They were just on Linus Tech Tip.
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Mainly to target both developers and non developers. I also find it easier and faster to navigate and select elements via UI than in code.
It's very early prototype but the next feature would be to export/view the created playwright code from the workflow.
Salam. I'm currently working on a very similar idea but through a no code UX perspective https://usetwobytwo.com. Nice to see you guys see the same issue exist.
I found Cloudflare's offering to be more than enough and get multi regional deployment.
I want to get into RE with AI. Which model you liking the most?
I used Cursor with Opus but was expensive. I've moved to Zed with Claude max plan and have enjoyed the fast editor and get way more out of my Max plan. Zed offers enough inline suggestions for free.
On the contrary, Whitey on the Moon still rings true.
+1 for Tanstack start. I just setup a new project with it and like the whole ecosystem. Only slight disadvantage is most third party documentation and automatic setup with packages aren't setup for Tanstack Start yet.
Looks amazing, added to my wish list!
It's ok to mass survey foreign entities.
I used Charles to help me get endpoints for controlling my automatic cat toilet. The Chinese based iOS app was horrible to use and who knows what data it collected.
After getting the endpoints, I was able to plug it directly into Home assistant.
Any docs for hooking up a bot to WhatsApp? I have WhatsApp bridge running successfully and a python echo bot running that I can call in a Matrix room, but I can't invite the bot to a WhatsApp room, it says User is already in the space
Sphinx is open source search engine. Sphinx allows full-text searches over large data sources.
Any book or course recommendations aimed for a developer to get into fluid simulation? Build along kind of guides?
You can have your dapp just return HTML so in this case your simple static website is hosted on the blockchain.
Maybe try running the company with a partner if possible. Can help you share the burden and have some one to go through the experience together.
Graduated from General Assembly in London 4 years ago. Now working for a Robotics company as a software developer.
Bootcamps are great in teaching you the foundation of software engineering (mainly in a web development role). The biggest learning experience I received was learning how to learn.
During my time I have needed to venture into lower level programming and having more CS knowledge really is a big plus.
I feel like bootcamps could spend some more time teaching general Computer science topics, however you can pick the experience up during your career.