Yes, absolutely something I can get behind as well.

I far prefer to have small libs with limited scope that I can understand and reuse in different projects, instead of having a full blown framework that wants to do everything, but in it’s own way

They are excellent for getting started quickly!

My thoughts exactly!

I keep reading about Reddit as a valid platform, though it was completely off my radar for now. All I remember is that redditors are a bit of a tough crowd.

Do you have any recommendations to make the most of Reddit?

„Serverless“ being a bit of a misnomer here. There‘s always going to be a server somewhere, it‘s just that you don’t manage it.

And in the case of some deployment providers you have free hosting of static pages, which limit you to client-side JS. This is what I meant, sorry for the confusion

I agree. Which is why I’m surprised how heavily they push server-side execution in their docs.

AstroJS is similar, quoting performance issues because unnecessary JS isn’t being shipped. Which, true, but when I do prototyping, serverless is how I go

Thanks, I feared as much!

#buildinpublic

Just to prove how innocent and inexperienced I am at social media, forgetting to tag my post and all. Embarrassing, really.

Agree. Sometimes I wish I had fewer ideas. It would make it so much easier to focus on the ones I am working on! :)

Though to be fair, this is just how a pipeline works.

The more work you have to put into something, the less likely it is to get done.

I don‘t know circles, but choosing which group to interact with sounds like a good starting point.

I like the Reddit system in general, except… it‘s Reddit. I think the Karma system does more harm than good

Love it! I‘ve been meaning to build the same thing :)

Ye, pretty much what went through my head. Had to stick to the character limit though :D

Oha. Ich dachte bis eben, dass das ja easy möglich sein muss. Braucht aber doch ein paar Programmierkenntnisse… hoffentlich ein Feature, das bald kommt!

Next up, I want to see if #mistral can compete with this.

Still disappointed in ChatGPT, their answers aren’t quite as helpful in the space I am in

Understand your audience :D

This sounds like it could be exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks for the suggestion!