Toritori12

I wonder what is the most "valuable" IDE right now for MS. A few years ago VsCode was marketed essentially as "Visual studio for beginners", where you were supposed to move to Visual Studio after you became a real dev, but since then VSCode has been growing and growing and stands now as the most used "IDE", where Visual Studio is mostly seen as "legacy" (oversimplification, great IDE for CPP and .NET but still...).

I guess it is a first step... a lot of current "open" protocols started as proprietary.

Maybe things have changed now or I was just a bad react dev but the way hooks works kinda force you to have many child one-off components to not trigger rerenders in the whole component when only a small part was connected to that part of the State being updated. Having all these one-offs components in different files was painful.

afaik:

On promise: Use containers but the data folder should be mounted volume

On cloud/k8s: Just use a managed DB, setting up a DB in k8s is hard because the filesystem

man I love learning good stuff by casually learning HN. I code on cpp as a hobby and kinda new you could use "auto" on templates by didn't know about this.

the weird part is that outclass all current minipcs. Better cpu, better power-usage, better price, way faster ram...