@parag_uikey18 I think, build something first with React, then move to Next. It'll be more clicked after you build something with React.
But, learn Node.js genuinely when it really require you to do it. I mean we have something like supabase so you can focus more on the frontend.
Recording course videos for @Kodepas has been humbling. Explaining something out loud shows me exactly which parts I only half understood. I end up relearning a lot while I record.
@leoleotoobad I mostly stay in T3 Code terminal, easier to chain with my own scripts. I only open an app view when I want to read a diff without switching windows. Still learning when that tradeoff is worth it.
@mausbot_ Enjoying my bots so far. One thing I'm stuck on: from my second laptop, "Take control" on the live desktop asks me to pick a Cloud computer, even with Remote access on and computer view allowed. Is live control from another device cloud-only for now, or am I missing a setting?
Tried https://t.co/YdqiUjzYZx locally. Everything runs through Docker, so setup is tough if you're not technical.
For a business, their cloud version still seems worth it over self-host.
For personal, @OpenBot_ is still my pick: install it, barely any config, first agent ready.
Docker clicked for me once I stopped thinking of containers as tiny VMs. They're just processes with their own view of files and network. Now I'm learning Kubernetes and trying to keep the same mindset: start from what is actually running.
I'm building a small exercise habit: a walking pad and short YouTube workouts. I hadn't exercised properly in years, so I'm keeping it tiny on purpose. Showing up daily matters more to me right now than doing a lot.