1. Write new article in my jekyll blog 2. Realize syntax highlighting is not working 3. Update everything, tweak everything, doesn't work 4. Migrate to 11ty because I'm tired of the weirdness of the ruby ecosystem 5. JJ skill issue, loose all work, but highlightjs was still not working 6. Go back to jekyll blog, try ruby highlight tool, still doesn't work 7. ??? 8. 12 hours of work later still doesn't work It's 2025 and I'm seriously considering writing pure html, it's the only way all the bit rot doesn't decay a simple static web page

Nice! All Markdown files in the GUI? I bumped into yours after building a minimal local Markdown Viewer github.com/xpiu/minimal-mark…

Thanks! MonsterUI was fun to build, and brings a lot together in a unique way IMO. In addition to bringing standard component library features into python, it also has a lot that differentiates it as unique by bringing it all together into a single unified API and tool with 0 configIMO. These come to mind :) - Components from frankenui, tailwind, daisyui, katex, highlightJS all with themes auto-synced together - Semantic HTML component typography - Lots and lots of tailwind styling done for you, such as those semantic HTML components :) - Server side markdown rendering and styling - It's own nav bar implementation that does auto-responsiveness and easy adding for animations (hover and scrollspy on the navbar for example) - OOTB js functionality done for you, like disappearing toasts - Integration with external API's like dice bear avatars and picsum images, - Semantic HTML styling, mostly styled with tailwind, - Automatic responsiveness using tailwind for grids, navbars, and more - FlexBox helper functions so you don't need to worrk about flexbox

Yes sir! Just need to implement STDIN and else if conditional Then I would add syntax highlighting with highlightjs and compile it wasm to run on web

This is great. Look forward to seeing that thread creator here soon: github.com/AnswerDotAI/fasth… :-)

Massive thanks to @CurtisJAllan . He has been instrumental in building the MonsterUI library. His role is being the first person I go talk to when I am working on something tricky and I am not sure how best to accomplish it. Super important.

I added a small fasthtml app to that link to send people to the correct site. Thanks so much for letting me know :D

BTW, when writing this thread, I got annoyed at all the commercial offerings, so I built my own Twitter thread creator app with FastHTML and MonsterUI in less than a day's work and wrote it in that instead.

To get started head over the monster.answer.ai! I recommend: ✅ Look at examples in API reference ✅ Look at example apps and copy code ✅ Get the LLMs context file from the Getting Started page ✅ Start playing with the code Read the full post at answer.ai/monsterui

MonsterUI is part of @AnswerDotAI's mission to make dev more accessible and productive. We're excited to see what you build with it! Go to the monsterui.answer.ai/ to get started and check out the blog post for more details answer.ai/monsterui

This isn’t just theory - we’re using MonsterUI in production for new applications we're testing with preview customers, where it powers everything from complex dialog interfaces to dynamic content rendering.

MonsterUI has a complete set of features ✅ Beautiful themes with dark/light modes ✅ Layout helpers for responsive design ✅ Pre-styled base components ✅ Helpers for common UI patterns ✅ Higher-level components (e.g. modals, cards, navbars, etc) ✅ Markdown rendering

While FrankenUI is the core, we also integrate and use other powerful frameworks such as @DaisyUI_, @HighlightJS and @Tailwindcss to give you everything you need with coordinated themes right out of the box.

I created in MERN stack, and many more other library like jwt, encryption for password, highlightjs etc

I left the code highlight broken for years in my #wiki. I've finally fixed it with #mediawiki's #highlightjs extension. I've also reviewed some of the writing. #html #javscript #programming #sciences #computing #coding #science After and before

Nouveauté sur SliDesk : slidesk.github.io/slidesk-do… slidesk plugin install highlightjs

I got individual tutorials rendering off database data. I have a weird bug with HighlightJS that I need to solve then I'm adding the ability to comment on tutorials. #webdev #golang #buildinpublic

Render #Angular Components in #Markdown #javascript #frontend #webdev #dormosheio #markdown #highlightjs #frontenddev dormoshe.io/trending-news/re…

I love shikijs for their default support for dark/light/multiple themes, line highlighting, and code diffs. Like prismjs and highlightjs gotta step up. shiki.style/packages/transfo…

I used cmarkit on the server and was an absolute pleasure. Would be super nice to have highlightjs and markdown rendering on the server