jerawaj740

If Facebook were built today, what would be the primary language used for the backend?

based on web components, you can use it everywhere React/vue/svelte... or any server side language

i'm secret fan of your work, the first time i see the library i share it here, this is the minimum i can do to support your work

simplicity, peace of mind

i'm afraid that they will stop supporting Svelte 4 and push us to Svelte 5

i don't know why i read it as DangerJs hahhahahhahahah

thank you for your reply, as i said it is a gen tool for creating compaigns, i will try to avoid getting blocked by following some secure steps like: email/domain warmup, rotate between different emails/domains ,set an unsbscribe link in every email footer...

> Spammers taking advantage of your system to delivery spam emails

i'm trying to understand more how gmail/outlook and other work so i keep the deliverability.

i end up choosing Resend for some resons but i may change it depends on the business requirements: better DX, less corporated feeling, nice+clean documentation, pricing not too bad (they should make a living :) )

you are welcome

why not Rails+inertiaJs+react+postgres instead of paid tools like nextjs+supabase+clerk ?

you didn't answer the question: why makes ppl use it ? fun ? or share knowledge/opportunities ?

donate to other open source maintainers

i may build it to put it in my portfolio to get a job, but what makes ppl use it ?

what do you think ?

testing database triggers is a pain, i can change one line of code logic in server and hit ctr+s then i test the api faster than testing db trigger function + it is more readable in one place

how?

Same situation for me. I hate working in non-tech jobs; I want to spend my time improving my coding skills and earning money by building software. A small amount of money is good enough for me for now. I'm not married, and I want financial stability so I can focus more on my coding skills.

Yes, you are right. It is a weird decision by the developers behind Hacker News to decide which version of Reddit (old/new) the user wants to use

i think microsoft and google add feature to export their docs into markdown

i mean don't tie to specific tech as a developer :)

so Don't tie your identity to a specific technology :)

what country?

I think some developers are focusing more on creating content on YouTube, possibly for money, but many of them produce great content, what I like about YouTube is that there’s no noise just a stream of information, YouTube encourages you to build, whereas other platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn often push you towards talking and shitposting

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