Totally agree! I'm still on the Pixel 4a, starting to look at an upgrade but I don't think there is one. Luckily I don't demand too much from my phone, but making better pictures would be nice.
The author says he wants to switch Disqus to Commento but I wouldn't just do that. I didn't have a great experience with Commento. I like the idea and mostly the execution of it (including the OAuth) but I found some major bugs (Firefox just didn't work at the time) and I didn't get any response to reporting those. I asked a few more questions by mail and also no response. After that I'm gone pretty quick.
Not that I'm saying you should use Disqus since they have some privacy issues
This is a side project I made for fun. It's basically "Tinder for music".
It works by selecting a playlist to establish a baseline for the type of music you're interested in. As you swipe, it shows you more music based on what you've liked so far.
It uses the Spotify API under the hood for track recommendations.
There is some horrible javascript that calculates what the font size should be based on the height of the browser. A large screen gets a huge font and if you zoom out then the resize event triggers which keeps the font the same size.
Might be one of the worst things I've seen on the web so far
When was your experience with Mongo? I'm wondering because I use Mongo now with transactions (supported since version 4) and I like to know about problems I might face in the future.
Another brick in the walled garden of the Facebook internet of the future.
Now even kids below the age of 13 will have a Facebook account, setup by their parents who are already on Facebook anyway and enticed by exactly what they want to hear ("More Fun For Kids, More Control For Parents") thanks to the marketing team.
Your first 3 points are big deals but not unique anymore. The Vue webpack template comes with all that. Code splitting couldn't be easier, async/await out of the box and it stays backwards compatible up to IE9.
I'm sure React webpack templates have the same features but I don't have experience there.
Yea the "incorrect login" is a generic message now. The title isn't correct, I'll change it.
The blueprints section will get a graphical editor soon, very high on the priority list.
So if you invite users with the Editor role, they will edit content in the same interface but things like Blueprints are hidden for them.
Target audience right now is developers but the future plan is to make it so that you start using Headless without any technical knowledge.
I've been using Gitlab free for all my personal projects and mostly I'm totally okay with this change. I was afraid of being forced to pay for some basic functionality in a year but honestly most bronze/silver features are for slightly bigger projects than personal.
Just one small thing: pretty much the only 2 features I use from the Bronze plan are Issue Weight (I can live without them) and Milestones.
I would like to see Milestones in the Free plan because for me it is just a convenience to create more structure in my issues. I wouldn't pay for just that feature and the alternative is more labels which would have the same result but more messy.
Webpack does much more than just put all your stuff in 1 bundle. It minifies, it does code splitting (only load what you need, HTTP2 is even a benefit here), tree shaking (remove unsued CSS), it can change your import paths for your convienence and so much more.
Really it can do everything and that's why its so daunting for developers.
I can't live without hot module reloading anymore.. With my Vue projects (no idea if React does it like this too) I can update my code and it only reloads either CSS, JS or HTML and it completely maintains state. Textfields maintain their content while I edit their CSS, just great.
Wasn't long ago that auto reload on file change was a fancy feature...