Astro removes the html tags and just renders text, so I can’t return a new table row for simple crud setup. Only when it’s a valid table does it not strip out the html.
Fly use to not require a credit card and could use the free tier. I setup a few instances just to trial about a year ago, about 6 months ago these instances started costing about $12 per month, I just logged in the other day to discover this. I feel now if I wanted to use their services they would back bill me for these test accounts I wasn’t using. Feel they could have notified me when they started charging so I could have shutdown the accounts.
I don’t understand what you mean? Tailwind is free, sure you can buy prebuilt components but there are even more free ones. Also not making the connection between tailwind and vanilla js and jQuery. Also, it’s ideal if you can get away with just vanilla js, and jQuery isn’t that bad although Alpine is perhaps a bit better choice these days.
Next.js is good overall. It has changed a lot over time and has some things that were not ideal like the whole getserversideprops and getstaticprops but the new App directory I am really liking, the new changes work more inline with my mental modal of how things should work.
It saves all previous messages in an array of messages so it ‘remembers’ the conversation from the beginning. So when you post your message you’re also posting the complete message history. So it’s kind of not recording in the sense that it will give your conversation content to other users.
Good youtube video here that covers a lot this, quite an interesting watch even if it just confirms what you have already been seeing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48AOOynnmqU
Next.js saved me from the mess that was Gatsby and have used it for many projects but these days I find Astro simplifies things even more and has become my go to tool.
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Have you tried Astro. Lets you get back to basic html, css and it’s not a SPA but an old school MPA. Lets you use react or similar for any interactive component but without SPA complexity. Worth a look but always depends on what your needs are.