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>Or you can just use htmx?

great idea thank you for the recommendation

The Triptych Project is a fantastic endeavor and we as a community should be fully supporting it. There's literally no downside; it only benefits. We can debate about whether Cancel should be a button or a link but please people don't throw shade at the idea of adding completeness to HTML.

v4 is in beta and the source has some skills files. And for me personally I'm slowly building my own rules, like not having dialogs live hidden in the main page; instead, every button that triggers a dialog should do so via an htmx call that returns a dialog and appends it to the body. And then setting rules for how Claude should write templates, leveraging Django's new partialdef feature.

Hilarious question. Imagine someone woke up from a 7 year coma and read this title lol

I love the pelican escapades.

chef's kiss. perfect comment lol

Ha! Feeling very attacked.

I can describe private efforts about a couple recent projects that made me finally believe that Claude Code can actually be a 10x multiplier on certain work.

We decided to integrate our SaaS into Microsoft Business Central and NetSuite as plugins into those systems. BC has its own programming language, called AL, that has a lot of idiosyncrasies from any other language I've worked with. And NetSuite plugins are written in SuiteScript, which is a custom JS runtime with a ton of APIs to learn.

In the "before", it would've taken 5 developers a year or more to build those integrations. I did both by myself in well under a year. Thank you Claude.

Datacenters have evolved into this gigantic nuisance that are sucking up a town's water and electricity, emitting a ton of pollution, causing people's utility bills to skyrocket, and all sorts of other problems. I don't think people who are against this issue are "bootlickers". More like people who have at least a shred of empathy.

Am I the only one who doesn't like Tailwind? The way it totally pollutes your html makes it seem like, while the benefits are impressive, they're not worth the collateral damage.

Jeff seems like a really good person and I hope this venture works out well for him.

Love this. Some real gems. SQLite v4? Htmx posting about SSR? Chef's kiss.

Whoa! Incredible! Talk about a OMSCS success story. Thank you for sharing – this is seriously going to serve as motivation fuel for me to get back into it.

Oh boy, love to hear that. Would be willing to share how exactly it transformed your career?