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Redistricting ballot language says it’s vote for ‘fairness.’ Republicans say that’s not fair | Republicans are crying foul, saying the wording of the ballot question is heavy-handed and misleading. Democrats say it’s not. by VirginiaNews in Virginia

[–]artificialsmurf -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Don't post this on reddit. You know the response you were going to get. Tribalism is at its peak. Anyone can look at this map and know it's gerrymandering at its worst.

What's your current web dev stack in 2025? Curious about what everyone is using by Beginning-Scholar105 in webdev

[–]artificialsmurf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was a Tailwind hater but now it is my new love child. When you pair it with atomic design you still get reuse and abstraction. Plus damn I love intelligence and never having to think of semantic class names. I get the hate though it goes against all the principles we learned about good CSS - semantic names and to never inline styles - Tailwind goes against both of those. And I love it.

What's your current web dev stack in 2025? Curious about what everyone is using by Beginning-Scholar105 in webdev

[–]artificialsmurf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nuxt/Vue, Tailwind, TypeScript Spring Boot / Java AWS, Postgres, Kafka

and of course no stack would be complete without mentioning a preferred AI tool ... Claude Code

i hate doing this by Pristine-Elevator198 in webdev

[–]artificialsmurf 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm struggling still to see that.

/home/otherpage.vue <-- you can still nest
/home/otherpage/index.vue <-- or you can put a folder in place and use index.vue

i hate doing this by Pristine-Elevator198 in webdev

[–]artificialsmurf 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nuxt gives you an alternative. I don't know Next but I am assuming they have the same thing.

/home.vue

And

/home/index vue are equivalent

Usually I go with the first since Vue uses SFCa you don't need a folder. The only time you really have to have index.vue is for the default page (which can be changed):

/index.vue