@chrismunns I didnโt even know about this when it happened. I had my two PCs - one with Windows and other Linux, and my dial up internet, or could go to my uni labs for faster internet and even Sun workstations running UNIX (Solaris). Continued to ignore Apple until they switched to UNIX.
True. My current side project I am going from idea to launching a beta in under 2 weeks (and I have users lining up to be first to test it), but man is there so much UI work to do to make it not look like something I vibe coded in a week. It looks decent enough though and is usable so Iโm happy.
I mean, if it means I can make good money for the next couple of decades (not sure it does), would love to be that. I have used plenty of non-Java langs (right now Typescript for front end, Python for internal stuff, all kinds of stuff on side projects). But with agentic I donโt think lang matters that much anymore, and Iโm embracing that fully.
@nuoji I mean I was doing plain servlet with straight JDBC and a bit of .Net before started using Spring. Thankfully never had to deal with EJB or the really nasty early J2EE stuff that Spring was a reaction to.
@alexsoyes I mean, thatโs pretty good for when itโs plugged in over night / weekend and can churn on a task list. I have the same laptop and have started to experiment with this.
Are my $7 (extra $2 for backup) 1GB Linode VPSโs going to go up in price?
Spending much more money running agents to build in golang instead of Java to use less RAM, and Iโve never written any golang code before. In other cases just doing static sites. Getting a lot out of 1GB RAM VPSโs
Oh that's a down side for sure if that is the case. I run Claude Code directly on my Linux servers (no GUI) sometimes, and use remote to keep sessions going. A lot could be done over ssh, but that's another machine I have to have on.
Trying codex for the next month to compare and haven't tried remote yet.