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TIL the innerText property represents the *rendered* text, not the actual text in the DOM - for that you need textContent. So if you've uppercased your content with #CSS it will also be uppercase.

I just spent way too long debugging why the #Shopify predictive search breaks if I update the styling of the search button!

Compare your #webapps and see how much memory and CPU they are using.
Oh wonder #SPAs are more prone to memory eating, by nature, there is more dynamic page content, more #JS. Already the base memory footprint is double that one of an MPA.
Just check out the your browser's task manager. #devtools
And in doubt #usetheplatform, or in other words: HTML and CSS are powerful tools and solve more problems than some may think. Try to think simple(r).

Folks who #website: I'm trying to create a slice'n'dice-able #data #table -- somewhat like instances.vantage.sh/ with the per-column client-side search/constraint/etc. FWIW my data's a discrete JSON file.

I'm allergic to JavaScript insofar as I have zero idea what I'm doing with it (and *can't* do anything with it, myself) but will happily copy'n'paste it as needed.

Got any pointers? #websites #HTML #datadriven #javascript #js #webdev #WebDesign #WebDevelopment #dataviz

instances.vantage.shAmazon EC2 Instance ComparisonA free and easy-to-use tool for comparing EC2 Instance features and prices.

"SPA Feel – Pattern #1 – Restore Scroll Position"

Combine the inherent simplicity and performance of MPAs with the smooth user experience of SPAs, making SPAs often outdated.

picostitch.com/blog/2025/03/sp

Initially written about at mastodontech.de/@wolframkriesi

picostitch - crafting (and) JavaScriptSPA Feel – Pattern #1 – Restore Scroll Position## Introduction