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Netlify recently changed their pricing structure, so if you are using Netlify CMS (or just Netlify Identity) with a private repo, every contributor to the repository (committer) will be charged as full pro seat. This can get really expensive if you have a few users working with the CMS (and thus committing content to the repository). We will move a few pages from Netlify now because of this change.

After years of pain, I was also diagnosed with TOS. I will not go for surgery however, as this can make things more complicated. A split keyboard (I got the moonlander some months ago) did have a little effect for me, however not a huge one I was hoping for. I'm trying/doing a lot of posture related exercises. Some days its better, some days its hard to get through the work day. Would appreciate any hints which made things better for others with TOS and a desk job. It's a constant trial & error with ups and downs here.

Thanks for your work, this really looks promising!

One question I keep thinking about. What if I want to still use React on the frontend, does it still make sense to use Phoenix for the backend then or am I throwing all benefits over board then?

Vue.js 1.0.0 11 years ago

What you are referring to is just syntactic sugar. @click is the same as v-on:click and :class is the same as v-bind:class. So you can write this line "less alien" like this:

  <th v-for="key in columns" v-on:click="sortBy(key)" v-bind:class="{active: sortKey == key}">

This is how it is executed:

    $variable = "{${phpinfo()}}"; // <- Execution happens here
    echo "$variable is fish";
If you pass a "{${phpinfo()}}" via GET, it is not executed. The execution has to happen later - e.g. by eval() or /e.