Entire website in a single JavaScript file

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Google

#Search Engine #Internet Search #Web Search 3693 social mentions

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Deno

I wouldnt say an iframe and this are in any way shape or form comparable. This is a "full-fledged" website. > except that if node.land or crux.land go down, you've lost your reproducibility. Dependencies are cached. This is no different from if npm would go down. > The only semi-interesting thing here is that this demo pulls dependencies from 3rd party registries via HTTP without an explicit install step Given that this seems interesting to you, it seems you haven't heard of Deno (https://deno.land). It is not related to node in terms of environment, its a new completely separate runtime. In regards to your node example, this is fairly different:.

#Typescript #JavaScript #Web Development Tools 195 social mentions

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mkws(1)

I personally find it insane to use the monstrosity in terms of loc and complexity that the v8 engine is to generate a static HTML web site. I also disagree with other JS based static site generators because of the above reasons. I strongly believe it's a bad idea to have to locally install nodejs or deno and write JavaScript to generate a few HTML pages. Also, I disagree with plain HTML because of duplication. http://mkws.sh/ uses the standard UNIX tools to generate `HTML` pages featuring a powerful sh based templating engine https://adi.onl/pp.html. Dependencies and complexity are kept to a minimum. It does the minimum required, generate HTML pages and keep duplication low using aprox 400 SLOC.

#HTML #JavaScript #Web Development 19 social mentions

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TiddlyWiki

TiddlyWiki is a whole wiki in a single file, been around a while, great system: https://tiddlywiki.com/.

#Note Taking #Knowledge Base #Personal Knowledge Base 180 social mentions