Eratosthenes algorithm.

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Glenn Dufke @b1t5murf.bsky.social · 29/12/2024

Alright, starting the new year with jumping on the BlueSky train. Hopefully this will be a place where we can have great and constructive dialogs, instead of succumbing to derogatory and toxic attacks which are running rampant on that other platform...

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