Effectively this it what it does - intercept links to other pages, loads them in the background, then swaps out the contents of the current page with the new page. Your MPA effectively becomes an SPA with just some minor rejiggering

The trouble for browsers, is if certain DOM apis have a dependency on the layout of another element. My naive and unvalidated understanding:

    // Good: These DOM calls in a single frame will trigger layout-paint-composite (1 loop)
    - e.style.backgroundColor = "red";
    - e.style.width = "20px";
    - e.style.transform = "translateX(10px);

    // Bad: These DOM calls in a single frame will trigger layout-?-layout-paint-composite (2 loops)
    - ...
    - e.style.height = otherElement.offsetWidth + 200 + "px"
    - ...

If you're looking for a transactional syntax (similar to what you've proposed) that also addresses this though, fastdom looks like a good option:

    fastdom.mutate(() => { element.style.width = "20px" });

My naive take on this is that browsers have overall gotten a lot more consistent with the layout-paint-composite loop, and it's not worthwhile to swap out all your appendChild calls with fragments. On the other hand, making sure your all your layout reads (.clientWidth) are batched before the layout writes (appendChild) is much more important (fastdom)

edit: something like documentFragment/append(...children) would help guarantee the layout trashing addressed by fastdom

The benchmark is here: https://sansyrox.github.io/robyn/#/comparison

I took a brief look into the internals and turns out it wraps actix web (https://github.com/sansyrox/robyn/blob/main/src/server.rs), one of the more dominant web servers on techempower.

tldr: I dont have a good reason to doubt the performance but seems pretty interesting if you want to use actix web without having to go through rust

If you’re totally new and getting started, just throw in some code into an html file and double click it!

1) DA tos stipulates that works of art needs to be opt-in for inclusion into AI datasets 2) scraping/downloading art will include a response header with "X-Robots-Tag: noimageai" to indicate individuals building models should not use the downloaded image in a dataset.

As someone overall empathetic to the artist community (who have had to deal with NFTs, copycats, difficult industry), I have no illusions that this will have a hard time standing up against fair-use laws. That being said, if you're looking to build an ai-art model, this might be worth paying attention to regardless if you decide to comply or not.

[1] https://www.deviantart.com/team/journal/Tell-AI-Datasets-If-...

As I understand it, an illustration for a magazine like the New York Times might net anywhere from $100 to $1000 and require 8 hours of work. An illustrator working for someone like the new york times or magic the gathering would likely consider this the pinnacle of a stable job. Many, including my comic books teacher, spent years moonlighting a service job before making it and publishing (Kikuo Johnson). With the advent of generative AI art, it seems immoral from a fiduciary responsibility point of a view that an art director doesn't train an AI model on their illustrator's art before laying them off.

I have no doubt that generative AI will continue to push forward irrespective of the legal arguments being made. I'm fearful for the frictional unemployment that comes. Having come from art school (and luckily working in tech), my illustration peers are creative but such creativity doesn't necessarily translate into creative use of tooling, business-savyness or marketing. All I can say is that I empathize with a lot of the fear and hope for the best.

“TPE is a keep it simple engine for people who just want to add simple physics to their tiny game without being bothered by bullshit.“

  1) video playback can be switched between "live" and "vod"
  2) a playback system (MCMS) that renders 1 or more streams and automatically prioritizes which streams to watch?
  2) video streams can be persisted to device
  3) video streaming reduces in quality during poor network conditions

What's also been really helpful for me was when I began seeing a therapist. These are skilled professionals, and if you listen carefully, you can hear how they craft their words to foster connection. You might be able to take inspiration from the way they lead and listen during conversations.