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I've shown Rust's Result type to folks on occasion because I like it so much. The other aspect I like is the `?` operator, which allows for easier error propagation.

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch09-02-recoverable-errors-wi...

A few days ago someone left a comment that they download their timeline's tweets and associated content. I thought that post was great, and that it was nice that Twitter could support that kind of advanced personal usage. As the API continues to dry up though, less of that personal control will be possible unfortunately.

The readme mentions the boilerplate app uses Native Base. Do you have any thoughts on Native Base after using it for a while? I used it to bootstrap our app, over time I felt confined by it's limitations.

I shared Bulma with my team little under a year ago while Bootstrap 4 was still in development. Bulma doesn't have all the bells and whistles CSS-wise of Bootstrap, and it also doesn't require _jquery_ into the page, it lets us write our own components (which is a pro and con of its own).

I use Brave's mobile browser daily, and have for months. It renders like Chrome mobile as far as I can tell, it's at least as fast, and compared to Firefox mobile, I don't need to add another plugin to block ads.

I'm not really interested in the whole BAT thing that Brave is trying, and haven't heard much else about privacy or security lately.