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I'd add that while SSR is seen as a MUST HAVE binary requirement, with web components you have more options:

- You can make your components more light DOM forward
- You can do a whole ass Declarative Shadow DOM thing
- You can half-ass Declarative Shadow DOM and make a skeleton screen where the real template arrives later.
- You can do `is="my-component"` customized built-ins, and send Safari a 2kb polyfill.
- You may also find they're "fast enough" to lazy load.

I should get a blog.

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I'd add that while SSR is seen as a MUST HAVE binary requirement, with web components you have more options:

- You can make your components more light DOM forward
- You can do a whole ass Declarative Shadow DOM thing
- You can half-ass Declarative Shadow DOM and make a skeleton screen where the real template arrives later.
- You can do `is="my-component"` customized built-ins, and send Safari a 2kb polyfill.
- You may also find they're "fast enough" to lazy load.

I should get a blog.

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This post from @stuffbreaker aligns with a lot of my thoughts on SSR'ing web components.

https://dev.to/stuffbreaker/do-you-nee d-to-ssr-your-web-components-2oao

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This post from @stuffbreaker aligns with a lot of my thoughts on SSR'ing web components.

https://dev.to/stuffbreaker/do-you-nee d-to-ssr-your-web-components-2oao

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@chriscoyier it's spanish for "yes, Guar"

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@chriscoyier it's spanish for "yes, Guar"

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@brad_frost Responsive design. Then we hung out at a conference in Orlando. And Hawaii. And Pittsburgh.

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@brad_frost Responsive design. Then we hung out at a conference in Orlando. And Hawaii. And Pittsburgh.

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@eeeps @heydon [object Object]

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@eeeps @heydon [object Object]

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@heydon How well does it function? 😅

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@heydon How well does it function? 😅

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@jabronus The Casio PX-S7000HM!

https://www. casio.com/us/electronic-musica l-instruments/product.PX-S7000HM/

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@jabronus The Casio PX-S7000HM!

https://www. casio.com/us/electronic-musica l-instruments/product.PX-S7000HM/

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I think I fixed a critical gameplay issue an unreleased game I'm making. Learned a lot thru the power of playtesting. Rad.

What's not so rad is I messed it up real good fixing it. Every screen outside the core game loop is bjorked.

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I think I fixed a critical gameplay issue an unreleased game I'm making. Learned a lot thru the power of playtesting. Rad.

What's not so rad is I messed it up real good fixing it. Every screen outside the core game loop is bjorked.

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@mikemai2awesome hmm... i bet it doesn't right now but i bet it could?

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@mikemai2awesome hmm... i bet it doesn't right now but i bet it could?

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🎁 I made a web component that checks the foreground/background contrast of any color sets you want and displays it in a table.

The demo checks the all the CSS named colors against each other.

https://codepen.io/davatron5000/pen/Yz mwEZZ?editors=0010

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🎁 I made a web component that checks the foreground/background contrast of any color sets you want and displays it in a table.

The demo checks the all the CSS named colors against each other.

https://codepen.io/davatron5000/pen/Yz mwEZZ?editors=0010

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@nazhamid I see folks rushing to rebuild the same old networks and popularity power structures, an Elon-less Twitter redux, without (I feel) considering the chance to redo everything. Twitter *didn’t* work for a lot of people. Why do we want to rebuild that?

Maybe I’m tired tho.

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@nazhamid I see folks rushing to rebuild the same old networks and popularity power structures, an Elon-less Twitter redux, without (I feel) considering the chance to redo everything. Twitter *didn’t* work for a lot of people. Why do we want to rebuild that?

Maybe I’m tired tho.

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🌱 This weekend in #digitalgardening

- Tinkered with buttons on my homepage
- Added to my projects page
- Updated my about/ and uses/ section
- Updated my bookshelf
- Fixed a minor 🐛 in Pentablaster

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🌱 This weekend in #digitalgardening

- Tinkered with buttons on my homepage
- Added to my projects page
- Updated my about/ and uses/ section
- Updated my bookshelf
- Fixed a minor 🐛 in Pentablaster

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My Bluesky posts are getting likes and that feels good, but maaaaan, I'm not sure I can survive the low quality replies. I know not everyone has the same experience here, but I seem to have been blessed with quality replies on Mastodon and I just want to say thank you because I forgot how bad it all used to be on Birdsite.

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My Bluesky posts are getting likes and that feels good, but maaaaan, I'm not sure I can survive the low quality replies. I know not everyone has the same experience here, but I seem to have been blessed with quality replies on Mastodon and I just want to say thank you because I forgot how bad it all used to be on Birdsite.

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@melanie I got to “Enter your recovery code” and knew I had really messed it up. I’m up and running now. Took a couple hours tho. But my main PC also tanked and I’m going to have to do it again.

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@melanie I got to “Enter your recovery code” and knew I had really messed it up. I’m up and running now. Took a couple hours tho. But my main PC also tanked and I’m going to have to do it again.