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by mythz 3y ago
> So it's not SSR at all!? It is 100% using Blazor SSR, i.e. uses Blazor Static Rendering on all Blazor Pages and never uses Blazor Server or WebAssembly Interactive render modes. > How are you avoiding npm and JavaScript builds
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> By the way, I think if you used a light-dom framework like alpine or petite-vue you would avoid most of the issues with the page not recalculating the front-end state on navigation. Unfortunately it's how Blazor Enhanced Navigatio
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by mythz 3y ago
I take the opposite view, as a recent Blazor convert since the just released .NET 8 we're now recommending Blazor for any new .NET Web App (excl. CDN Hostable, SSG websites). I was short on Blazor before .NET 8 and could only seriously
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by mythz 3y ago
Always happy to see more server SQLite/Litestream adoption which we've also been using to build our new Apps with. SQLite + Litestream is an even greater choice for tenant databases, that's vastly cheaper to replicate/ba
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Getting rid of https://domains.google is a good indication that nothing is off-limits and everything is a bean counter report away from being abandoned. What's worse is that their loss-leading free products kill competing p
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by mythz 3y ago
The last Google service I'm likely to always use and pay for is YouTube Premium. I should be able to move off everything else after I retire.
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by mythz 3y ago
Can definitely recommend Cloudflare R2, great value with no chance of any surprise egress fees. Our last month invoice was only $0.26 for 26GB+ of managed storage.
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All of TypeScript's TypeChat Examples in .NET(servicestack.net)
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Creating a Voice Activated CoffeeShop in .NET(servicestack.net)
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Creating a Voice Activated CoffeeShop in .NET(servicestack.net)
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by mythz 3y ago
I've been a big fan of WSL, which has kept me on Windows for years more than I otherwise would have. But I'm not a fan of the trend of Windows turning into an adware hosting platform so intend to move to macOS for my primary Deskt
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> I'm just curious why Godot is willing to tarnish their reputation A non-profit accepting sponsorship from legal corporations to pay for its developer resources to improve their free product to the benefit of all its users wont tar
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They've implied there are many Gambling sponsors, that most other OSS projects are either refusing to accept sponsorship from Gambling companies or refusing to link to them after receiving their sponsorship, that collectively all OSS p
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by mythz 3y ago
Great Question! They link to their exactly 1 Gambling Sponsor Gamblify because they are a sponsor who've chosen to utilize the benefit of their sponsorship to link to their website. The reason why other OSS projects you've looked
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Modelling TypeChat's CoffeeShop in .NET(servicestack.net)
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Yeah if we ever need to autoscale then I can see Kubernetes being useful, but I'd be surprised if this a problem most companies face. Even when working at StackOverflow (serving 1B+ pages, 55TB /mo [1]) did we need any autoscaling
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Thankfully we've never had the need for such complexity and are happy with our current GitHub Actions > Docker Compose > GCR > SSH solution [1] we're using to deploy 50+ Docker Containers. Requires no infrastructure depen
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Pleasantly surprised to read their acceptable, acceptable use policy [1]. Expected allowed usage to be drowned in legalese, instead it's short & sweet 4 points policy that boils down to: "don't use for illegal activity an
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by mythz 3y ago
> Please, do not use Vivaldi or any other closed source, secret codebase browser. This is misleading, Vivaldi source code may not be released under an OSI License [1] but it is publicly accessible for audit at [2]. Whilst you wont be abl
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by mythz 3y ago
It's pretty clear that this privacy invasive behavior from Chrome and Edge browsers by mega corps fueled by ad seeking revenue are only going to worse over time. For macOS my choice of using the faster and more energy efficient Safari
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This is a pretty good deal for .NET's best IDE. Been a happy user since Rider's first release and a long time happy R# user before that, although R# could get pretty sluggish for big projects under VS.NET so jumped when they annou
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It's not just the products they kill that sucks, it's all the Apps they kill with their "Free" product, only to kill that off when they get bored of it - leaving the entire ecosystem much worse than if it never existed i
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by mythz 3y ago
.NETs (fka .NET Core) is cross platform since inception and now runs fast and flawlessly on Linux and macOS. I only use it to build server (i.e. non GUI) Apps. The tooling and workflow is just as good on Windows as I’m able to use Jet Brain
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I do all my deployment to Linux Servers, but I want my main Desktop to just work and plan on sticking to the primary OS the hardware was built for. Don't need broad hardware support, it just needs to support M3 hardware when it comes
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I'm a big fan of WSL, which has kept me on Windows for years more than I otherwise would have. But I can't stand the scammy adware infused OS Windows has become and will be moving to Apple Silicon full-time when the next gen M3 De
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Should We Switch to ARM?(servicestack.net)
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> Purely to mess with MS? Unlikely as Microsoft is the preferred partner for Llama 2 [2]. It's not clear what Meta's end goal is, but large companies can loss lead investments to grab mind share then worry about Business model
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> For those to lazy to run base64 --decode, here's the result: Or just strip the eval and use JS's native base64 decoder: atob(base64)
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We're also maintaining a Free Blogging project template for C# Devs preferring Razor Pages technology stack, which also includes support for RSS by default. Like Hugo it lets you create statically-rendered, CDN hostable websites, but i
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They'll only own 49% of shares.

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