vixalien

I think it's currently non-selfhostable. You can host your own git server (knot) and CI runner (spindle) but not really the UI/API itself, but they're working on changing it. Currently it's a bit centralised

You could try Hints for Linux

https://github.com/AlfredoSequeida/hints

hmmm, care to tell us a few of them?

Has anyone actually used PGLite[0]?

[0] https://pglite.dev/

Other nice options would be Resend and the Cloudflare Email Service

Am I the only one that despise TanStack docs? most of them seem AI-generated, incomplete and repetitive.

Would be nice to see PGLite[1] compared too

1: https://pglite.dev/

it doesn't seem to show most flights or airports in africa

honestly the issue with Zen is that they collect and might sell your data

nice, I have been hearing about Codex a lot, so I will def try it

I used to have this, but it takes up so much resources. not fit for small servers.

How did you make the image at https://github.com/zggf-zggf/openviktor/blob/main/docs/asset...?

I've been working on Peachy, a framework for writing native Linux applications easier and faster with React and GTK: https://peachy-9b8f81.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/

Very WIP and no docs, but I hope it will be helpful someday

there’s also IBM’s Granite

I have a Next.js app too, and it takes about 1m30 to deploy. it really takes longer to build when your app gets larger, and if I'd had to rebuilt the app focusing on build time, I'd probably go with Remix

(note this is with Vercel's [proprietary] build cache, it takes longer when there's no build cache)

Yea. for unjustified reasons too... they didn't even make an announcement or bother to explain why

the globe on the homepage needs some lube. scrolling it on mobile takes some while

Except he's the author. He built the app while he worked there and he can't get publish rights when other non-employees do have them.

i wish it was permanents

scarce DOCS. mazeway API.

got any more?

what did y'all vote for??

Microsoft is ousing WinUI3 so why would I go for WPF instead? Remember I'm new to windows development.

Show me agood guide and I'll follow it instead.

The one I used was from Microsoft.

The steps are simpler because you know what you're doing, The guide from Microsoft told me to download 5 different products and download the Windows App SDK as an independent component. That was 20GB plus other MBs for the SDK. When I hit F5, it downloaded so many dependencies. It took minutes and the App was using a constant 56mb of memory while doing absolutely nothing (no events, no background threads nada) might as well use Electron.

It is important to note that I was trying to create a WinUI3 app.

What they meant by saying they decoupled it from Windows SDK is that it is now only found in the Windows App SDK which in turn STRICTLY REQUIRES the Windows 10/11 SDK which also requires on other tool chains and eventually Visual Studio.

I tried to build an unpackaged app but it didn't work (after I click run, the app closes immediately and some errors are spewed into the console. I can't understand the error and so can't Google)

You don't really understand this. You're using a shiny new computer so running Visual Studio is not a big deal to you. You wouldn't say so if you were say living in Africa and having a really shitty connection. Sublime already allows me to build and run Android apps on an emulator by clicking Ctrl+B and takes 30s for a cold start (the app is very complex). VS took minutes (for Hello World).

I want to build a WinUI3 app, and that seems to require 56mb and a hundred of mbs of dependencies just to show a button with "Click Me" on it.

exactly. we learnt VB6 in school and developing apps was a breeze, even on school computers. But now, what a shitshow.

thanks for the video BTW.

yeah but I wanna build WinUI3 apps not Win32. And that requires Windows App SDK and C++ tools which in turn require Dot net and the Windows 10/11 SDK which in turn require Visual Studio which makes it 20GB storage and 10GB ram.

Is it my problem that I don't know how to run msbuild? I mean you've been building windows apps for years so it's easy for you but how tf am I supposed to know that I can't use nothing else other than VS to build a hello world Windows app?