Tauqeer Nasir

@nilbuild What was the better part of using Codex? And did it require less iteration to complete given task? What was success criteria

@zeddotdev I tried to use Zed AI features and was excited but honestly they weren’t so good. I still feel Cursor is better in terms of AI features and speed.

You asked for it. A lot. So we built it.

@kamrify So you are fully dive into Go? And how was your experience using Rust? I remember you started using Rust for some project to try out something.

sorted for the weekend

@kamrify Looks promising ✌️

Made more tweaks based on my own usage. Been using it daily for the past week and it's been a huge time saver. Can't wait to share it soon 👀

@jarredsumner @RhysSullivan Yeah I also use it for the very same purpose

@RhysSullivan i use github desktop its the best for visually choosing what lines to commit and what lines not to commit

i will die on the hill that github desktop is the best git client for daily use

@danielcranney I am trying to learn gamedev. So adding some more features to my first game which I released last week. 2048 Replica. Try: 2048.tauqeernasir.com

Who else is spending Sunday working on their side project? What are you building? 🤔

@ThePrimeagen YES!!! Cursor tab coding is best. It really helps in writing code a lot faster.

it's official I hate vibe coding I love cursor tab coding It's wild

Last week I built my first ever game. I tried to replicate 2048 from scratch to learn how to use Unity to build games. It was real fun and I really enjoyed the process. If you are in tech; let’s connect. Please retweet for visibility. Thnx Play here: 2048.tauqeernasir.com

@kamrify @amit_merchant @timefyi Fair enough. Rust is gonna give you tough time ✌️ Good luck.

@0xmalick @amit_merchant @timefyi Significantly smaller app size was enough for me to pick Tauri. Also because I wanted to give Rust a try.

- cracks knuckles -

@kamrify @amit_merchant @timefyi Any specific reason to choose Tauri? Why not electron or other alternatives available?

@amit_merchant @timefyi I am planning to make it a one-time payment instead of a subscription model. Also, with the desktop app, it would be more accessible, and I would get access to the system APIs, which means a chance to add unique features.

@d4m1n I started using it last month and paid only 3.29 EUR for a month. Easy to get started and works perfectly fine.

this is crazy guys. I got a Hetzner VPS for €3.29 and at the end of the month I paid 🥁 ...€3.29 no Edge Request CPU Duration cost no nothing

@MattBonacini @levelsio Hetzner needs to make sure that spammers don’t use their platform. It was quite easy for me to get my account approved within 24hrs.

@levelsio Hetzner for me was too invasive during the sign up. They made it incredibly difficult and made me waste time. Maybe is a better solution for enterprise or other type of clients. I'm using Netcup and it works great for me. They've been very professional so far

DO and Hetzner winning Any horror stories you had with them? I hear more about DO but seems cause more ppl use them? Any bad stories with Hetzner?

@levelsio I just started using Hetzner and so far I am loving it. I am using Portainer and Traefik for deployment and so far it has worked great.

@anthonynsimon How good is their support team??

Hetzner now gives you TWICE the specs for the same entry-level price €4.51/mo gets you 2 vCPUs + 4 GB RAM + 20 TB egress Does anyone else come even close?

@AmasCreates Mornings are rough! So after 9-5 😁

Makers with 9-5: do you work on your product before or after your day job?

@andrewmaksakov @X Congratulations on reaching 1M ARR. Let’s connect. What is most challenging part of running a software dev company?

Looking to connect with people in tech! If you are into programming and web development. Lets CONNECT! please retweet for visibility. Will only take a single tap to RT. Thanks

@kamrify I did exactly the same thing when I started learning programming. It really helps to learn while avoiding falling into tutorial hell. I prefer to refer to official docs more than watching tutorials.

Most people learn to code by watching tutorials. My top tip to avoid tutorial hell for everyone who reaches out: 1⃣ Code along with the tutorial 2⃣ Code without watching the tutorial 3⃣ Repeat 2 til you can code without help 4⃣ Build something similar roadmap.sh/get-started

@sudoevans @Star_Knight12 There’s actually a lanugo called Vlang and its quite good. It looks like Golang with some rust like features

@Star_Knight12 Which programming language starts with V? 😂

Name a programming language that starts with the second letter of your name. I'll go first - Rust 🦀

@GithubProjects Work-Life balance!

What's stopping you coding like this?