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I’m sorry, but if your profile is nothing but reposts without one single original thought and you’re not in my industry. It’s an automatic block when you try to follow or contact me.

@Bhavani_00007 Anything from @jetbrains

If VS Code disappeared today, what IDE would you move to? - Cursor - Antigravity - Zed - IntelliJ IDEA - Neovim

If you’re looking for one of the top tier options to deploy web apps and services, go check out @digitalocean. Great service, transparent costs, best customer support in the industry. If you’re tired of the black magic box (Vercel & Netlfy) and you’re looking to have control over your server again, look no further than Digital Ocean. #notpaidadvertisment

@Flomerboy @digitalocean is one of the best. You get complete control over your system and transparency in cost. I’ve been slowly moving all of my projects to their droplets. I have one droplet running multiple services as well. Their customer service team is second to none as well

I would like to move off vercel - what are ppl recommending?

@felixs256 @shadcn @tailwindcss Relying on AI to handle everything is insane

@shadcn @techsolvd @tailwindcss coding by hand is insane 😭

I like @shadcn but again, it’s all @tailwindcss based and I just don’t enjoy working in tailwind. I like writing modern CSS and the control it gives. Plus it’s actually readable and doesn’t make my markup look crazy.

@asaio87 Antartica would be better

All AI datacenters need a lot of cooling. We need these placed in cold areas. Isn't Greenland a good place to put these centers?

@dhh @TimSweeneyEpic That is more acceptable than bottom

Although @TimSweeneyEpic could also have a point about left bar! Especially on a laptop screen.

Maybe Windows was right about bottom bar?

@dhh Definitely not, windows is wrong about everything. And every software company that is making Windows only software is wrong too. Here’s 👀 at @autodesk and Carlson Software

Hey @dhh, are you going to test @OmarchyLinux on this bad boy next?

@hyperserif @TommyWolfson @shadcn @tailwindcss Exactly, which is easier to read? p-1 or padding: 1rem Not to mention you have every other CSS option available but that’s not the case in Tailwind

@TommyWolfson @techsolvd @shadcn @tailwindcss Because torque wrenches are for precision... What is precise about p-1, p-2, p-3, p-4? What do these numbers even mean? If anything this is the "it just feels" right method.

For all the moms out there in the TCMS community <3

@kritikakodes @tursodatabase

Best database for beginners: > Supabase > Firebase > MongoDB > PostgreSQL

@elsleightholm Awesome, it’s amazing to see all the math no one ever actually thinks about or realizes they use/see every day. Loved the TV Show “Numbers” for that very reason.

I just made a fun video on the mathematics in cryptography! :)

@noor36758 Any of the @jetbrains IDE’s, currently using @phpstorm. Also @zeddotdev on occasion and @Neovim for quick little projects.

No VS Code. No Cursor. No Antigravity. What's your main IDE now? 👇

@fidexcode A mixture of the two. Plan as much as possible, but be ready to figure things out. Because nothing ever actually goes by plan 😂

What type of dev are you? Figure it out all out before writing single line of code Figure it out as you code

@asaio87 I think that really depends on the project and the nature of the data.

I think it’s time to switch to postgreSQL for projects onwards.

@Sir_Mishaa @asaio87 @Laravel @rails True, but if I let documentation determine what I use, I’d be very limited on options

@techsolvd @asaio87 @Laravel @rails They still have not rewrite/redesign the documentation of Ruby on Rails, deseptite a lot of years it's still a mess and not really well structured. I'm like also better the strictness of the Laravel framework If I had to use Ruby,I'll use something like sorbet.org

I have been a PHP developer for over 15 years now. A lot of people mock PHP just because they started doing fancy JS frameworks and think only those exist PHP is very widespread You find tons of devs tons of resources tons of frameworks, I personally develop with Laravel and wordpress I always pair it with mysql or sqlite Now I am a nodejs dev, and anything with javascript as well for a few years as well, but thats another story. I can tell you that PHP is still super strong, is very modern (especially v8 and above), very secure, and very fast. I can assure you PHP powers websites worth millions and hundreds of millions of $$$ and now with AI is even easier to develop if you come from other technologies

I prefer splitting each app out separately. The only thing coupled are the dependencies for that app, like its database or redis instance. They’re all setup in an apps directory that is version controlled with Git as well. Makes it easier to walk through everything with @Neovim as well.

Keeping everything in one Docker Compose file feels clean - until one small edit can take down unrelated apps. I like splitting stacks by recovery boundary: if I’d restore it separately, I don’t want it coupled. How do you group yours? #Docker #SelfHosting #HomeLab

@NanouuSymeon Buy a few @FrameworkPuter, quit my full-time job and start building apps while traveling.

If you had a million dollars, what would you do with it?

@ananya_6427 @rails or @Laravel

Which backend framework is best?

@ChristianLempa My documentation lives in Joplin notebooks. I’m also running a Joplin server so the notes are synced across devices. I use Obsidian for my PKM though.

Proxmox question: how are you documenting what actually runs in your cluster? 🤔 Still doing this manually, or using a tool for it? #Proxmox #homelab #selfhosted