Phone and MacBook I think update them self or at least I annoy me to press update on next restart/ some time. For my work laptop I try to only update while being in the office in case something goes wrong so I don't have to leave home office involuntary. Other stuff I mostly update if I want to install something and that's pretty often. Only problem my old PC that I sometimes use for gaming. It's running arch and I haven't updated it in a while so I have like 1k packages to update and if I try to update all certificates are out of date but I didn't bother to fix because I only use it to play some games. On this server unattended upgrades is used for obvious security reasons.
I think i missunderstood you I thought you were arguing for modern web frameworks. Nothing wrong with replacing elments with js and not sending it as a request to a server I would do the same for stuff that doesn't need data from the server. If you are really worried about latency you could throw your code in a cloudflare worker but I don't think it matters that much average loading time of websites on desktop is 2.5 seconds . So it doesn't really matter if the server is on the other site of the world latency will not be the biggest factor.
https://hypermedia.systems/introduction/ maybe this is a good read if you do want to go a bit against the current webdev mainstream. Disclaimer: I have not read it yet but i will.
What kind of you UI action are you talking about? Most of the time you need data from the server and if you want have some animations with css it will be client side anyway also it's not like you cannot write JS. I mean downloading thousands of lines of js for some web framework over cellular does not sound better tbh.
If you know HTML and Python already I would recommend going for something like jinja2 + flask or fastapi and try some htmx stuff no need to use everything you can just refresh the site at the beginning. This should be pretty beginner friendly. It really depends on what you want to do. I don't know much about Hugo or Publii. If you want to make an interactive website and not just a blog or static website I would advise you against using either of the two. If you want to get a job in frontend webdev I would advise you to learn javascript (https://javascript.info/) and some framwork like react also learn tailwind or css.
I understand you but for me it's the opposite I am not bound to using js for everything and can just return html from the server like I want. Also everything else still works I can write js if I want to. Htmx gives me more words I can use in html not less. Also I can manage the state via the url and the server. In other frameworks I often had the problem that I was writing the same logic twice in backend and frontend.
https://iusearchlinux.fyi/post/532036 I think it's still this issue. I was updating the timestamps in the table every couple of days but I must have exceeded 3 days. I automated the process a couple of days ago. I am sorry. Not sure why it's not fixed yet.
Hmm die domain ist .at und die Währung Euro aber das es dort legal wäre mir auch neu.
I don't know where it is not female but I am from the north.
Try eating less 🧠
Where?
Not sure living alone feels better for my mental state
That's not a lockfile. This would be the equivalent of package.json
npm has a lockfile which makes it infinitely better.
Phone and MacBook I think update them self or at least I annoy me to press update on next restart/ some time. For my work laptop I try to only update while being in the office in case something goes wrong so I don't have to leave home office involuntary. Other stuff I mostly update if I want to install something and that's pretty often. Only problem my old PC that I sometimes use for gaming. It's running arch and I haven't updated it in a while so I have like 1k packages to update and if I try to update all certificates are out of date but I didn't bother to fix because I only use it to play some games. On this server unattended upgrades is used for obvious security reasons.
react vue angular svelte htmx
It is
Eventuell
Thanks English is not my native language.
I think i missunderstood you I thought you were arguing for modern web frameworks. Nothing wrong with replacing elments with js and not sending it as a request to a server I would do the same for stuff that doesn't need data from the server. If you are really worried about latency you could throw your code in a cloudflare worker but I don't think it matters that much average loading time of websites on desktop is 2.5 seconds . So it doesn't really matter if the server is on the other site of the world latency will not be the biggest factor.
https://hypermedia.systems/introduction/ maybe this is a good read if you do want to go a bit against the current webdev mainstream. Disclaimer: I have not read it yet but i will.
What kind of you UI action are you talking about? Most of the time you need data from the server and if you want have some animations with css it will be client side anyway also it's not like you cannot write JS. I mean downloading thousands of lines of js for some web framework over cellular does not sound better tbh.
If you know HTML and Python already I would recommend going for something like jinja2 + flask or fastapi and try some htmx stuff no need to use everything you can just refresh the site at the beginning. This should be pretty beginner friendly. It really depends on what you want to do. I don't know much about Hugo or Publii. If you want to make an interactive website and not just a blog or static website I would advise you against using either of the two. If you want to get a job in frontend webdev I would advise you to learn javascript (https://javascript.info/) and some framwork like react also learn tailwind or css.
I understand you but for me it's the opposite I am not bound to using js for everything and can just return html from the server like I want. Also everything else still works I can write js if I want to. Htmx gives me more words I can use in html not less. Also I can manage the state via the url and the server. In other frameworks I often had the problem that I was writing the same logic twice in backend and frontend.
Svelte is very good. If I had to use a frontend framework I would either pick svelte or soldijs both are great.
I am serious
https://iusearchlinux.fyi/post/532036 I think it's still this issue. I was updating the timestamps in the table every couple of days but I must have exceeded 3 days. I automated the process a couple of days ago. I am sorry. Not sure why it's not fixed yet.