brandonaaron

Also a fan of GlitchTip so far. I only recently (last month or so) started using it. I made a railway template for it and have been using it to monitor a handful sites. I used valkey and minio for storage. Makes it super easy to spool up an instance.

Recently swapped from using the Gem version of this to the docker version on an older ruby on rails project as part or turning it into a devcontainer utilizing docker. Seemed to work well for local dev.

Super curious about your experiences with local-first. Would you mind expanding on your tooling choices and maybe how much experience you have doing local-first? Do you use indexeddb and webrtc directly or through a lib/framework? Are you using one of the big ui frameworks? Do you use wasm for any heavy lifting? Do you have any paid apps you’re shipping as local first?

We started off with Quickbooks 10 years ago. Switched to Xero about a few years after that and have been using Xero ever since. I don’t recall the reasons for switching but Xero has been fine for a small dev shop.

I recently rebooted my personal site initially with 11ty and then with Astro. I’m really enjoying the Astro experience. I ended up using swup for transitions instead of what Astro provides due to some odd behaviors around remounting my custom elements.

My site is primarily static generated but I did use the node integration to expose a couple of dynamic endpoints. I put caddy server in front of it and host it on railway.

One thing I found lacking was the eslint experience for the astro components. There is a community eslint plugin but I could not get it working well for my setup. Hoping to find some time in the future to dig more into that.

It looks like it should be a really nice extension. I did do a little digging to see if I could help debug the issues I was running into but ultimately didn’t have the time to allocate to it. I’ll try again in the near future.

I have toyed with it on a larger code base but nothing significant. I ran out of tokens fairly quickly on trying out some larger refactoring/tasks. I don’t find myself reaching for it much but I’m usually pretty impressed when I do.

I recently cancelled copilot (only used the chat) in favor of aider[0] and chatgpt vscode extension[1]. I really didn’t find myself using it much and paying for usage via openai api seems a bit more reasonable for my use case.

Side note… I also tried continue.dev vscode extension[2] but could not get it to work reliably.

[0]: https://aider.chat/ [1]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=feiskyer... [2]: https://continue.dev/