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Building great things

[Huelder @huelder]

Script para Cinema 4D mais útil que já fiz.

[Lokasta @Lokastaz]

Portifa is getting a massive update.

Better art portfolio showcase, real mentor feedback, and...

Tinder for jobs 👀Swipe right → fast-apply. Daily matches based on your profile. That's it.

soon available for all users

[Lokasta @Lokastaz]

#vibejam Breakdown Day 3/10.
100 commits. ONE HUNDRED. 🔥

Migrated ALL gameplay to .tres Resources. buildings, projectiles, species, enemies, missions.

Adding an enemy now = duplicate a file.
Zero recompile for balancing.

Then shipped 12 meta-progression phases.
Boss AI. TechTree. BreedingService. RunMap.

Oh and 290x speedup from faction-bucket cache. 👽

A hundred commits in one day.
Someone check my pulse.

#vibejam #gamedev #godot

[null @ILokasta]

5 days until portifa(.)io goes live

today i added the thing that was keeping me up at night... the preview mode where you can see exactly how recruiters will see your portfolio

if a recruiter spends 30 seconds on your page, those 30 seconds better count

[Cory Zue @czue]

Django is arguably the startup tech world's best-kept secret. Here's why you don't hear about it:

1. The personality of the community is to not be self-promotional. This is probably related to it being community-led, not run by a celebrity like rails or Laravel, or a company like ~everything in JavaScript.

2. Many Django people moved to Mastodon in the fallout of the Elon purchase, moreso than for other frameworks, due to some combination of politics and nerdiness.

3. It moves slowly. In part, because it is already so good at most things.

4. The lack of opinions about front end makes it harder for beginners to make flashy demos quickly.

5. Most people building on Django are too busy shipping.

In a way, Django's (lack of) hype is a victim of many of its best qualities. It is mature and full of features. It is stable and something you can be sure will be running similar to today in five years. It is security obsessed. It is powered by consensus and a community that has been bitten too many times by bad choices and is now very careful about adding things. And it is fantastic at handling all the boring but extremely-time-consuming aspects of building a product that no one really talks about because they happen behind the scenes and don't make for viral content.

[Huelder @huelder]

@brunomtorrao @cherry_ramatis @gbraz99 O @oAnimador3D ou @bene_l_ devem fazer ou ter alguém para indicar

[Yan Cui @theburningmonk]

How Discord stores Trillions of messages

Why the Discord team switched from running 177 Cassandra nodes to ScyllaDB, and how they did it. Lots of good tips for optimizing a large-scale system like this and how to do db migration without downtime.

https://t.co/nsY2F6fWM3

[The Go Dev @TheGoDev]

A CLI to rule them all and in the code bind them.

{ author: @cherry_ramatis } #DEVCommunity #GoLang
https://t.co/kJC3MFHXwe

[Astro @astrodotbuild]

Introducing: Starlight — everything we know about building docs, wrapped up in an easy-to-use template.

🧩 built-in site search, navigation, i18n, a11y, seo, clean typography, code highlighting, dark mode, "edit in GitHub", MDX, Markdoc AND MORE!

🌟 https://t.co/cfocUgAuxD

[Huelder @huelder]

@duborges @mateusjatenee GCP tends to be cheaper in the long run (though it has fewer features and documentation as well), but if you're looking for free credits, AWS has plenty of incentives. At https://t.co/hZwuAQRa5N you should get some credits. DO is certainly the easiest to use.

[Huelder @huelder]

@mateusjatenee @duborges It makes perfect sense, I thought he was processing it himself sorry

[Huelder @huelder]

@mateusjatenee @duborges if the tasks are already taking a minute each and it is image processing, I believe that only one VPS will end up being very expensive and unfeasible quickly.

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

3D animators are going to love this.

This is ChatGPT-4 for Blender.

& It’s available for everyone to try👇

[Ujjwal Chadha @ujjwalscript]

How to learn a new programming language the right way:

[Jarred Sumner @jarredsumner]

Introducing Bun - an incredibly fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime.

https://t.co/Yt6tAcnBQs

[Amjad Masad @amasad]

Announcing replit.web: the fastest Python development experience in the world.

For the first time in the history of web programming, you can build a hosted app with data persistence and user auth in 10 lines of code!

https://t.co/40v9PyvQdc

[Nodes @nodes_io]

✨The open beta is here!✨

We are so proud to present the open beta of Nodes for you all to experiment and explore with. We hope you'll love this new way of creating with code.

Download here: https://t.co/34pRiDqcXI

[Santiago @svpino]

Python 🐍 is full of surprises!

It's one of those languages with a strong personality that always finds a way to stand up.

Here are 10 interesting —and probably surprising— Python features.

🧵👇

[Blender.Today 🔸 @BlenderToday]

Ubisoft open sourced Mixer, a Blender add-on developed at Ubisoft Animation Studio for Real Time Collaboration in 3D, allows multiple Blender users to work on the same scene at the same time. https://t.co/valEmmk9E4 #b3d

[Rive @rive_app]

The Rive 2 closed beta is here! We've been hard at work on a new version of Rive that introduces team collaboration, new web and desktop editors, and numerous UX improvements. Sign up at https://t.co/u4oiAZ6AQg and read our blog post at https://t.co/exjNr2STBh. #MadeWithRive

[Huelder @huelder]

@dzn_mar Sim, em todos os scripts Python que você usar, mas isso só na próxima release

[Huelder @huelder]

Finalmente o CINEMA 4D vai migrar para Python 3!!