What are your requirements? How many users are you looking g for it to support? Is the focus 1:1 or large group/rooms? Care about video/audio calling?

In my experience the more advanced a topic and experienced a dev the more they just want examples and explanations, not tutorials. Well documented and commented code is the best way to learn.

Why? What difference does it actually make?

Their docs are pretty good: docs.sentry.io/platforms/go...

Curious why enemies wouldn’t be before levelling

A big part of it is engine choice. Even for small project I would lean towards perforce for unreal. So much of the tooling is built for p4.

Special occasion or just feeling it? Either way you’re killing it!

Here you go! Hope things look up soon!

I very much felt the same. Was annoyed by it when I first encountered it, kind of just forgot about it after a bit of time, then realized I liked them when I travelled somewhere else.

A bit sad but understandable. Takes a non zero amount of effort to do so.

Thanks for the reminder/heads up.

Personally I use and pay for @kagi.com and it's been great. For those willing to pay I will recommend Kagi.

DuckDuckGo would be my fallback recommendation, but honestly it's been a while since I used it so don't really know the current state of it.

I would very much recommend moving on from Google. Life on the internet has been better since I did.

That’s super cool!

Makes sense, thanks for the response.