It's so weird. The most part of my life I was a Full Stack Web Developer. HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, MySQL and so on. But I was always more happy on the frontend side. Especially CSS.
I work with Laravel for 6 years now and to see how easy and streamlined work can be really pulled me to the backend side.
I'm so hyped when I start the work on something while I'm creating the backend. And then I have to implement the frontend and I just have no motivation anymore.
I hope this is just a phase as I really enjoy to have full control over everything. The thing is: I love to optimize frontend stuff. But I don't really like to create it from scratch anymore.
@akop I am so glad about languages like Kotlin which offer non-nullable types. Exactly that will get unnecessary and also survive refactorings. #kotlin
Any european competiton to OpenAI is welcome , good to see Mistral coming with a new model for programming, Codestral. https://mistral.ai/news/codestral/
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@javedAB Other ways to achieve it include removing Javascript altogether and replacing it by server-side scripting, as well as serving most if not all of your sources over a fast CDN.
@aeveltstra server side rending is a valid approach. i started with @astro and @solid_js . however, from what i guess, server side rendering is more cost intensive than static html