sillycube

This js dev trend is toxic. You must choose a framework that requires npm and compilation. Why can't we stay with the PHP way? Upload the code, refresh the page, and everything is updated.

Yes, I try to port 200 lines of js to Rust, the features remain the same. Using Claude 4.0 Sonnet with a prompt and it's done. Work perfect.

I still spend a few days studying Rust to grasp the basic things.

I use Django with Vue CDN for the MVP. The framework is similar to RoR. The key is not about the framework IMO, but whether you pick up a good track. If the demand is great, you can feel the pull from the market. Otherwise, whatever framework can't save you from failure.

I think you miss the time to think about the direction. But it is the most important task compare with others. Your time allocation only focuses on execution. If one is heading to a wrong direction, it just accelerates the failure.

Honestly, I have no idea why HNers are so hostile about such a cheap product. If you like it, just buy it whether you want to treat it as a tool, a toy or whatever. If you don't like, just leave it alone.

That's why I don't disclose any project data on IH anymore. Except for creating more competitors, I don't see any reason to do so. Lol

One of the issues of old phones is that the battery can't be replaced and the battery cannot run for a long time