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Still waiting for you to grow your mustache!

it you dont wanna do split keyboards, do keychron

do split keyboards bro

You can use markdown in svelte, and svelte in markdown, if you like.

Svelte is hard to read! React for the win 🤙

Love seeing how you enjoy discovering types! The are awesome!

hey lad, i think my audio is broken

Does this mean you're going to grow a mustache now 👨🏻??

son … first of all you should write a script for the video before release it

You described this so well. I been so in my head about WHAT to do to start, is it worth starting X or should I do Y or I’ll start Z but then second guess it.

According to Perplexity: "The closest English approximation would be "zhow-ow," but it's important to note that the true Portuguese pronunciation includes a nasal quality that doesn't exist in English. Native Portuguese speakers often say the name as one fluid syllable rather than two distinct sounds." xD

Hey, I am trying to build a few things for my business in GHL, what's the best way I can contact you about seeing if you would want to take on this project?

lookup how dropbox started bro. no product just a concept video landing page with a wait list signup form

Where did you find the Company Id?

Thank you for comparing, actually I was doing the same research and vercel per dev pissed me off.

its enjoyable until you run into obsucre crossbrowser (ios safari) bugs. which will inevitably happen, and will happen even more if chrome loses its monopoly

I'd say it depends. I work in a big tech company in France in the search engine team. Backend is waay more difficult than Frontend. Every in the backend does not just straight up work because of the traffic we receive. At some point (millions of request on the team's endpoints), backend architecture does make the difference between it works and it does not.

Block out the IPs of your Digital Ocean Instances. For Security Reasons

i feel the same after diving in native android development world. it's fun and challenges.

How tf am i gonna listen to a "FRONT END" dev if they use light mode. + backend is easily the better option. preferably none cuz web dev sucks (low level C is my goat)

Dude, hey I just found out n8n and I can tell it rules, your point is fair it will be absurd to write all that logic on a No-Code way, however it's super easy to just skip all that funky logic and just create an API and the you just call an endpoint, this is how I did it: th-cam.com/video/qIc0P4K6n2M/w-d-xo.html the API is in Python using FastAPI but you can use Express or something if you are not familiar with python, hope this helps other people when stuck in n8n.

not that im saying FE is better or BE is better I would say seeing the result right away on FE is pretty satisfying and not have to wait for build roll up from BE, but BE i can manipulate things behind scenes which makes me feel i have more control

Why you're volume always be so low??

What if you figure out you wasted two years of your life because you haven't defined the assumptions?

I have never liked front end development. I've never had the creative mind to come up with how to make a pretty webpage, but I can build other things very well. So, I stick to backend development.

I can't feel my eyes anymore after watching this video ⬜

Frontend is more difficult and challenging than backend

Then why'd you switch from React to Svelte?

Yeah, front-end ain't that hard, that's why people move to the back-end because it's more challenging and it comes with extra status and money.

I write my frontend code in the backend by using server side rendering via Vaadin Java. You only occasionally have to work with CSS/JS/HTML directly thankfully.

What if sometimes you need to live through it to figure what the questions even were

The title is misleading 😂 Maybe you're referring to the use of ai tools but the whole time you kept talking about typescript propaganda lmao

also in backend, you can implement an endpoint and you can see if it is getting the exact result that you want, then the frontend dev needs to fetch and visualize things, the most thing that i hate in frontend is when i need to do the responsive, it makes me always think to focus only on backend development and i think we must have the ability to do anything, we don't care haha

I still haven't migrated to svelte 5, At first the ruines concept made me anger as I hated react way of doing things but now svelte too doing that but a lot of people have positive and negative opinions about the svelte 5.

Its not even the same thing 😭😭

The first dev i've seen using lightmode, since the introduction of darkmode

Crazy title man

10k+ on indiepage bot is only people that sign up for indiepage. there could be 99% more of hidden indiehacking businesses that do 10k+, which is encouraging.

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Thanks for all the feedback, Adam! 1. You're right. We shouldn't be checking whether the sub-account has card on file if it's free to install for sub-accounts. We'll get this fixed. We'll also make it clear in the pricing plan section that it's free for sub-accounts. 2. App Search (SEO) - This is currently in progress. We will be releasing the improved search experience very soon with fuzzy-search across App Name, Tagline, Description, Developer 3. Multiple categories per app - noted. 4. Very few ratings/reviews. - We have a feature planned for Q1 to seek user feedback at "Aha" moments based on the app's module. Example - For apps with Workflow Actions/triggers, we'll seek feedback when user builds and tests/publishes a workflow using the app's action/trigger. This will help grow the ratings/review submissions. 5. Improve LTV for developers - We're working on a usage-based pricing model. With this, you can charge users per execution of your action/trigger. This has the potential to truly improve LTV for Marketplace Apps. Agencies can also rebill this.

Nice video! What is you point of view regarding other programing languages that compile to JS (Elm or CoffeeScript), but also programming languages that compile to JS while being able to compile to another target suitable for Back-end (Nim and Gleam)? Edit: typos corrected

u got this ngl

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graphics programmer in c++ here, I always hated how javascript (and even typescript to an extent) behave. Not only is the language design of js insane, but also the idea of using an npm dependency for literally everything is insane to me. Also not being able to properly define/controll memory states (var and let behaving differently for example) and not having multithreading available and thus using the async mess everywhere is insane. I really don't understand how js has become the standard

my solution was typescript lmao. I've NEVER gone back. Anytime my friends say they work with js at work i just feel sorry for them.

I’m in the same boat. LFG lets get it

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Golang self taught student and a hobby devoloper here, our teacher introduced us to JS and after 5 mins of using it I already thought its a useless and stupid language, then this video poped up, talk aboit convenient

10k/mo in 12 months would be superfast! Most people hope their whole life to get to 6 figures. Dont get demotivated if it takes longer!!! Focus on sales more than features. Features make sense only if customers want it, use it, and dont churn!!! Features make people price sensitive! The more features, the cheaper they expect it to be! You can read about it in Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss.

Good luck dude, keep grinding ^^