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Web Developer @PixiteAU | prev. iOS tweak dev; MissionControl, Nightshade, RealLPM,

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@heyandras I recently migrated my homelab services over to coolify and I just wanna say, at every step of the way I was impressed; every edge case I ran into or thing I thought I would have to work around was already covered in your docs and supported cleanly. You’ve done an incredible job

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@MelkeyDev Nevermind Claude just blitzed through some tasks I threw it and made me eat this assumption

These models really do feel like a roller coaster sometimes

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@MelkeyDev I haven’t tried codex but Claude feels like ass if you involve it in a codeshare of any significance

But I might just be spoiled seeing how well it handles web projects in comparison

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@MelkeyDev Codebase*

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@ChristianSelig @elSchtaunko I’ve come back to this because you left an itch in the back of my brain; was your connection issues on ATV with both standard auth and quick connect or just one in particular

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@JamesWelbes All of that said, part of the reason people love the Wordpress ecosystem is because of the breadth of tools available; so regardless of how many plugins “already do this” having another option to is never a bad thing

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@JamesWelbes We do this internally with our “white-label” plugin basically correlates all the little helpers I end up adding to every site, standardizes some of our ACF fields and bundles the readmes with the plugin itself so that I can manage them by shipping a plugin update

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@jh3yy The path of least resistance, is usually the one that leads to the most headaches at scale

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@huge_icons http://localhost:3000

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@jh3yy @fabgaliano @screenstudio How do you like SwiftUI? Can imagine you doing some pretty neat stuff with it, the declarative syntax makes it feel very accessible coming from the web

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@shadcn Idk if you were super early to the party but there’s been tabs the entire time I’ve used it 😅

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@Baconbrix @YairDev Expo was a godsend, truly made working with RN an enjoyable experience, really appreciate the work you guys have been doing to reduce the work on our end for things like Liquid Glass & Widgets

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@Baconbrix @YairDev I think native will always win out, there are trade-offs that inherently come with React Native as a whole so if cross-platform isn’t a concern, native will always be the lowest friction choice

That said, having recently had to work on an android & iOS app…

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@laogui It’s because the people who cared about Arc felt abandoned by @browsercompany , the people who would have criticized this stopped caring a long time ago

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@SnazzyLabs @da_booyse Any references for what you consider to be “done right” genuinely curious :)

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@grimcodes It makes me sad to see all the hate on this because whether it’s to one’s personal taste or not, it was them letting someone on the team have a bit of fun which all software needs more of these days imo.

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@ChristianSelig @elSchtaunko I use wolphin on my tv and it is great, Swiftin was pretty promising last time I checked it out and is OSS

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@theo Because if I’m writing code my terminal is already open, and as much as people clown TUIs, I genuinely just prefer the simplicity of a single input/output interface.

That said I do enjoy the work conductor has been doing and probably do need to give it more exploration

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@paulswaney3 Your a weird dude