At least its maintained, but yeah a lot of old dependencies that are not maintained anymore. Is it worth updating every dependency one by one and try to upgrade the whole thing?
There are upgrade branches but somehow they are stale and not worked on anymore. Probably so hard to and test everything manually that they stoped trying at all. How would you go on a project like this if you were to be the new lead there?
thanks a lot coronapl. Yeah I really don't like the way Nextjs is only fully compatible with Vercel. Sounds off. Astro is amazing and so simple, such a joy to work with
thank you, really appreciate it that helps me a lot! Currently I would be the only one starting this project and maintaining it. Everyone else is working on php and not transitioning to the forntend. I would be the one in charge to get new frontend devs on board so yeah. I worked with Nextjs a lot and also use Astro a lot for smaller projects
I don't know how much of a success TRACTOR will be, probably not a success at all but the fact that thousands perhaps millions of dollars are spend for that is just a testimony for rusts future. I don't think it will harm rusts reputation more than the rust foundation dramas.
For developers it's always a risk to invest a lot of time in mastering a language. More so if the language to master is rust, a hard one to begin with. But yeah I guess rust devs need to remind themselves that it is worth it and TRACTOR did just that for me
As of yesterday March 30, Google has apparently made some major changes to how it authenticates devices for Youtube and thus broke thousands of Invidious instances that were happily used as a daily driver by thousands of privacy enthusiasts including me. Having Invidious (currently) broken makes me wonder where the cat and mouse wars of big tech and privacy devs are headed to