

Thanks for sharing your though.
I think also that naming is an underused super power. It’s also difficult to do it well at the first try.


Thanks for sharing your though.
I think also that naming is an underused super power. It’s also difficult to do it well at the first try.


That’s an optimistic point of view. I think I like it.


What about not using Youtube at all? Or just the bare minimum, without account, without interactions to stop to feed the system at a user level?
What is your app about?
Family, Ok, I got it, but what is the purpose?


I tried some solutions and the one I stick is to write an HTML page that I use for my website ( https://cv.isman.fr/ ) and just print it in PDF.
And it’s vesionned with git, of course!


Well, for a lots of reasons I do not want to use LLM to generate code. I prefer interactions between humans.
And I prefer not to use projects that allow this kind of tools to develop them.


Same for me, I quit when I saw my bills incrinsing a lot and I found very good and cheap one ( planethoster ).


Informative read.


Yes it is.
There is nice gameengine to play with, like https://www.babylonjs.com/
Typescript or even JavaScript now are nice to work with.


Very nice account view. 👍


A bit overkill, right. But that’s nice to know there is a way.
I have a raspberry pi zero at home, maybe I can try that at some point. 😊


Ohh!! nice, I didn’t see it when I searched.
I’m trying to install it on linux, that’s not working so far, but I keep it in mind. :)


Thanks, but I’m looking specially for a tool to ‘extract’ information from a caldav agenda.
The main point is that I use it to book my meetings and so on. And I don’t want to have to track my time in another app. :)


Very nice, indeed, but I use caldav to book all my stuff. That’s hard to replace.


Do you mean this one? https://codeberg.org/trougnouf/cfait
Very nice project! 🤠
Skills are the new name for markdown file… 😏


Amazing! Thank you for your comment and allthis informations.


Oh, I remember having read nice blog post about git flow in his blog, thank you.


A good one, thank you :)
I love when I can talk with my colegues and ask questions.