My latest side project destined to never be complete is a TV framework. I have worked in the
VOD industry for some years now as a software engineer working with various in-house
frameworks. I dared myself to get at least a skeleton application up and running and to see
how far I could take things. If nothing else I will get even more appreciation for how hard
these frameworks are to build and use on challenging devices. Hopefully I will have a demo app
available soon.
When running a Sveltekit application locally it is not exposed to your network by default. If you want to test your application on other devices on your network then you need to tell Sveltekit to expose the application with the --host flag.
For those of us who are not able to work with the latest version of Chrome all the time, it is sometimes necessary to test in an older version. Where do we get that from?
An element with an id is automatically added as a global property to the window object. This is an outdated practice but still exists in some old scripts.
When using logical AND, React can display 0 in the UI in certain circumstances and this might not be what you expect. It is however the correct behaviour and I was not aware why.