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@kelseyhightower finale talk was phenomenal. Thank you for your example and mentorship. #RenderATL
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Man it sucks to watch someone’s core beliefs have such a negative effect on their day to day life
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$0 → $100M ARR: just use Go. $100M+ ARR: you’ve got the cash & traffic to sprinkle in Rust where it matters. Most companies will never even hit the Rust problem.
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Questions are great until you ask me the same question more then twice
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Jr Devs using AI to write code.
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without having to context-switch so hard. I can still write Javascript for the client-side parts of my app that would benefit from it and I do. All thats great but here are some of the potential PROBLEMS I could see running into if a dev is not intentional.
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You will create a monolith. If your not intentional you will create one giant application. I actually don't think this is a bad thing in the beginning. But javascript land kind of forces you not to do this or at least heavily pushes you in the opposite direction.
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ALSO if you grew up in SPA land and jump to HTMX you could definitely make your code more complex then you have to if you don't understand some common MPA patterns like MVC, PRG, etc. The simplicity comes with not managing EVERYTHING with Javascript.
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4 months into using HTMX for a real project and why I chose it vs other more familiar options like Vue/React AND the potential problems🧵. Stack: Go, Templ, HTMX, Pocketbase (SQLite)
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I used NEXT once and didn't like it. Then I stumbled across HTMX. This changed everything. I can use the server-side language I love to create a Hypermedia API that can easily be deployed to any deployment medium u want from VPS to K8S as you scale
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BUT because I was accustomed to creating complex infrastructure, I did. It is looked down upon to create infrastructure that fits your current needs. Everyone wants to start with ECS/EKS GKS or the other more abstracted SaaS options.
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Anytime I had to build something for the web I would reach back for React or Vue (Vue preferably). Create a JSON API, lean into serverless functions and all the cloud native or SaaS options I could. (this isn't a 'bad' thing)
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When I started having to manage cloud environments for my teams I fell in love with Golang and have been writing it ever since. When I made the switch initially I had to unlearn a lot of JS stuff and focused intentionally on just building terminal apps.
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The first apps I made were SPA apps. I didn't know of another way. The complexity of managing state on both the client and server for way more then you have to AND having a JSON API for everything just felt normal because user experience is king. HTMX bridges that gap for MPA.
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AI is really scaling the stack overflow copy/paste issue
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Funny how the things you think matter the least end up having the biggest impact
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A lot of stuff you know about Git and probably a lot you didn't. Genuinely impressed its free. youtube.com/watch?v=rH3zE7Vl…

Git and GitHub - Full Course

Learn Git from start to finished in this full course written by The...

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Loving this. Go, HTMX, and pocketbase.io/
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If you missed @kelseyhightower RenderATL finale talk this won't replace it but definitely covers a lot of the talking points. Regardless of how it performs I'm proud of this one and no matter where you are in your career there's something for you. youtube.com/watch?v=O49Ms-qL…

Kelsey Hightower: You have to put in the work.. Forever

In this episode Gerald and Cory sit down with Kelsey Hightower who ...

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ChatGPT will replace executives way before it replaces tradesman and engineers.
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I currently work for an AI company and think AI replacement of humans is a joke.
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