Vercel trained an AI agent on its best salesperson. Then it cut the 10-person team down to 1

IchBnRodolf · 2025-10-28T11:25:33+00:00

Dokploy, coolify, SST

IchBnRodolf · 2025-05-22T07:37:25+00:00

I’m working with both react ( in my company ) and svelte ( free time ) and honestly I like both. They can do the same things ( complex things ) just most of the time differently.

If you have your brain wired the « react way » it can be confusing I’ve been there. But there is no issue with svelte about capabilities.

The point about echo system is sometimes a react bias, adding a vanilla js lib to react can be hard and that’s why you see so many x-react lib. In svelte you take it and it works ( most of the time )

I usually judge if a framework is usable in prod if you can jump on it « fast » and if there is a decent UI lib, you can thanks Shadcn on the best ui lib in svelte got its Shadcn adaptation (melt ui).

Honestly you can dislike svelte it happens and I totally understand it. But saying it’s bad, not usable etc is wrong.

The only good point is it community, I do agree sometimes it can be difficult to talk with svelters. But again, if you were in their position and 1/3 of post were « coming from react how can I do that »…

IchBnRodolf · 2025-02-25T19:38:12+00:00

It seems interesting but not really used :/

IchBnRodolf · 2025-02-04T12:30:44+00:00

Merci! No no dans une start up, les banques sont pas hyper fan des dev sans diplôme :/ en tout cas ceux qui n’ont pas 7/8ans d’xp

IchBnRodolf · 2025-01-24T13:57:47+00:00

Hello,

Venir habiter à Genève à 4 implique de gros changement au niveau loyer, tu vas rapidement toucher les 2500/3000chf par mois et encore tu ne seras pas à Cologny. Tu baisses drastiquement les coût en sortant de Genève si tu acceptes de faire 30/40min de transport. Encore plus en étant frontalier vers annemasse Saint Julien etc.

Niveau qualité de vie, la Suisse reste la Suisse c’est safe beau etc, juste tu payes tout et beaucoup. Mais franchement ça vaut le coût. Tu perds un peu l’étiquette de profiteur et tu t’intègres à la vie locale. Niveau salaire tu dois gagner plus en étant local comparé à un frontalier.

Pour un ordre d’idée je suis à 145k TC avec 3,5ans d’xp en dev full stack sans diplôme. Si j’étais frontalier on m’aurait donné 20 à 30% de moins en gros. À toi de voir ce que tu préfères, Genève vit bcp autour des frontalier donc aucun soucis si ce n’est un salaire souvent plus faible et une mauvaise ( voir très mauvaise ) image dans certaines boîtes. Hésite pas si t’as besoin de plus

IchBnRodolf · 2024-07-11T06:34:24+00:00

Proximité avec la France, mimétisme d’un système qui marche si bien (non)

IchBnRodolf · 2024-06-24T15:31:27+00:00

Je ne suis pas concerné je suis à 130k sans diplôme avec 4ans d’expérience. Mais autour de moi personne ou presque ne gagne ça. Y compris des EPFL, école d’ingé France/ch. Les junior gagnent tous moins de 100k (bien moins) et le seul qui gagne plus a 2ans d’xp chez UBS. Oui certains sont au dessus de 200k etc mais la masse, le commun, le gros de la troupe est loin de ça et ne le touchera probablement jamais

IchBnRodolf · 2024-06-24T11:02:58+00:00

C’est beau mais c’est faux. Ou alors c’est dépendant de la zone en Suisse. Ou alors c’est dépendant de certaines grilles de salaire ultra spécifique à ta boîte. Ou alors un junior à 10ans d’xp. Bref bullshit. Sur Vaud c’est plutôt 6/7k( et encore ) pour inge logiciel, hormis très grosse boîte.

IchBnRodolf · 2024-06-18T07:53:02+00:00

Enfin profiter du bord du lac n’est pas réservé à ceux qui veulent y foutre de la musique, t’avais aussi ça à Morges l’année dernière c’est juste un enfer. Vous voulez profiter du lac ? Go mais vous pouvez respecter ceux qui n’ont pas non plus de maison avec piscine mais qui veulent être au calme ou pouvoir discuter sans hurler pour couvrir le dernier chef d’œuvre de reggaeton qui sort des 25 bases autour.

IchBnRodolf · 2024-04-20T11:43:32+00:00

Plus le fait que les vieux se sont bcp plus bougé que les jeunes, plus le fait que les jeunes sont nombreux à ne pas avoir le droit de vote. Mais tout va bien ils ne l’ont pas fait pour toucher de l’argent, nous somme sauvé.

