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This is the second in a series of articles about building DevPail, my general-purpose development environment tooling tool. You don't have to read the previous article to learn something here, but the context may help you understand what I'm talking ...
This is the first in a series of articles about building DevPail, my general-purpose development environment tooling tool. Days gone by Oh, how I long for the days of yore. Especially Tuesdays. Tuesdays of yore were the best. Back then, building sof...
Fact is, I should not have built this code. I'm sure that somewhere, there's a suitable NPM or PyPi package (or something in some other language) which would have worked out just fine. But nothing I saw on the first page of my search results seemed l...
This is (probably) the final installment in my series on Web Components, which you should totally check out if you haven't already, not only because I wanted to use the phrase "totally check out" in print, but also because those previous couple of ar...
In the continuing saga of our Web Component building journey, we now turn our attention to allowing our web components to be styled. In case you missed it, we've been building a "loading modal" web component, and we've added some customizability via ...
This article is the second in my series on building Web Components, and builds on what I started in Building A Loading Modal Component. If you haven't seen that one yet, you may want to give it a quick read to catch yourself up. Making our component ...
Web Component technology is, well, it's delicious bits of Web Candy. Crunchy and hard on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, delightful throughout. Of course, with any technology, you have to ask: Why? Short Answer: Encapsulation Encapsulati...
Streaming is Magic. Ok, not magic, but still pretty neat. I'm not talking about video or audio streaming here. I'm talking about using streaming to keep a web-app user aware of the progress of a possibly long-running server-side process. Because some...