I'm looking forward to using some of the developer experience stuff, such as default RuboCop or default GH actions for new apps. Not sure if it's everyone's cup of tea though.
So instead I used a third party authentication service, store some data in JSON files, and also threw up a lamda gateway to store some more data in Google Sheets?
It's not relevant to the bug hunt, but I'm genuinely intrigued. Is this approach considered easier to work with than using a regular ol' DB?
I think the evolution of this person's personal server as outlined in the readme is very insightful.
Goes from literally no configuration management (just SSH into the box to install your stuff) to Ansible and then to Docker and k8s. Quite the Journey.
I think a lot of people here can relate, I certainly can.
I'm on an older phone though and your landing Page murders it. Animations stutter and scrolling is pretty janky. Not sure I'd that's an issue with the components or something else?
Whenever this comes up I'm glad having read "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism".
Not an easy read by any means, but it's core hypothesis is spot on IMO: Google (and others) core business is aggregating and processing as much user data as possible. Every product they create and every decision they make aims to increase or protect their access to data.
My main issue is that if you want to build anything these days it kinda has to look at least decent. All depends on your customers and project, but generally expectations towards UI are high these days.
I'm trying something similar where I style my first prototype - but I'm only allowed to use black and white. Forces me to consider layout, but helps avoid the design rabbit-hole.
Honesty I had a blast with Midjourney. Takes some getting used to, and it's not actually that useful (I think) but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't great fun to use.