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I can already tell you for sure that those comments are a liability time bomb as soon as enough codebase changes and if the ai forgot to update those comments now it's gonna contextualise or hallucinate logic that doesn't make sense. It's work should be measured on the correctness and maintainability of what it generated, comments as soon as they become stale that's a ticking bomb.

There's also an unresolved bug when a certain email is both coming from an on-prem exchange and at the same time is used as a registered account at Microsoft, outlook seems to have continuous disconnections and prompts to login into the Microsoft account in outlook rather than sticking to the already logged in exchange email. Frustrating to say the least.

that's green! whoever invented the name of the colour had a different vision

hue 174, "true median" .-.

That's true for new projects, I've found that as a bootstrap mechanism it is not ideal, takes away your hard earned preferences/know-how abs leaves you barely engaged on the technical path. On the other side I already have quite big codebases, some legacy and inherited, there exist vast amount of context to work on and figure out stuff/fixes/bugs/improvements and Claude Code excels 95% of the time in figuring the existing flows and functionality, if a vague or precise issue is known that's facing some files elaborations or user work flows it can do a good job in pointing out what are, with a high chance, the issues.

I can't find an alternative to nextcloud keepass file open and manage in browser :/

what would look like a Blazor integration?

You're not, foreshadowing my Claude subscription with email only login... I want a password everyday.

I arrived at this conclusion too after 3 years of smart working, it's unreasonable to have today an obliged/implicit sacrifice of time and money that's commuting to the work place.

I would have to disagree, so far the new file API has been the most buggy experience for many apps that have to use files every time that the app is running or is in background, and this is from a user experience perspective alone.

I can understand why the developers can't be bothered with a badly thought out new system.

I'm in the same boats, I have an app on play store but that dev verification thing will cost me around 90 euros where its not making me money even though its commercially driven still, I just can't be bothered to spend extra money for Google for their company verification requirements

(ps: I tried to get support about it and was willing to provide the company info just to keep getting on the platform, but the only answers that I got were "you must use this (non free) system to have your company verified" and then I tacitly said "screw this")

I don't know about that, it was a dead platform for my projects by the time that the US government policies went and blocked accounts and projects of some middle east developers.

Since then I'm happy self hosting Gitea. GitHub is still a decent place to contribute to others projects.

at least for my privacy conscious web apps I don't even expect email for login, just a username and password.

And if people really want to enable password recovery then they add their email into their profile and that data point is only used for that.

It might bother some, but I don't really want to require emails for privacy related services. My two cents.

as a pwa developer, that's a continuous concern, lately I was thinking of notifying the users after certain actions to go and save locally the data that's withing the web app(it's all JSON btw) and restore it later when in need, but that's too cumbersome as a solution for many... ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯

Signed, from Italy ;D

Please forget about showing up physically, it's noble to think of "you really care" but in places with organized crime they have ways to count if those that depend on them come and vote for their "right" choice. It has been estimated that around 20-30% of IRL votes in Italy follow the organized crimes choice.

Location: Italy

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: C# Fullstack + Web(JS, HTML & CSS)

Résumé/CV: On request

Email: work.yevheniy@hvozdikov.me

In the tech-stack it gives me "Chromium not found"...

Even IndexedDb? Having a PWA based on webassembly(Blazor) that I test on an updated iPhone 6 I have to say that I didn't ever run in such issues, the experience is good even though the device is old.

That's messed up, why should I put up with CORS when others have a special treatment...

So much whitespace, I'm at a loss of what's where.

Now this is going in any place with long format texts in my web apps, thanks

I would have expected at least 20 locales available by the basic tier, with a globalised world just 2 languages isn't interesting in places like EU

I'm on an ZenFone 10 with Firefox and I can only see the menu UI, everything else is black

I mean, C# runs fine in the browser nowadays too, thanks to WebAssembly

No C# environment?

Web apps can be packaged for release in different marketplaces, that's something that you can't do with all native code of just one platform.

That being said, you better start learning to pull up quickly landing pages and gauge/investigate interest of the audience or potential clients and improve your marketing and selling skills asap.

The idea alone is never enough most of times even though your hands are itching to start on building an idea or product.

I use JSON for import/export of user data (in my super app collAnon), it's more predictable and the toolings around it to transform into any other format(even csv) is underappreciated, imo.

I'm currently in such place, I want to move on from working for someone and focus on my side service products but it's quite hard leaving a monthly stable income that's currently paying for mortgage and loans. I don't know if it's opportune but I'm gonna share my self-service pitch deck just in case:

https://arasaka.software/pitch

Well, not all web development is exclusive of JS nowadays, we have the WebAssembly based Blazor framework where you use C# throughout 98% of the web app development, no JS library is ever required of you want to.