jonsully

Neat build for sure, but did you write the actual article here by hand? Getting some AI sniffs in the copy..

This post reads like you just finished building this (congrats!) and even says:

> The project is still young

But the website is stuffed with AI and yet "Trusted by over 100,000 developers worldwide"?

Doesn't pass the smell test for me.

Have one. Will be returning. Specifically for code (via the Mac Airplay) it's.. okay. The reality is that the resolution / clarity just isn't high enough to rival the sharpness and clarity of a real monitor. So you end up with a bigger screen to try to see things as sharply, or an overall "bigger" ui experience — either way leading to less real-estate per degree-of-view to work with.

So.. it's fine. But it's not better than a monitor.

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Oddly enough I believe Lightroom Classic still has a feature just like this. Select up all the photos you want (or an album etc) and it can generate some pretty stock (bells / whistles included) HTML that you can publish out to whatever with your pictures. Pretty basic HTML stuff that should be parseable for a long long time

This has got to be one of the very best and most hilarious articles I've read this year. Bravo, sir.

Honestly I really hope the Neo option stays. I'd use SO this way forever

Oof. This is definitely the right response. That would be a powerful, terrible precedent to set — one that could be catastrophic if turned toward a different country perhaps

OP, FWIW I think there's a trigger available in iOS Shortcuts that kicks off if you join a particular network. You could probably use that trigger + a web request and achieve your 'event driven' desire just FYI :)

KV workers are pretty close FWIW

Yep! Netlify's schtick has been easy deployments (including drag and drop) since the start!

This looks really neat. I've spent _way_ too long on custom HTML for email signatures and email content without any tooling.. just an editor, some inline styles and a whole lot of pain. Looking forward to trying it out. No idea how y'all were able to figure out how to compile the dev-written code down to email-compliance for renderers as far back as you have, but kudos if it all works well. I could never get over how many different renderers and versions there are in the wild. Email is a TOUGH place for styling and it seems like Litmus just dominates everything else in the marketplace.