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  1. I have been playing with the idea of rewriting an old web-app I made over the past 20 years. It's right now running on #LAMP and is targeted at #mobile devices, but I'd like to modernize it to use #PostgreSQL and a web #framework that's not old enough to be well into its first divorce.

    I'm used to #Java + #Angular (and derivatives like #Ionic), but I'm thinking I want something new. What are people happy with (and have used for actual development beyond a Hello World tutorial)? I can Bing, so I'm more interested in real experiences. I'm not terribly interested in React or Vue, and have already given Swift/SwiftUI for iOS a spin, so I don't want that.

    Should have a mobile-first #frontend, be decently mature so I don't have to rewrite in 2 years when support stops. I need a backend and Postgres access. Would like support for #PWA.

    Can be Angular-based or stand-alone, can be separate backend and frontend or mixed/tag-soup/hydration-like. #Typescript or the like are fine, but not a requirement. Fuck #Erlang / #Elexir. If you're going to suggest #Go or #Rust better have a good argument because most people suggesting those are extremely annoying people. #Flutter / #Dart = yuck.

    I'm using it to track goals/habits and make #charts, #statistics, and some basic machine learning (k-means, affinity propagation, GMM, and other #clustering, that sort of thing). I can program statistics and clustering myself, but a native chart library would be nice (heatmaps, line charts, bar charts/histograms, that sort of thing) and I wouldn't mind not having to implement my own probability distributions. User authentication (persistent between application restarts) is a must (by framework or popular libraries). I can do #Bootstrap, #tailwind, and other front-end #CSS, but I'd be perfectly happy not having to as long as I can make my widgets purple.
  2. I have been playing with the idea of rewriting an old web-app I made over the past 20 years. It's right now running on #LAMP and is targeted at #mobile devices, but I'd like to modernize it to use #PostgreSQL and a web #framework that's not old enough to be well into its first divorce.

    I'm used to #Java + #Angular (and derivatives like #Ionic), but I'm thinking I want something new. What are people happy with (and have used for actual development beyond a Hello World tutorial)? I can Bing, so I'm more interested in real experiences. I'm not terribly interested in React or Vue, and have already given Swift/SwiftUI for iOS a spin, so I don't want that.

    Should have a mobile-first #frontend, be decently mature so I don't have to rewrite in 2 years when support stops. I need a backend and Postgres access. Would like support for #PWA.

    Can be Angular-based or stand-alone, can be separate backend and frontend or mixed/tag-soup/hydration-like. #Typescript or the like are fine, but not a requirement. Fuck #Erlang / #Elexir. If you're going to suggest #Go or #Rust better have a good argument because most people suggesting those are extremely annoying people. #Flutter / #Dart = yuck.

    I'm using it to track goals/habits and make #charts, #statistics, and some basic machine learning (k-means, affinity propagation, GMM, and other #clustering, that sort of thing). I can program statistics and clustering myself, but a native chart library would be nice (heatmaps, line charts, bar charts/histograms, that sort of thing) and I wouldn't mind not having to implement my own probability distributions. User authentication (persistent between application restarts) is a must (by framework or popular libraries). I can do #Bootstrap, #tailwind, and other front-end #CSS, but I'd be perfectly happy not having to as long as I can make my widgets purple.
  3. I have been playing with the idea of rewriting an old web-app I made over the past 20 years. It's right now running on #LAMP and is targeted at #mobile devices, but I'd like to modernize it to use #PostgreSQL and a web #framework that's not old enough to be well into its first divorce.

    I'm used to #Java + #Angular (and derivatives like #Ionic), but I'm thinking I want something new. What are people happy with (and have used for actual development beyond a Hello World tutorial)? I can Bing, so I'm more interested in real experiences. I'm not terribly interested in React or Vue, and have already given Swift/SwiftUI for iOS a spin, so I don't want that.

