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Completely type hint template functions and switch to named arguments

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Alex Cabal 2025-03-04 16:08:55 -06:00
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www/blog/death-and-beauty-in-the-alps.php
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$ebookIds = [1085, 1052];
$carousel = Db::Query('SELECT * from Ebooks where EbookId in ' . Db::CreateSetSql($ebookIds), $ebookIds, Ebook::class);
?>
<?= Template::Header(['title' => 'Death and Beauty in the Alps', 'css' => ['/css/blog.css'], 'highlight' => '', 'description' => '']) ?>
<?= Template::Header(title: 'Death and Beauty in the Alps', css: ['/css/blog.css']) ?>
<main>
<section class="narrow blog">
<nav class="breadcrumbs"><a href="/blog">Blog</a> →</nav>
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<p><em>Scrambles Amongst the Alps</em> has something of both “darkling thrush” and “darkling plain”: an “eternal note of sadness” following terrible loss, but also real, if fleeting, notes of joy in laboring for, and realizing, a hope widely believed impossible.</p>
<p>The woe of its best-known story is confounded by lesser-known, brighter elements—even if they’re only “thin atomies” in comparison—praising the worth of the endeavour and the value of the toil it required, despite the cruel hand the explorers were dealt.</p>
<h2 id="ebooks-in-this-newsletter">Free ebooks in this post</h2>
<?= Template::EbookCarousel(['carousel' => $carousel]) ?>
<?= Template::EbookCarousel(carousel: $carousel) ?>
</section>
</main>
<?= Template::Footer() ?>

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www/blog/edith-whartons-vision-of-literary-art.php
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$ebookIds = [288, 485, 289, 908, 565, 2114];
$carousel = Db::Query('SELECT * from Ebooks where EbookId in ' . Db::CreateSetSql($ebookIds), $ebookIds, Ebook::class);
?>
<?= Template::Header(['title' => 'Edith Wharton’s Vision of Literary Art', 'css' => ['/css/blog.css'], 'highlight' => '', 'description' => '']) ?>
<?= Template::Header(title: 'Edith Wharton’s Vision of Literary Art', css: ['/css/blog.css']) ?>
<main>
<section class="narrow blog">
<nav class="breadcrumbs"><a href="/blog">Blog</a> →</nav>
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<p><em>Hudson River Bracketed</em> is long out of print. Wharton patently lost the critical and commercial “<em>Wettgesang</em>” of the 1930s; even her sympathizers tend to admit that she’s in no way a star of that period, so the analogy to the Prologue in Heaven falls (or sounds) very flat.</p>
<p>But whether Wharton’s second-last work falls entirely flat too is something that can be judged, if at all, only in the old way, by reading it. This wasn’t very easy to do until January 1, but now you can read our <a href="https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/edith-wharton/hudson-river-bracketed">new ebook edition for free</a> at Standard Ebooks.</p>
<h2 id="ebooks-in-this-newsletter">Free ebooks in this post</h2>
<?= Template::EbookCarousel(['carousel' => $carousel]) ?>
<?= Template::EbookCarousel(carousel: $carousel) ?>
</section>
</main>
<?= Template::Footer() ?>

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www/blog/index.php
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<?= Template::Header(['title' => 'Blog', 'highlight' => '', 'description' => 'The Standard Ebooks blog.']) ?>
<?= Template::Header(title: 'Blog', description: 'The Standard Ebooks blog.') ?>
<main>
<section class="narrow">
<h1>Blog</h1>

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www/blog/joyces-ulysses-the-rubaiyat-and-yes.php
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$ebookIds = [565, 778, 561, 1059];
$carousel = Db::Query('SELECT * from Ebooks where EbookId in ' . Db::CreateSetSql($ebookIds), $ebookIds, Ebook::class);
?>
<?= Template::Header(['title' => 'Joyce’s Ulysses, the Rubáiyát, and “Yes”', 'css' => ['/css/blog.css'], 'highlight' => '', 'description' => '']) ?>
<?= Template::Header(title: 'Joyce’s Ulysses, the Rubáiyát, and “Yes”', css: ['/css/blog.css']) ?>
<main>
<section class="narrow blog">
<nav class="breadcrumbs"><a href="/blog">Blog</a> →</nav>
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<p>Speaking of consonance: Brown says, citing Ellmann, that the last record Joyce heard before he died was a performance of Lehmann’s setting of Fitzgerald’s Omar. As is often the case with Ellmann, this might not be true, but it’s not absurd to suppose that it could be.</p>
<p>And as very often with <i>Ulysses</i>, what first seems like nothing, or like material for a joke, may also turn out to be something else too, even something that matters. If <i>Ulysses</i> doesn’t entirely affirm life, then it does, in this respect at least, reflect it.</p>
<h2 id="ebooks-in-this-newsletter">Free ebooks in this post</h2>
<?= Template::EbookCarousel(['carousel' => $carousel]) ?>
<?= Template::EbookCarousel(carousel: $carousel) ?>
</section>
</main>
<?= Template::Footer() ?>

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www/blog/public-domain-day-2025.php
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ksort($ebooksWithDescriptions);
?><?= Template::Header(['title' => 'Public Domain Day 2025 in Literature - Blog', 'highlight' => '', 'description' => 'Read about the new ebooks Standard Ebooks is releasing for Public Domain Day 2025!', 'css' => ['/css/public-domain-day.css']]) ?>
?><?= Template::Header(title: 'Public Domain Day 2025 in Literature - Blog', description: 'Read about the new ebooks Standard Ebooks is releasing for Public Domain Day 2025!', css: ['/css/public-domain-day.css']) ?>
<main>
<section class="narrow blog has-hero">
<nav class="breadcrumbs"><a href="/blog">Blog</a> →</nav>
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<li>
<div>
<a href="<?= $ebookGroup['ebook']->Url ?>">
<?= Template::RealisticEbook(['ebook' => $ebookGroup['ebook']]) ?>
<?= Template::RealisticEbook(ebook: $ebookGroup['ebook']) ?>
</a>
</div>
<div>