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Notifications : Do you really need it? How often do we track a tutorial?

Collections : looks like a good option but bookmarks should help right?

Offline : well :shrug:

That definitely feels a bit low. Is this considering only US or worldwide?

same experience even with my galaxy S7.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30692091

Super interesting!

This is a huge leap forward, excited to see this

It is interesting as more and more companies enter into the crypto stuff.

oops my bad! It was private. Changed it :)

Likes:

- Use the platform for the UI related things

- Shared module acts as a separate backend (business logic) makes it easy to modularise the apps

- Easy to bootstrap, run, and test apps

Dislikes

* Difficult to debug sometimes

* Maintenance might be a problem if the app grows

* Mundane manual tasks like icon setting for apps and other common functionalities

PS: It is a minimal implementation. Did just for learning:)

Let us erase it, box it and use it.

Yeah Bootstrap is cool. Right now I have been working a lot in TailwindCSS (https://tailwindcss.com) and I really enjoy the experience.

Cool :) I am using openGApps but I think it does not have this flexibility I will switch over to microg :)

The App library feature looks more like, I will use "on-device" intelligence to show all the apps that I want you to use.

jc! but isn't microg also requires us to enable some level of Google Play Services?

Bringing FaceID and TouchID to the web is interesting and curious about the enhancements to the WKWebView.

turmeric is more or less similar to antiseptic

black pepper is very good for your immune system

keycloak is really awesome. This also makes sure when you move to any other oAuth2 authentication, we can simply switch the server details.

On the other hand firebase authentication is very scalable easy to set up and start.

Dont write it from scratch, if you are in JVM, Spring Security provides a robust implementation, we can just plug, configure and play

Do you want fastest/easiest? I may be opinionated but try JHipster. If you want a Kotlin version try KHipster. Full Stack + Open source + all bells and whistles loded

off by one error

May be or may not be. The unpredictability makes everyone curious to understand . I believe there must be a beginning but i'm not to sure about the end.

It is interesting to consider the big bang as a “Big Bounce”, a turning point in an ongoing cycle of contraction and expansion.

This could have solved a lot of problems...

It is indeed a very sad day. Personally I enjoyed being a small part of this community and amazed how welcoming and constructive it was. But yeah as we grow, we are bound to face this.

Yeah I think this one has that fix. Infact, it is inspired from purerc :)

Thats cool.

I think assemblyscript has implemented it. Something you might be interested to explore

I completely agree. My goal here is to learn and debug what is happening. (intention is to backport this into tinygo)

There are a plenty of steps to make it into usable gc.

It produces much smaller binaries My blog post on it -> https://dev.to/sendilkumarn/tiny-go-to-webassembly-5168

Between thanks to everybody that I really get more and more information :) You are all the best.

I am pretty sure that the amount of bacteria will be lesser than what we carry.

But yeah at times I have the same thing running on my head.

I was able to reduce my water bills by almost 30% just by manually cleaning the utensils and reducing the washing machine usage.