The problem is - when main websites will be replaced by AI - how will actually the AI itself will be fed? I guess websites like google or stackoverflow for devs are declining in traffic, so I’m curious to see how will the AI evolve then
Back to UK after the re:invent, will still be a long week watching all the sessions that I have missed
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While building www.whichgamenext.com I was desperately trying to make it working well by using DynamoDB. I’ve spent last weeks by moving to PostgreSQL and now we are even way faster delivering features. We still use DynamoDB but not as the main DB.
The single one whole concept that still pisses me off about js/ts world is the way to import modules 😒
Actually, just landed to BlueSky, when do we start fighting for the edit button? Do I start?
I agree with you and for all my projects I stick to npm+node. Only “new-ish” (for me) tech I adopted for development is Nx. For anything else for me boring is good 🙂
When working on side projects I love to be able to build features quickly enough and have enough tests in place to let me sleeping comfortably.
With the current stack (lambda, typescript, Postgresql, Next.js) I feel we can achieve both.
And if you fancy have a look at www.whichgamenext.com ✌🏼
After X and Threads, so weird to join a new social and don’t see soft porn posts, good start BlueSky 🙂