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humanwhocodes.com | ||
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www.brandonpugh.com
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| | | | | You may have noticed before that if you try to paste more than one line of text into a textbox in Internet explorer it will on only paste in the first line and disregard the rest. Firefox and Chrome on the other hand will automatically paste all lines of the text onto the one line of the textbox. This issue came up in one of the projects I'm currently working on where we wanted users to be able to paste in a list of ID numbers they wanted to run a search on. | |
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gomakethings.com
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| | | | | One of the weirdest "debates" I seem to perpetually have with framework-enthusiastic developers is whether or not a is "just as good" as a . Spoiler: it's not. Let's dig in. The problem Among the React crowd, and also among people who seem to enjoy HTMX, I see a lot this... Open Modal function showSignIn () { // Code to show the sign-in modal. // The details of what happens here vary by stack. | |
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bitsofco.de
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| | | | | Articles on frontend development and more. | |
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jonyablonski.com
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| | | Designing for large-scale is one of the biggest challenges a designer will face. Every aspect of the project is amplified and the complexities, risks, and unknowns can have a crippling effect. Luckily, there are some steps we can take early on to build a scaleable foundation and help set our large-scale projects on the path to success. | ||
