htmx just got me to do some front-end programming again after many years of false starts with Angular, React, Flutter, etc!
Very refreshing and extremely productive! Goland, browser window and Bard for code snippets and from idea to first working flow in less than an hour!
With other frameworks I would first have to struggle for a day or two setting up the tooling and understand all of the new concepts and constructs. Or worse, learn completely new language (Flutter, Typescript)
Ah, another one! On the other hand, if you've already containerized your app and are not using buildpacks, the switch to Kubernetes should be fairly easy. Thanks for the link, will check.
"ifconfig eth0 down" on the production bastion host, instead of on my localhost terminal -- and no hands on in the datacenter which was 160km away. Of course the bastion host was the only one not hooked up to remote power reset services.. and only 2 hours left in the service window.. sinking feeling
Yes! It feels.. very polished. The new notifications and settings area are just awesome. Also the app drawer is pretty great. And the animations... smooth as butter!
Still here! Definitely stay away from preview release on your main phone, but once Google slaps beta on a build stuff is pretty stable (have not tried in car Bluetooth yet -- knock on wood).
As a dev, days like these are the ones where I get my moneys worth buying into Googles hardware :)
Remember getting Linux root and boot diskette images via FTP mail (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FTPmail) and downloading them using UUCP on a "superfast" 9600 baud dialup connection. Thx Linus!
Beware, link-bait! Title should really be "Microservices without non-Amazon Services", which if you remove the double negate really says "Microservices with Amazon Services", which is well.. not that interesting IMO. I'd rather write against CloudFoundry which abstract away AWS.