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by bilus 12d ago
Exactly! Which is why using AI to do spikes and then writing the code anyway is a fitting revenge. :) BTW. This, actually, is the first comment I got; this blog is brand new. Thank you.
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Good AI Slop(blog.bilus.dev)
3 points by bilus 12d ago|3 comments
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Maintainer Agents(blog.bilus.dev)
3 points by bilus 12d ago|0 comments
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Oh no, not again, or: Porting Phoenix LiveView to Go(blog.bilus.dev)
1 points by bilus 27d ago|1 comments
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by bilus 27d ago
I'm hoping to get some early feedback for the API: https://github.com/bilus/live-templ/releases/latest/download... I've braced myself for ANY feedback you can send my way, so go ahead. :) I don
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by bilus 7y ago
Couldn't agree more!
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by bilus 7y ago
Thanks, good read. :)
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by bilus 7y ago
Thank you.
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by bilus 7y ago
It this case, this is more like a foster parent; Oya started as a part-time open source project, then Tooploox sponsored further development after having used it internally.
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by bilus 7y ago
It was created as an independent open source project, then used internally @ Tooploox, then development got sponsored by Tooploox so it does make sense from our (very subjective) pov. But I agree AFTER it got moved to Tooploox Github it loo
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by bilus 7y ago
I think this is the key question we should address right there on the home page. Thank you for this.
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by bilus 7y ago
It's language-agnostic. But point taken, thank you!
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by bilus 7y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the honest feedback! We'll try better.
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by bilus 7y ago
No. But it's a very valuable question; it shows we clearly have a problem with making it clear.
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by bilus 7y ago
Not everybody uses JavaScript. There are many language-specific task runners (e.g. Rake, Mage etc.). Oya is aiming to be language agnostic and lightweight (not require a ton of dependencies).
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by bilus 7y ago
This is a very good point.
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by bilus 7y ago
Fantastic suggestions! Thank you so much for taking the time! We'll definitely going to take them into account and revise the home page. Good stuff!
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by bilus 7y ago
You're not being negative, that's super useful feedback. We're using Oya internally but are still struggling with making it 100% (or even 80%:) clear what it is that it does. :)
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by bilus 7y ago
Great point, thanks!
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by bilus 7y ago
Scaffolding is just a part of what Oya. The purpose is not just creating new projects but also making managing them easier with focus on devops. You can: 1. Create bash-based tasks similar to what Makefiles do. 2. You can parametrize these
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by bilus 11y ago
Thank you!
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by bilus 11y ago
Oh, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for pointing that out and fixing the problem.
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by bilus 11y ago
Thanks! I also hate flashy popups and stuff like that when I'm browsing a website. I hope that giving users a way to quickly send feedback while they're on a page will not only help owners improve the website but also create a sen
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by bilus 11y ago
Thanks, pushing the change right away.
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by bilus 11y ago
The main idea is to make it as simple as possible. So no surveys (at least at this point) etc. As a visitor, just type in a comment, maybe highlight a part of the website and submit it. As the webmaster, you see feedbacks received from user
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by bilus 11y ago
lol ;)
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by bilus 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Good point about the form -- I'm on it right away.
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by bilus 11y ago
Good point, thanks! I went too far when trying to shorten everything as much as possible.
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by bilus 11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion!
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by bilus 11y ago
This is a fantastic point -- thank you. It's just it's not ready yet. I'm working on making it compatible with IE. Once it's usable, I'll definitely use it on the website.

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