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zapt02
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Comment #44744985
I'm not sure what you're actually trying to say by that. Svelte has fine-grained opt-in reactivity. If you don't declare a variable with $state, it won't be reactive. That's by des…
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Comment #39929476
> and reddit is hard to bribe? It's not hard to write a post with an ulterior motive (like embedding an affiliate link) on Reddit, but it's hard to get people to vote for it so it …
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Comment #38055428
Nice work on creating the app! I can't see myself using it right now because it looks like Trello (which I currently use) just with less features and a smaller free plan. Perhaps y…
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Comment #37806700
Your analogy would be valid only if there were three car manufacturers and one of them basically had 60%+ market share. It's not the same.
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Comment #37785364
Finally developers can be under the mercy of some random dude who owns the store.app domain and charges for instead, joy!
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Comment #37301797
There's clearly no lack of existing solutions in the k8s space because a majority of the comments are currently "why not use X instead".
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Comment #36629003
The $5 plan sounds good and affordable, but I think the VPS comparison is disingenuous because you can typically put a lot of things on a $5-10 dollar VPS. I pay $20/mo and have so…
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Comment #36160224
Some of the costs people rarely consider for europeans is VAT (25% extra) and the decreasing price of european currencies. In the last ten years USD is 30% stronger against EUR and…
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Comment #36155432
It is different in the sense that you can sign up for it without having a Facebook account and actually not have them connected at all. It's good enough for me. What was not good e…
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Comment #36153874
Problem is this product is worth like $30 in total.
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Comment #36153853
Agreed. Value-wise this is a $30 product with one year of free upgrades, not $30/month.
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Comment #36118114
I would like to see a similar blog post, but for React.
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Comment #35900607
I hope you will mature one day and that you will see that whatever bad experience you had with PHP (probably many years ago if not decades) is not universal.
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Comment #35338606
This app is dead in the water. That doesn't mean it's not gonna provide some usefulness to groups of people, just that a iOS-only, freemium group chat will never reach mass appeal …
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Comment #35331263
Do you see any problems with there only being one browser engine that is relevant?
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Comment #35143828
Looks cool. Any chance you would provide a docker-compose.yml file for self hosting? Right now it's not really simple to do so.
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Comment #35129176
Old Node version probably, try version 18 or 19.
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Comment #35026585
There's a TypeScript port that works rather well: https://github.com/beenotung/ts-liveview
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Comment #34960714
It took me about six months to notice anything to be honest. I've been on it for almost two years now and I still don't feel 100% but I feel like it's a very very very slow gradual…
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Comment #34833554
npm can't install the correct version of Node to use automatically, but nvm can using "nvm i"
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Comment #34828090
Getting older projects to run was a huge pain for me when I started working with JavaScript, but I have found two easy steps to get around this: 1. Use nvm + an .nvmrc file in your…
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Comment #34794652
That's obviously the price per seat.
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Comment #34737173
You should have priced it at $15 for a permanent license desktop app. I'd pick it up as a snack purchase. But I'd never pay $5/mo for so little.
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Comment #34642422
> Small SaaS > 4 billions requests & 1PB of data per month Pick one!
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Comment #33929063
You can never truly own anything. Even a hut in the forest will have property and municipal taxes attached to it. With domains it's really about who you are "renting" it from. For …