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Django GDPR Cookie Consent app for Django websites that use cookies: pybazaar.com/resources/5YV7…

@KostjaPalovic I agree. These days the bottleneck is usually testing whether what you get is really what you need or if what you get matches what you needed.

I have a feeling that AI coding came with an interesting outcome. Before AI when a feature/change in question would result in a massive change we would stop and think if we need this and how we can do it gradually, do we really need this change, what would be the consequences and so on. Today, provided you are on a big enough plan with your AI coding vendor(s) nothing is stopping you from making a huge change that can affect so many things. You don't have time think, especially while implementing it. You had a few weeks, now such change happens in 5-45 minutes. You might not even be thinking about it while AI is working on these changes, you'd be picking your lunch in the food delivery app, browse X, or IG reels. That's awesome of course that you CAN do BIG changes fast, but with slower pace and higher cost of changes we would have this natural pause before even starting something, maybe it is not even a good thing that we are about to do. i guess feature creep is cheaper and easier these days.

For a record, to extract, build and test the on-premise version of remember-your-people.app took 32 hours even with Claude Code being highly involved.

About Semantic HTML djangotricks.com/tricks/3aWQm2a…

About Caching Only Anonymous Visits djangotricks.com/tricks/Qxog8z5…

About the Template Fragment Caching without Invalidation djangotricks.com/tricks/6VmeN4o…

Debugging Ansible scripts is so consuming. I have been spending good 6-7 hours on that, and there is still no end.

About Execution Permissions and Deployment djangotricks.com/tricks/7Rjk8rK…

The expert™️ ("ChatGPT") suggests that's it's a mindset shift from layer-based architecture to feature-based architecture.

Wagtail Routable Pages combine the model, admin, URL config, and views into a single component. React combines JavaScript logic, HTML, and sometimes CSS into a single component. Do you think this is a technological advancement, or is it better to keep a separation of concerns?

@marconoiz Decide what to use Claude for.

tell me one thing you can do better than Claude

Creating a web project is one thing, but preparing it as a reusable, free or sellable package requires a totally different mindset and attention to detail.

Too many important things on the to-do list, but I couldn't help myself and added an Easter Egg at remember-your-people.app Have you ever included an Easter Egg into a product that you build?

you can just build things with threejs

Here’s how you can make your own Spotify album display with a Raspberry pi!!

@araseb_ I am solving technical problems.

be honest: are you actually coding… or just arguing with ai until it works?

As it's 39°C outside today, I checked my MacBook temperature too. And learned that the current 82.49°C for MacBook CPU is completely normal and expected. Modern MacBook processors are designed to safely run up to 100°C before they start slowing themselves down to cool off.

Related findings: djangotricks.com/tricks/322JcCD…

So the recent technical issues at PyBazaar.com have once again shown that cache invalidation is a beast. The main problem is that the dependencies used to generate cache keys are not very transparent when using the default decorators.

What sometimes seems to be a small hotfix before bed, sometimes takes 2x or 3x more time. And look - it's morning already!