I just learned about it the other day. Awesome!

I'm just in progress of evaluating to switch to rider - it's hard to find reasons against it so far.

Is the bot framework even actively maintained anymore? I remember using it years ago to implement something like HeyTaco (just with 🍻instead of 🌮) for Slack. When we switched to Teams, I wasn't able to get it up and running, since you weren't able to listen to every channel anymore.

I just have used Encore for Go so far, since I always feel foreign in Typescript, even though I think I'm able to use it quite well. Encore is definitely an interesting solution, even though it feels like you're mostly pinned to their infra setup.
But I think I've read, that they improved exporting.

Looks promising! We've been using webpack for way to long until moving to rspack. The benchmark values already look promising - wouldn't have expected that.

So you say it's worth a try? I think cross-platform solutions have come a long way and are way more feasible now than they were a few years ago.

That's a quite funny story to be honest. I'm not sure when the initial case was opened, but there was a time between 2020 and 2023, where the ECJ judged the Privacy Shield treaty as not sufficient.
I think there is a new treaty in place now, which states that a certified list of US companies is fine