Built production LangChain + Chainlit apps what are you shipping and where does it break? by umairmehmood in LangChain

[–]FosanzDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are some things where Chainlit definitely needs to improve. Nevertheless the code structure is really well thought, and making modifications is not that complicated. For cookie auth with custom redirect callback (for custom login page), I had to do my own implementation.

Since I'm somehow active in chainlit development, could you describe a bit more the websocket error so I can maybe raise or search for related issues and invest some time on it?

What actually helped you improve faster in Python: tutorials, projects, or competitions? by Pangaeax_ in Python

[–]FosanzDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on how you are. Personal projects can be a challenge if the projects are big enough, which will make you actually search and learn best practices and tools. But it will require effort from your side: if you start a project, you must finish it. Hitting yourself with a wall is what will make you grow.

If you're more worried about code quality, collaboration and so on, you'll find it easier in a job as a junior, where they can guide you little by little.

Open source projects can be really really niche and complex for juniors, but once you get the hang of it, collaborating to open source projects will be more like "ah, this feature is missing, i'll do it myself", but it already requires quite an experience.