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I have officially asked permission to drop back 2 #NodeJS versions for our friend end, because making these repos private has exposed an issue with a package we use for fancy drop-downs that I cannot fix. I have tried. I can't even find a replacement, because the ones that actually work are all on modern versions of #EmberJS. Meanwhile we're on 3.4.4. Ember's latest release is 6.1.0.

I have a long list of people I hate right now, including some guy in Portugal who has no idea I exist.

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@slightlyoff I think my only misgiving I have with that approach is if you've already got a REST API that emits JSON.

The other one being when there is no back-end, just a basic web server serving up raw files.

#HTMX looks good if you've got HTML being rendered server-side, and you want to enhance its interactivity client-side. I had a brief look at it last night.

I'll have a look at the others when I get a moment later (#Angular, #EmberJS and #SvelteKit), see how they go.

Lurking in the background also is #Dojo… not sure if that's still used much. (I remember it used with YouOS, a browser based desktop environment.)

There are some ideas there though, so I'll give them a try. 🙂 Many thanks.

Today in “awful developer experience” features:

It turns out that the #emberjs template linter (`ember-template-lint`) by default puts a 60-day expiry on all of your exclusions… meaning that, say, exactly 60 days after someone imports a bunch of templates that don’t have the precise stylistic rules the linter wants, CI is going to break, and it’s not going to say anything like “un-ignoring 60 todo rules because of expiry”; it’s just going to pretend those rules don’t exist.

#introduction time! 👋

Based in the UK. For the last 20+ years I've been involved in #backend and #frontend web development, currently using #nodejs #emberjs #react but previously #rails and many techs before that.

I work for ghost.org building a #FOSS platform for creators to publish and build membership businesses around their content. Currently deep in rebuilding our editor.

Other interests: #woodworking #HomeAutomation #photography #diy #restoration #renovation

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