Cole | Development

Full Stack Developer. Tech, Blockchain, AI.

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

A little insight to what I’m building for the @Ultra_io ecosystem… applying for a little grant to get it over the line..

Anyone will be able to build powerful marketplaces like ultraislife and ultra data powered dapps..

Will be open source..

https://t.co/OrbT3Awfpr

$UOS

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@James_M_South I actually think the pricing is reasonable and is well structured with the tier system.. it’s a fantastic library..

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@mjovanovictech I think it depends on the desired outcome.. I used the strangler fig to upgrade applications from webforms to .net8 MVC incrementally.. microservices is another conversation and level of complexity that we didn’t require.. also be careful with MassTransit as it’s soon a paid prod

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@stevensanderson I mean.. if you have a standalone page and it requires a simple bit of MVVM why not? It’s lightweight, simple, well documented.,

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

Looks fantastic.. but why is my feed full of people building/designing the same dashboards with slightly different look/feel.. most of them aren’t actually production apps.. what’s the fixation? Is there that bigger market for generic dashboards?

[Marcel @marcelkargul]

Finished a full dashboard in under 2 days.

Clean, modern, and exactly what real products should feel like.

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@mjovanovictech Yes i do a similar thing.. in one of our solutions where there are multiple isolated features which are dependent on client I isolate the contexts by feature despite being in same db as some clients won’t implement certain features so don’t need any knowledge of it

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@thebuggeddev All looks good but it’s a generic product.. a product built for the sake of building a product.. it doesn’t deal with the complexity of a real ecommerce application.. it’s effectively a demo, there is so much more needed for it to deal with the nuances of the real world

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@noelcetaSEO Good list but you missed one important one.. add exclusions to robots.txt file so crawlers don’t crawl the faceted urls.. no indexing means they won’t get indexed but may still be crawled..

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@Dave_DotNet Very neat.. but “readonly”.. still a decent code saving though

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@tomholz @BradAI @oliviscusAI Yeah that’s the conclusion I came to.. things are evolving so quickly.. just trying to keep up with new developments! Thanks for reply

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@tomholz @BradAI @oliviscusAI Hi. So it’s a medical training app so one persona will be a nurse and one will be the concerned patient… the user will be interacting with both

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@BradAI @tomholz @oliviscusAI So ElevenLabs is still your preference in this space.. I’m currently working with a company building an AI training app and we use ElevenLabs but always on the lookout for cheaper more effective solutions.. Cartesia is one we have just started to look at

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@samrithshankar @gkcs_ @linear 💯

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@AntonMartyniuk @mjovanovictech Yes been using this to migrate from .net web forms app to .net 8 app.. can use system webadapters to help with auth etc too!

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@samrithshankar @gkcs_ @linear Also if your small team becomes a big team JIRA then can scale better with you

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@samrithshankar @gkcs_ @linear GitHub projects is cool but I’d say more useful for dev teams.. if you are a small business team with a mix of people, some non dev.. JIRA is still a great choice

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@Zorii_ger @iskishor @gkcs_ Jira is free for less than 10 people.. many of my clients and projects find it very useful and once setup is easy to manage and track tasks

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@gkcs_ Some bad takes in this thread imo.. sheets is simpler but JIRA has many advantages

- notifications, integrations (slack, GitHub etc)
- images, videos easily added to issues
- much more advanced visualisation of current work a
- reporting, time tracking

Its about requirements

[Cole | Development @ncole_dev]

@samrithshankar @gkcs_ @linear Looks very cool.. thanks for recommending.. however if you are a small team, less than 10 JIRA is free.. Linear only allows 250 issues which is nothing…

JIRA is a free and very useful tool for small teams to visualise, assign, track and document work items