Peter Reeves

Web developer in Sydney. Interested in Electric Unicycles (EUCs) and board games. (He/Him)

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2025-01-13 05:37:33 UTC

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Don't know how I didn't manage to find that one, it works well. No issues with ESM or HMR, it seems to play nice with both. Looks like it might be good enough to ship with.
Thanks for your help!

2025-01-13 05:10:17 UTC

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I tried using Juxtapose, but it it also doesn't play nice with ESM, and it doesn't let you provide an element directly as part of it's API, it wants an ID which makes it annoying to have multiple copies of (I guess I could use `crypto.randomUUID()` but that sounds jank as hell).

2025-01-13 05:06:20 UTC

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I'm trying to use this:
https://github.com/sneas/img-comparison-slider
NPM install is useless, because it's not `"type": "module"`, and there's no documentation on how to use it that way anyway.
I can't rely on an external CDN for this project, so I have to host the files myself.
Since I can't use Vite/Rollup to treeshake & minify for me, and I can't use the recommended CDN, I'm left with downloading the built JS and CSS they provide.

2025-01-13 02:16:13 UTC

I'm trying to use a WebComponent for the first time, and man it's not a great experience. Copying and pasting minified JS and CSS into my repo isn't a great feeling. Then developing with it is annoying, as it breaks HMR trying to redefine the element each time I make a change.
#WebDev

2024-12-16 04:42:40 UTC

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is this Svelte v4 or v5?

2024-09-13 01:19:14 UTC

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I think Ash is trying to suggest something like `18rpx`, which would scale with the browser font scaling like `rem` does, but also scale with the viewport like `px` does.