I have quite a different take on that. As much as most people view documentation as a chore, there is value in it.

See it as code review, reflection, getting a birds eye view.

When I document my code, I often stop in between, and think: That implementation detail doesn't make sense/is over convoluted/can be simplified/seems to be lacking sanity check etc…

There is also the art of subtly injecting humor in it, with, e.g. code examples.

Absolutely agree, wait until the judge finds out about Bukowski's "The Fiend".

A good time to advertise for Sudo Mastery by Michael W. Lucas, highly recommend it if you want to dig in a bit deeper.

That is invalid syntax. Only phrasing content is allowed the p element (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Guides/Con...)

The second <p> is not inside of the first. The first <p> closes when the second <p> is encountered.

The syntax is invalid, but that's because the final </p> has no opening <p> that it can close.

It would be trivial to allow all possible languages with toLocaleString[0]:

  d = new Date();
  console.log(d.toLocaleString(window.navigator.language, {
    weekday: 'short'
  }));

[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

Added a language field. Thanks for the suggestion.

Example:

https://abetusk.github.io/neatocal/?language=ko-KR

You got it. This is AI Slop at it's worst. And even the replies from the author reeks of AI. I read some of the source code, and it is slop, which I would never trust without scrutiny. Carefully read just the first words of benmxrt:

You're right that the current beta…

That is a great point

Absolutely agree with both of you

That is an intriguing feature request

That’s a very fair point

You hit the nail on the head

Great question

That is a valid point

Sharp eye

guilty as charged lol i tried way too hard to sound like a professional dev and ended up sounding like a bot... guess that backfired. im honestly just a solo dev who is totally overwhelmed by everyone watching my every move right now. lesson learned: less polish, more me. thanks for the reality check

The GitHub link in the footer links to… GitHub

The confusion likely stems from the relatively new introduction of the capitalized ẞ https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fes_%C3%9F

Maß capitalized (used to be) MASS.

Funnily enough, Mass means one liter beer (think Oktoberfest).

Both Maß and Mass are valid spellings for a liter of beer ;) Not to confuse it with Maß, which just means any measurement, of course.

It's strange, because I would expect "maß" as the case insensitive search to match "MASS" in the search text, but "mass" should not match "Maß".

I think all of those should be "tentative matches" for each other.

I really like https://hackertimes.com/best?h=24 with the GET parameter for hours.

I'd use <table>. It literally is a table. And for mobile just do a media query to turn it into a flexbox.

Yeah the claim that tables are hard to style for such a simple design doesn't really hold up in my opinion.

This took two seconds to make https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/5ry4rl

I do agree though that subgrid makes the HTML more readable though so I'm all for it.