Looks nice but is it vulnerable to injection attacks?
divan 3 days ago||
No LLM Prompts support in className? Useless.
ranza 3 days ago||
This gives me Tom's a genius vibes
rglover 3 days ago||
And we wonder why the web keeps breaking...
gedy 3 days ago|
I think it's a joke proof of concept
Yokohiii 3 days ago||
Next up TailwindSyscall!
maddmann 3 days ago||
I love how utterly insane this idea is. Sometimes thinking outside the box like this can yield results.
lisbbb 3 days ago||
I didn't look to see if this is a joke, but seriously, is SQL still a big thing in web dev these days? Feels like it isn't. GraphQL is a thing.
wmichelin 3 days ago||
GraphQL and SQL are not comparable or competing technologies. GraphQL is more analogous to a REST API. GraphQL can use SQL under the hood, or you can even hand serve the bytes (tongue in cheek here). It's just an over-the-network protocol to serve data.
a Node.JS server might use SQL directly or call out to a GraphQL API, but I literally don't think it's possible to let client-side JavaScript (safely) call a SQL database server directly.
ardacinar 3 days ago|||
GraphQL and SQL are about as related as Java and Javascript
Yokohiii 3 days ago||
So you have no idea about web dev?
usernamed7 3 days ago|
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should"