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It’s true that they could focus on polishing the edit experience, but given that I rarely code anymore by hand, I have some doubts that it’s future proof to do that.
I think is not a bad bet trying to innovate in the LLM-coding space. Looking forward to try deltaDB and I hope it works outside of Zed !
Present the decision in terms of its consequences — consequences that fall on you as the leader, not on others. You want to make clear that the accountability for the outcome rest with you and that others are "safe".
What usually happens when I do this is that the team defers to me to make the decision cause they recognize my point.
That way, you preserve alignment and authority without eroding trust, because the team sees it’s not about wielding power, but about owning the consequences no one else should or can carry.
I never used vue for production apps, but my feeling tells me this could be a problem when the app becomes big. If you change a prop deep inside the model layer the chances of triggering an unintentional view update are higher? By using setters, you're essentially creating a more structured and controlled way of updating your application's state. But I have the react googles on, maybe I am missing something :)
OpenNext is currently built for AWS but they plan to support any functions as a service platform.
Is this really "open". It seems to me that by "open" they mean, outside of Vercel and inside Amazon. What do you think ? Has someone used it ?
In a startup with 3-4 people is obviously most of the time not a good idea to stick to all agile rituals, but even in a small organization there are things to mimic from agile processes.
For multi page apps (e.g. with nextjs) I’ve never used a global state manager. Next-auth, useReducer and react query are enough until now.
The about section is full of the inspiration sources :)
Sanctions making Putin retreat seems more hypothetical to me. Targeting civilians on purpose to try to change a dictators mind is naive and it underestimates the power of a dictatorship inside its own country. Of course seizing foreign assets of Russian oligarchs has to be done, quitting projects with Russian companies as well and many other things, just don't try to affect the middle-low Russian class to create difficulties, it will only mess with the people and it wont damage Putin's regime.
I also want maximum damage on Russia. Offer Middle-low class Russians something WAY better than what they cant get in their country, and make it easy for them to go outside of Russia to get it. IMO that causes more damage than the sanctions (short and long term) but we will never know.