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  1. Turns out, reLint is a great AI companion. I have a clause in my AGENTS.md to try to record all of my coding style review comments as reLint rules.

    Next time an agent works on something, they get automatic feedback before they can even commit new work.

    github.com/codingjoe/relint

  2. Turns out, reLint is a great AI companion. I have a clause in my AGENTS.md to try to record all of my coding style review comments as reLint rules.

    Next time an agent works on something, they get automatic feedback before they can even commit new work.

    github.com/codingjoe/relint

    #ai #regex #linter #agent #agentic #foss #openSource #python #djano

  3. Hrmpf. Iommi (UI-Framework für Django) ist jetzt auch auf den AI-Zug aufgesprungen. Kennt noch jemand ein anderes Framework der Art, das man noch nutzen kann?

    #Djano #floss #noAI

  4. I don't find #Qt for #Python very attractive. It is an old style, and the file based config of pages, all though semi-intuative for an experienced code, can be tedious and less eeadable than a standard #HTML page.

    My question is, is #Electronon seen is being still very slow, and would it be a good choice for a front-end local app? Should I even go this route, or should I maybe just go with #Djano for the front end and #flask for the backend?

    I would like to give a front-end side for my #MastoBot vots I am writing, which would allow users to easily see metrics and interact with the bot if they choose not to write any custom code.

    Of course, it would be preferable for it to be OS agnostic, but it will akyway run in #Docker due to the database running in a docker compose.

    @Python #Python #programming #webdev #appdev #opensource

  5. I don't find for very attractive. It is an old style, and the file based config of pages, all though semi-intuative for an experienced code, can be tedious and less eeadable than a standard page.

    My question is, is seen is being still very slow, and would it be a good choice for a front-end local app? Should I even go this route, or should I maybe just go with for the front end and for the backend?

    I would like to give a front-end side for my vots I am writing, which would allow users to easily see metrics and interact with the bot if they choose not to write any custom code.

    Of course, it would be preferable for it to be OS agnostic, but it will akyway run in due to the database running in a docker compose.

    @Python