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Hi guys, stumbled over this tool to see your breakpoints in a much more neat way (compared to the default browser development tools) It is opensource and can find it here: (i am in no way affiliated) just want to share it. https://github.com/julienagullo/rwdKit Four ways to see it in action, goto this url: https://open-source.jagullo.fr/rwdkit/ 1) resize your browser window 2) click on the devices icon on the bottom right 3) drag the blue bar on the right side 4) use the arrow buttons on the bottom How to use it: Import library plugin: (remove the scripts on production server) <script src="jquery.js"></script> <script src="jquery.rwdkit.js"></script> Initialize the plugin to generate the breakpoint detector in a specific container or the whole document. $(function(){ $(document).rwdKit(); }); $(function(){ $('body').rwdKit(); }); $(function(){ $('.container').rwdKit(); }); Happy developing

Looks professional, good work.

Maybe this could be of any help https://github.com/melquibrito/source-code-editor-tinymce-plugin https://gitlab.com/tinymce-plugins/tinymce-codemirror

Hi mattgs, reading your reply, your writing about it, I am sure that is how it is in the real world for a long time to come. Also your writing about it from an experienced coder, could only come from a real human and not from ChatGPT

Is this for real ? Don't know if I should be surprised or worried. Are we one step closer where web designers/coders become obsolete ? I hear that ChatGPT is already in competition with iOS Swift developers ?

Good Idea but if it is going to be paid then please only exclusive content, just for example applied api usage starting from a certain level such as building forms or applied arrays ... etc. etc. and going up level ... please not how to install processwire, output strategies, css frameworks and more of the same that is already out there all over the place and chewed over

Thanks for posting that faceted-search library. Going through the git info I really like what I read there. I will certainly post back in the forum about this lib.

In your browser open page source and see what code shows up there. With that you should be able to trace from where it is coming.

https://feathericons.com/ Choose any stroke, size and color

Hi, did my hint motivate you in some way or the other ? Anyway it looks even better than before. Thumbs up for the nice work you did on it.

The history of the forum is loaded with posts that answer your question Here is one to start with but there are dozens more of them https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4173-grouped-forum-posts-links-articles-tutorials-code-snippets/

rapid php editor if you are on windows, works even better as a front end editor for pw just like the rest of their products. No I am not affiliated. https://www.rapidphpeditor.com/

Thanks for posting that link. Interesting to read their interpretation of the docker desktop proprietary software I will try this and see how that goes: https://www.powercms.in/article/ddev-installation-ubuntu

I will be glad if I am wrong and you guys are right that Docker Desktop is free for commercial use. I was reading from here: https://www.docker.com/pricing/faq/ Docker Desktop may be used for free as part of a Docker Personal subscription for: -Personal use -Education and learning (as a student or instructor, either in an academic or professional environment) -Non-commercial open source projects So that means a Docker Personal subscription is needed, right ? -Personal use I understood as not commercial use but I must be wrong about that.

So how is that ? They have lots of docs, articles and vids which you don't even need because it works out of the box and the interface is self explaining. With version 5.x they did a great job to make it work with php8.x Frameworks, Addons, libs, third party tools and features are conveniently bundled in one directory (c:/laragon/bin) e.g. easy switch between php5.x 7.x and 8.x for both old and new projects. By the way ... did someone mention that Docker Desktop is no longer free like it obvious was before ? I don't mean if you are running a company with 250+ employees If you develop closed source or proprietary software with Docker Desktop it requires a paid subscription for professional use. Selling Websites or Apps developed With Docker Desktop is commercial use and needs a Docker Pro license. The Docker engine is free without any hassle so linux might be the better choice of something like Lazydocker ?

Thanks for posting. Yes I figured it has to do with this flexibility. Virtualbox and even Vmware are poor (bloated) virtual environments when it comes to dev. I tried Vagrant in the past but didn't like it. I already have linux on a second partition so I will try ddev or something like devilbox.

Is DDEV "supposed to be" used on mac or linux ? On windows you need either wsl2 or the docker desktop. On windows, can anyone tell me why Laragon is not by far easier to use than DDEV when it comes to switching between php versions ? Is it about working in virtual environments ? With virtualbox it can just as well be extended, version controlled, and shared.

Thanks for this one ... a lot easier to teach to clients.

The Processwire Paradigm has already decided for CKEditor 5 No need to question it.

I have been working with Drupal for a while just to find out if building a website "The Administrative Way" would speed up building websites compared to building websites "The Technical Way" with html, css, js and php. The thing with Drupal is that you have to work the Drupal system way with it's content types, articles, fields, blocks, entities, nodes and modules. With this you can make Drupal Websites without having to write code. Drupal is targeting non coders and with Drupal 9 it has improved on it's user-friendly interface for non-technical administrators. Drupal 7 was the most loved Drupal version and many Drupal users are against how Drupal 7 evolved into version 8 and now version 9. Drupal 8 was less accepted because of worse code readability, incompatible modules, spaghetti of files, far from logical, etc. What the community now hates to see ist that the Drupal that they have grown to love over the years, with Drupal 9 it is actually being steered towards "Enterprise". This is the reason that a group of Drupal coders have branched off from Drupal with the Backdrop cms, a Drupal fork. https://backdropcms.org/why-fork-drupal

Let's not forget that CKEditor has many (returning) forum posts/questions about it's behavior and associated hard to find configurations Keep in mind that something like CKEditor5 will be just too much for many clients/end users/office workers/ who are in need for a more easy and intuitive to use editor: https://getcontenttools.com/demo

Processwire is php8.x ready so it might be a plugin or library or include .... etc.

I simply resize the website from wide screen to mobile screen .... and then observe at what screen size ... it looks both practically and visually good ... to change from default menu to hamburger menu. This is not so easy done with a fixed set of breakpoints in e.g. bootstrap. But this is very easy done with e.g. something like pocketgrid css where you are totally free to set any breakpoint at any screen size where you want a change to happen in the look and feel of the website.

three.js is on the rise

Give Laragon a try and you will be amazed by it's speed and ease in setup and features https://laravelarticle.com/laragon https://www.slant.co/versus/11127/29252/~xampp_vs_laragon https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61146545/is-there-any-drawback-of-laragon-compared-to-xampp