sunnybeetroot

Are you successful and have you done the same?

Yeah for sure, here is the regex `^[a-zA-Z0-9]{3,}$`

Ah yes great examples, thank you for explaining.

What areas are classes necessary assuming you’re talking about pure Swift and not iOS?

Cursor by default asks to execute commands, sounds like you had auto run commands on…

Alongside Adele you have JK Rowling who didn’t have all her cards aligned.

OP was insinuating that rolling back commits is a pain point.

Why commit halfway through implementing something with Cursor? Can you not wait until it’s created a feature or task that has been validated and tests written for it?

Mochi is excellent

Mochi is excellent but the apps aren’t native (albeit they are better than many non-native apps)

This is true, I wonder what Apple uses internally to test SwiftUI.

Given Void is backed by Ycombinator, what’s the business plan to start generating revenue?

Think of an app that allows user generated content

Because non-tech people are more susceptible to phishing attempts. It’s obvious to you or I, but my grandma needs all the help she can get to know whether she’s still in the app or an external website when she’s handing over her credentials.

Can you provide more details?

Sounds like you use iOS? Add the birthday to the friend’s contact and it’ll appear in your calendar automatically. You’re welcome in advance.

There are people who live for every ounce of attention, us introverted tech folk probably aren’t the majority of users.

Just some tiny feedback if you didn’t mind; in the free version 10 prompts/day is unticked which sort of hints that there isn’t a 10 prompt/day limit, but I’m guessing that’s not what you want to say?

Write a comparison between X and Y

You are misinformed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23987584

Why does a user need all 1M commits? Can they perform their work with only a few?

By commit hash

Have you tried HTMX?

Then earth isn’t naturally occurring I’m sorry

But does it come from earth?

Solar power isn’t naturally occurring, originates from outside of earth.

Ahh I’m a silly sausage then, thank you! I’m very glad you’re so responsive. Whilst postman is excellent, it’s become so big and enterprisey that it doesn’t feel like requests are heard let alone would be considered given the breadth of customers they deal with.

This is excellent Greg thanks for sharing! One thing I do find missing from a lot of these API clients is synced environment variable entries between environments.

For example if I create a `dev` environment that contains a `base_url` environment variable, it's expected that when I create a `prod` environment, it will also have a `base_url` environment variable. Then in the future if I add more environment variables to my `dev` environment, I need to duplicate the work of adding an environment variable entry to `prod.

I can't be the only one that experiences this pain :P The UX of this could be handled in any number of ways:

- When you create a new environment, ask if you want to duplicate an existing environment's variable names (with empty values)

- If you add a new environment variable, ask if you want to add the environment variable name to another environment

- Option to enable syncing between all environments i.e. deleting a variable row in one environment deletes it for the rest etc

I was about to post this as a github issue for traction but given Issues are turned off thought this may be the next best place.

Regardless, Yaak is excellent!

If you decide to have kids that’s a great long term project.

On the topic of this, what is the best platform similar to Digital Ocean App Platform that isn’t run by a US company?