    Should have a mobile-first #frontend, be decently mature so I don't have to rewrite in 2 years when support stops. I need a backend and Postgres access. Would like support for #PWA.

    Can be Angular-based or stand-alone, can be separate backend and frontend or mixed/tag-soup/hydration-like. #Typescript or the like are fine, but not a requirement. Fuck #Erlang / #Elexir. If you're going to suggest #Go or #Rust better have a good argument because most people suggesting those are extremely annoying people. #Flutter / #Dart = yuck.

    I'm using it to track goals/habits and make #charts, #statistics, and some basic machine learning (k-means, affinity propagation, GMM, and other #clustering, that sort of thing). I can program statistics and clustering myself, but a native chart library would be nice (heatmaps, line charts, bar charts/histograms, that sort of thing) and I wouldn't mind not having to implement my own probability distributions. User authentication (persistent between application restarts) is a must (by framework or popular libraries). I can do #Bootstrap, #tailwind, and other front-end #CSS, but I'd be perfectly happy not having to as long as I can make my widgets purple.
  4. I have been playing with the idea of rewriting an old web-app I made over the past 20 years. It's right now running on #LAMP and is targeted at #mobile devices, but I'd like to modernize it to use #PostgreSQL and a web #framework that's not old enough to be well into its first divorce.

    I'm used to #Java + #Angular (and derivatives like #Ionic), but I'm thinking I want something new. What are people happy with (and have used for actual development beyond a Hello World tutorial)? I can Bing, so I'm more interested in real experiences. I'm not terribly interested in React or Vue, and have already given Swift/SwiftUI for iOS a spin, so I don't want that.

    Should have a mobile-first #frontend, be decently mature so I don't have to rewrite in 2 years when support stops. I need a backend and Postgres access. Would like support for #PWA.

    Can be Angular-based or stand-alone, can be separate backend and frontend or mixed/tag-soup/hydration-like. #Typescript or the like are fine, but not a requirement. Fuck #Erlang / #Elexir. If you're going to suggest #Go or #Rust better have a good argument because most people suggesting those are extremely annoying people. #Flutter / #Dart = yuck.

    I'm using it to track goals/habits and make #charts, #statistics, and some basic machine learning (k-means, affinity propagation, GMM, and other #clustering, that sort of thing). I can program statistics and clustering myself, but a native chart library would be nice (heatmaps, line charts, bar charts/histograms, that sort of thing) and I wouldn't mind not having to implement my own probability distributions. User authentication (persistent between application restarts) is a must (by framework or popular libraries). I can do #Bootstrap, #tailwind, and other front-end #CSS, but I'd be perfectly happy not having to as long as I can make my widgets purple.
  5. I have been playing with the idea of rewriting an old web-app I made over the past 20 years. It's right now running on #LAMP and is targeted at #mobile devices, but I'd like to modernize it to use #PostgreSQL and a web #framework that's not old enough to be well into its first divorce.

    I'm used to #Java + #Angular (and derivatives like #Ionic), but I'm thinking I want something new. What are people happy with (and have used for actual development beyond a Hello World tutorial)? I can Bing, so I'm more interested in real experiences. I'm not terribly interested in React or Vue, and have already given Swift/SwiftUI for iOS a spin, so I don't want that.

    Should have a mobile-first #frontend, be decently mature so I don't have to rewrite in 2 years when support stops. I need a backend and Postgres access. Would like support for #PWA.

    Can be Angular-based or stand-alone, can be separate backend and frontend or mixed/tag-soup/hydration-like. #Typescript or the like are fine, but not a requirement. Fuck #Erlang / #Elexir. If you're going to suggest #Go or #Rust better have a good argument because most people suggesting those are extremely annoying people. #Flutter / #Dart = yuck.

