mogambo1

3 ms·

1.
The quality of AI-assisted software depends on unit of work management(blog.nilenso.com)
170 points by mogambo1 1y ago|123 comments
2.
AI-assisted coding for teams that can't get away with vibes(blog.nilenso.com)
3 points by mogambo1 1y ago|0 comments
3.
Tiny Models, Local Throttles: Exploring My Local AI Dev Setup(blog.nilenso.com)
5 points by mogambo1 1y ago|0 comments
4.
Applelink: Practical API Recipes for App Store Connect Workflows(tramline.app)
11 points by mogambo1 3y ago|0 comments
5.
WAP – Drip Irrigation for House Plants using Rust(github.com)
4 points by mogambo1 5y ago|0 comments
6.
by mogambo1 8y ago
This looks great! I was thinking more on the lines of writing and adding custom components by myself. It'd help in cases which require more nuance or components like sidebars or parallax divs which the current library is missing. This
7.
by mogambo1 8y ago
Sure, I agree; I was concerned about the pricing because the features seemed pretty limited. Some "killer" features I would love to see are editable components and themes, both of which the developers seem to be working upon. I wo
8.
by mogambo1 8y ago
I recently tried Google's cloud functions for backend and firestore for database on a decently sized project. I think it is a good fit for quick small projects and a good experiment if you don't mind a small learning curve. The mi
9.
by mogambo1 8y ago
This looks great although the pricing is a little too steep. Also it'd be great if I had the ability to add custom elements to the page.
10.
by mogambo1 8y ago
Totally. I had been planning on moving from vanilla/jquery to a framework (Angular, React) for a long time but the initial setup and complexity always repelled me. I knew Vue.js was what I wanted the moment I read the docs.