One idea i found interesting on top: why not use a service-worker to mock the backend completely (https://mswjs.io/) and mock the server answers with the service-worker. Then you still have a local-only PWA-style frontend and can choose yourself, how to sync it back to a server if you really like or need to.

What datastar is great for is: throw all that overcomplicated frontend-junk away and concentrate on the real innovation or simply get things done. Not to forget: ignore the dependecy-hell of every nodejs-based project you can encounter. After the lowcode-initiative, now it's time for the "nodeps"-initiative. Deprecate npmjs.com.

The bots on X are built into it now? So influence crowds by diametral extreme positions in an automated manner is a nobrainer now.

The experts from Europe are ready to help out, if the domestic ones can't find the root cause.

"With a focus on security" was the punchline and i had to smile.

While i encourage the great intention and the work that has been done, it seems an oxymoron to create a secure client to connect to unsecure clients.

I will never forget that blazing speed of the BlazeRDP-implemetation that i used in the past that is now long forgotten. I never saw such an speed-optimized RDPish implementation. I knew i was connecting to unsecure clients and used a propietary fix to a MS-based protocol, but it was insanely fast. I never had such a fast remotedesktop since then regardless of the OS. This is not an ad, i'm not affiliated, it's simply a fact in my life, that i recall.

Any links to share? I don't care about security for my use case.

And i forgot to mention something: the mobile client was also the best that i ever used, too. Absolutely intuitive back in the days - but i don't know how it is today. But i expect it to be even better, not degraded.

That is incorrect!

https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/de/reiseundsicherheit/usaver...

Well said. On the other side it's very sad and true, that the consequences can be global in special individual cases.

I love the choice for tauri! And all the other choices made are IMHO top notch, too!

Thank you! Please feel to try this out and share your thoughts.

That sounds great! Just in case you (or your bot) forgot the web-links :)

https://github.com/Zackriya-Solutions/meeting-minutes

https://meetily.zackriya.com/

https://dev.to/zackriya/meetily-a-privacy-first-ai-for-takin...

Thank you! I posted it, but I think I did not recheck. Definitely not a bot :)

Wow, what good news! I totally love Hasura but totally missed a lot of things since graphql. My stand was, that i don't want to use a second product for vectors and i'm totally into postgres and hasura.

My plan was to add: pgai

I came along a blog post from timescale last week, it's worth a read: https://www.timescale.com/blog/vector-databases-are-the-wron...

My question: do the newly added hasura features make it completely obsolete to add pgai as extension to postgres or can they play along nicely.

My first guess is i'll simply combine both. I want to have a stack i can work and get deeply fimilar with and not change it all 3 month, when a new funky vectordb is announced.

I celebrate your choice haha I'd do the same honestly

Seems like Russia owns Alphabet now. Then we're not allowed to trade with Alphabet and their cloud anymore. What a disaster it is to come.