I’ve noticed this while working on my client. lemm.ee is the slowest instance out of the 3 or 4 v0.19.x instances I regularly test, specifically with login and loading user profiles. This might be something unique to lemm.ee
Codium does surprisingly well at generating JSDoc, and it processes your code within the context of your entire codebase. Still not quite there yet, but you might be surprised
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The trees deserve it and they know what they’ve done
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There’s quite a few of us :) Looking forward to Svelte 5.
Yes, this is on the roadmap but it will be some time. There are a couple technical hurdles to jump first due to Lemmynade using server-side rendering for SEO/performance. Once those are nailed down (and the website/PWA are running smooth) we can move on to app store releases :)
I commented on another comment of yours too, but I think the easiest ways to do this would be with web components or with PHP includes
If you want to dive deeper, you can learn a javascript framework like Astro or Svelte which have more of a learning curve but are better at organizing larger or more powerful websites/web apps
If I understand you right, the closest thing to this natively is probably web components. They have really good support across browsers now, and they would accomplish what you want without adding extra javascript to weigh your site down.
You could also learn and use a javascript framework like Astro, Svelte, Vue, React, etc. which are all industry-standard frameworks built to break your website down into a ton of reusable components and keep things organized. I like Svelte or Astro because they feel closer to vanilla HTML/CSS/JS to me. Here's the official interactive tutorial for Svelte if you want to mess around with it: learn.svelte.dev
PHP does have "includes" too if you want to go that route
That's absolutely incredible, I don't think the general public understands the effect AI will have on our society in the next 15 years
I'm designing a Lemmy client and spent a good 3 extra minutes trying to figure out why this was taking so long to load. Thanks.
Thank you, that means a lot!
I’ve thought the same thing actually, but I haven’t really looked into who’s behind Ollama or how the repository is managed yet. It’s a really great project