    I'm using it to track goals/habits and make #charts, #statistics, and some basic machine learning (k-means, affinity propagation, GMM, and other #clustering, that sort of thing). I can program statistics and clustering myself, but a native chart library would be nice (heatmaps, line charts, bar charts/histograms, that sort of thing) and I wouldn't mind not having to implement my own probability distributions. User authentication (persistent between application restarts) is a must (by framework or popular libraries). I can do #Bootstrap, #tailwind, and other front-end #CSS, but I'd be perfectly happy not having to as long as I can make my widgets purple.
  6. Wil je uitzoeken hoe fel je #lamp is vergeleken met een andere lichtbron zoals het buitenlicht? Daar kun je deze Lichtmeter goed voor gebruiken!
    okaphone.nl/dagaanbieding

    #dagaanbieding #okaphone #elektronica #Groningen

  7. Wil je uitzoeken hoe fel je #lamp is vergeleken met een andere lichtbron zoals het buitenlicht? Daar kun je deze Lichtmeter goed voor gebruiken!
    okaphone.nl/dagaanbieding

    #dagaanbieding #okaphone #elektronica #Groningen

  8. Wil je uitzoeken hoe fel je #lamp is vergeleken met een andere lichtbron zoals het buitenlicht? Daar kun je deze Lichtmeter goed voor gebruiken!
    okaphone.nl/dagaanbieding

    #dagaanbieding #okaphone #elektronica #Groningen

  9. Wil je uitzoeken hoe fel je #lamp is vergeleken met een andere lichtbron zoals het buitenlicht? Daar kun je deze Lichtmeter goed voor gebruiken!
    okaphone.nl/dagaanbieding

    #dagaanbieding #okaphone #elektronica #Groningen

  10. Wil je uitzoeken hoe fel je #lamp is vergeleken met een andere lichtbron zoals het buitenlicht? Daar kun je deze Lichtmeter goed voor gebruiken!
    okaphone.nl/dagaanbieding

    #dagaanbieding #okaphone #elektronica #Groningen

  11. Palito 4.0! The series continues to evolve, now with one-handed height and tilt adjustment 😎

    This model's base is only 9 x 9 cm, perfect for desks with a chronic shortage of free horizontal surface area (the photos don't reflect the reality of my desk 😂).

    It has a three-position switch that enables two brightness levels: 160 and 550 lumens.

    🧵 #PalitoLamp4 #lamp #LED #design #woodworking #maker #Argentina

  12. Palito 4.0! The series continues to evolve, now with one-handed height and tilt adjustment 😎

    This model's base is only 9 x 9 cm, perfect for desks with a chronic shortage of free horizontal surface area (the photos don't reflect the reality of my desk 😂).

    It has a three-position switch that enables two brightness levels: 160 and 550 lumens.

    🧵 #PalitoLamp4 #lamp #LED #design #woodworking #maker #Argentina

  13. Palito 4.0! The series continues to evolve, now with one-handed height and tilt adjustment 😎

    This model's base is only 9 x 9 cm, perfect for desks with a chronic shortage of free horizontal surface area (the photos don't reflect the reality of my desk 😂).

    It has a three-position switch that enables two brightness levels: 160 and 550 lumens.

    🧵 #PalitoLamp4 #lamp #LED #design #woodworking #maker #Argentina

  14. Palito 4.0! The series continues to evolve, now with one-handed height and tilt adjustment 😎

    This model's base is only 9 x 9 cm, perfect for desks with a chronic shortage of free horizontal surface area (the photos don't reflect the reality of my desk 😂).

    It has a three-position switch that enables two brightness levels: 160 and 550 lumens.

    🧵 #PalitoLamp4 #lamp #LED #design #woodworking #maker #Argentina

  15. Palito 4.0! The series continues to evolve, now with one-handed height and tilt adjustment 😎

    This model's base is only 9 x 9 cm, perfect for desks with a chronic shortage of free horizontal surface area (the photos don't reflect the reality of my desk 😂).

    It has a three-position switch that enables two brightness levels: 160 and 550 lumens.

    🧵 #PalitoLamp4 #lamp #LED #design #woodworking #maker #Argentina