Option 3: Add a column to the table specifically for the link. This is probably the cleanest technically, but could cause problems for wide tables where horizontal real estate is an issue
Option 2: Put an anchor tag in each row either by wrapping each row or absolutely positioning an anchor inside. The downside of this approach is it makes selecting content inside the cells hard. This is the route I usually go with
Option 1: Route to the details page on click with JavaScript. This is my least favorite because users are unable to wheel-click the table rows to open in new tab since there’s not actually an anchor tag. It’s usually the easiest to implement, however
Just submitted my profile to fediverse.info! #fediverse
Thinking about the advantages of using #mastodon over #twitter. Discoverability is definitely more difficult in the #fediverse, but so far I’ve found I like being more deliberate in who I follow instead of being fed content by an algorithm
Is YunoHost the easiest way to get started with @Castopod? I've never heard of YunoHost but would give it a shot
I just took some time to update my personal site: https://johnoerter.me. Check it out!
Has anyone checked out Lando for local development with #Docker? It looks really cool and I'm going to try it out soon. https://lando.dev/
According to Rich Harris, creator of Svelte and the #rollup bundler...
- bundlers are on the way out and Svelte is going all in with Snowpack.
I pause using Svelte for five minutes and...!
SnowPack: https://www.snowpack.dev/
#webdev #bundlers #SnowPack #Svelte #WebApp #development
I’m a software developer interested in front end and craftsmanship