~b @torresjrjr@qoto.org

@captainepoch
He returns! 🎺 I'm glad you we're able gain a new perspective and attitude towards Husky dev. Welcome back.

Also, about certain bug reporters having trouble sending multimedia via plaintext email, what are you thoughts on opening a dedicated Matrix channel? Maybe with a "multimedia only" rule, to not fracture discussion.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Thanks for sharing. I might try it out, but I usually have YouTube already open in some way or another for things besides music.

I also use tilderadio.org a lot.

@yyp
The way you've described it, I've had pretty much the same vision for a while. "sourcehut-like", minimal, modular, etc.

I prototyped my server in Go. Nothing much yet.

We should definitely collaborate.

@yyp
Same, for a long time. What's your vision for it?

Dare to write it in #hare?

Would you write a full JSON-LD implementation for completeness?

https://json-ld.org/

@metalune@fosstodon.org
This would be amazing.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Looks great :)
And thanks for making simple-web.org

@metalune@fosstodon.org
I'd also say that with the heading and spacing between sections, you really only need a slight contrast if any to help visually define sections, even if by itself this colour contrast wouldn't be enough.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
No yeah, I understand :) Accessibility is most important. And let me clarify that I consider my choice of colours both aesthetic and accessible, unless a guideline would suggest otherwise.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Alright. I asked because I didn't want to presume. Perhaps I should have asked, are you in a dark room right now? But either way.

I find the contrast suitable personally.

Generally, darker shades need less contrast than lighter shades, since brightness is quadratic.

If there are guidelines, perhaps that's a better thing to follow. Though I still hold my opinions :)

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Are you in a brighly lit room right now?

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Just saw them. Looks great. If you want me to nitpick:

- Your blue tinge is gone. It was nice. #111 was a recommendation.
- The cards can be darker.

Color recommendations:

body #101316
section #16191c

@metalune@fosstodon.org
It's the least concerning of my changes. I don't mind too much about them.

The equi-padded look seems a little typographically off. That's all. The cards don't align with the rest of the visual body, and the text is too close to the side of the card.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Ah, no. I meant "changes" as in, all the values you see are replaced. Like a diff. If that makes sense.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
I don't suggest to remove the section's backdrop. Keep them. I suggested to adjust the card's margin & padding.

@metalune@fosstodon.org
Some changes I'd make:

/* use a truer dark mode that actually helps eyes at night. "kinda dark mode" mode is a plague that must be stopped */
@media(perfers-color-scheme: dark) {
body {
background: #111;
color: #ccc;
}
}

Swap <div class="project-card"> for <section> or <section class="project-card">

section {
margin: 1rem auto;
padding: 0 1rem;
}

Otherwise, excellent website.

@aurynn @atomicpoet
I'd like to point out that what you're describing as services is also useful for many people who aren't bothered with and explicitly don't want to belong to any specific group, like me.

Also, I'd rather you use a different term than service. All servers are providing a service, technically. You could instead describe servers as community-oriented or general.

@musicmatze@mastodon.technology
the #hare style guide originally had "case" indented one level, but a lot of nested source code suffered from the extra indent. "case" also originally wasn't part of the langauge.

@musicmatze@mastodon.technology
#hare is expression-based. It has the yield keyword, and a context-free grammar.