Echo JS 0.11.0

Hard to break it to you, but...
Nobody is using QCObjects.
Period.

Moreover:
> express: insanely fast
Huh, no. It's just fast enough for most things. But if you really need performance, you don't use express. Use Fastify or plain Node.

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wtf

Of all the things I expected to be spammed here, I wasn't expecting *this* =__=

Not English.

Interesting tech stack you used for just a comic strip 👍

Lol, have my upvote and my star!

Tailwind is a workaround, but it's not the answer.

The answer is a solid design system.

Personally, I have no problem with CSS. I love CSS.

So, usually it's explaining the others that throwing declarations until they see something stick isn't the right way to do CSS...

It's definitely not something I was expecting to find on Echo JS and it's a facepalm-inducing dad joke.

But have my upvote.

I think I guessed it right then. It doesn't "fix" anything, as everything works fine. It appeals your own sense of aesthetics.
For this kind of things, I suggest creating a use style sheet to be installed with Stylus or other similar extensions. GitHub's new UI is... fairly new, so it's subject to change. Updating a Chrome extension can be a hassle.

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