DelightOne

Yep! I currently use Composable Architecture for the same purpose.

TLDR:

1) Don't watch too much state with Observable/EvironmentObject. When any watched property changes EVERYTHING RELOADS every time.

2) ScrollView.scrollTo is bugged with ForEach.

3) TextField and keyboard-interactions can be slow and buggy.

Why is it so much manual work to turn Docker runs/Containers into Kubernetes yaml anyway? Or is that only me.

Knowing the source code would make it easier.

I see it like a program. It gets worse over time due to lack or even non-existence of effort/maintenance to make it good. Problem is we don't know how to write said program, we only know what the effect of all past behavior put together is. Is it even changeable later in life, or is it hardcoded now after enough of certain interactions having burnt it into the disk => requiring permanent workarounds and effort.

Also just a hypothesis.

One can argue scalpers expecting 3000 for a domain means the domain is premium-enough to be worth that renewal.

Does Github still not have read-only repo access?

Small question: How do databases fit into using CRDTs? Are CRDTs normalized, storable inside the database somehow, allowing queries on them? Or do database completely fall on the wayside? This confuses me.

How would you recommend an interested student to get up-to-speed? There is so much development in so many fields, but often no idea where to even begin to get there.

Do They have access to who enables this setting frequently? If so, it does not seem harmless.

TCA stands for Composable Architecture. I don't understand the system well enough either, feeling like everything re-renders. That's why I just use TCA instead. The library also needs discipline in what data is made available locally and in how much changes the system can take before things get laggy due to architectural constraints. But it can show where and why TCA view bodies get re-rendered.

> When is the system creating fine-grained subscriptions automatically?

With TCA you can side-step these issues to an extent, in that you can scope the store down to what the view needs. Then, the view body only re-renders when the data you scoped down to changes.

And to be useful they would have to be infected over the time the vaccine is effective to build longer-lasting immunity instead of losing the vaccine effectiveness over time completely, no? (Just a guess, I'm no expert.)

> meaning they will pay pretty much any price to get it

They would buy it at current market rate, which is dropping atm. That's why LNG tankers wait at the coast for a hopefully future higher price.

Its sad to have to open a new web page/App for everything. Happy to see things go the integration-direction and hopefully seeing some synergies.

Can there be a moderation bot that detects flamewars and steps in? It could enforce civility by limiting discussion to only go through the bot and by employing protocols like "each side summarize issues", "is this really important here", or "do you enjoy this".

Engaging with the bot is supposed to be a rational barrier, a tool to put unproductive discussions back on track.

Its too addicting.

In some countries this might be illegal, with having their work defined in their employment contract?

Ahh.. so you want to only sync locally between devices.. or you want it to support your special cloud-protocol so you can run your own cloud-server... . But wouldn't the second part be cheating, not naming it cloud-based?

> non-cloud & cross-platform

Small question: how do you expect "automatic sync" to work "between platforms without a cloud"?

Are there ready-to-use blockchain libraries to simply create such a blockchain or does everything have to be custom-written and tested manually -> requiring the developer be an expert?

If that is true: why do people care about cost when they don't pay the price themselves?

Just uninstall the apps.

Maybe add a page-improvement survey banner, where one option is to take the survey and another is to say "it does all that I need" and another is "I don't need it". Note on the banner that this is about the page not seeing much use.

> load to test flight

The web page says it supports test flight.

My mouse pointer also disappeared for a time when it by accident crossed over to my iPad. After disabling that feature it never happened again.

If we could get the search results from a couple years ago, without the SEO.

> Allow users to install apps from third-party app stores and sideload directly from the internet.

Do third-party app stores have to pay fees to Apple for each purchase? Can they change the rate from the current 30%? That's what I'm wondering about.

The problem is that clauses unfair or suprising to the consumer are not considered invalid.

> shutting down secure

That is under dispute. Its the entire reason they are shut down in the first place.