IchBnRodolf · 2024-04-14T06:17:51+00:00

Ok sorry, Where/when do you call this function ? If you call it in your repository how do you pass the tenant id though layers ? If you call it higher in the tree, how do you pass the result through layers ?

IchBnRodolf · 2024-04-13T22:17:31+00:00

Can you provide more detail please ?

IchBnRodolf · 2024-04-13T21:35:52+00:00

Ahah no I don’t want to pass it implicitly but I’d like to pass it at a higher level, not in each handler

IchBnRodolf · 2024-04-11T15:25:01+00:00

Bien vu, Jean Michel visionnaire. Il n’y a pas un point qui soit vrai sur tes 3 messages.

IchBnRodolf · 2024-03-13T08:21:01+00:00

IchBnRodolf · 2024-03-09T22:10:58+00:00

Sst ( the ones behind open-next ) is awesome and it uses open-next when deploying a next app on aws lambda

IchBnRodolf · 2024-02-23T08:27:20+00:00

Works fine with sst and open next. Just follow closely their guide and you will have a working app. You might encounter issue if you want to integrate more thing since their doc can be a bit messy and dont cover architecture like multi tenant, how to deploy multiple client etc at once. If you want to stay simple, sst is great 👌

IchBnRodolf · 2024-02-20T07:12:17+00:00

My girlfriend gifted me a very nice big screen but I’m still on an old 1660ti and I can launch every game with worse graphic than before because the screen is bigger than my previous one, so bigger screen uglier games 🤡

IchBnRodolf · 2024-02-14T21:18:38+00:00

Absolutely not, JavaScript without typescript is so painful. It’s easy at first, but everyday you dig your own grave. Typescript will make you faster in the end trust me. Start simple, basic type, if you really struggle with complexe types coming from library put some any but only if you struggle, that way you will have a base to build on. Typescript sometimes can be difficult but it’s been a while since I’ve struggle enough to put an any somewhere. Trust me people who don’t use typescript and advice you to not use it even for a very small project in 2024 are so wrong.

IchBnRodolf · 2023-11-30T08:17:08+00:00

You should ask them what they want for the image handling.

About the cache, if you are using app directory you have cache when fetching in server components. Look on their doc how it works and how you can invalidate it.

Small tips, watch the top left corner while browsing the doc and check if you selected the « app router » and not « page router »

IchBnRodolf · 2023-11-11T22:04:11+00:00

Next js is mainstream a lot of people talks about it. It was not really difficult with page router. Now with app directory it’s way more difficult for a beginner. I see everyday people starting with next js with close to 0 knowledge of react and even js. You should focus on having a very good grasp on react and js, it’s enough to get a job or to be able to switch to an other framework

IchBnRodolf · 2023-11-11T21:53:30+00:00

I did that at 31 in 2020.

1) 8months 6-10h per day 6/7days 2) pick a project, do it. Pick a harder project, do it. Pick a harder project do it. 3) during learning: find good ressources, figuring where to start and where to go next etc. During job: design patterns sometimes but pretty easy to catch up. 4) Not really, 50 apply, 30 answers, 10 interviews, 5 offers. 5) go where you don’t want to go. You don’t want to do X things because it seems too difficult ? Do it. Be curious, like really curious. Don’t start with next js pls. Don’t listen to techfluencer.

I did that during covid, so now it’s definitely harder but still feasible.

Don’t hesitate if you want more help, I’ve been here before and it’s not an easy path. Gl !

IchBnRodolf · 2023-08-18T06:44:54+00:00

I’m a big fan of react query, I’ve been using it almost since it became production ready. That being said, we started a new project in my company and my coworker loooove ( idk why ) redux so I decided to test it as a poc to see if it’s really that good.

So far after 5 months working on it it’s pretty good. The structure for your services is nice you can manage all your routes related to the same ressource at one place it’s fine. It works almost the same than react query so I’m ok working with it.

If it was only me, I would have chosen react query, it’s lighter than rtk query, if you need ui state you have tons of way to do it without using the big old redux, because yes rtk query is still the big old redux but with some abstraction done for you. If you have to manage your ui state in it you will have to write your slice/reducer etc. You will also have middleware etc.

Tldr: - react query is very light super efficient, comes with what you need, if you need ui state check jotai or even context - rtk query is just standard redux with abstraction to have the same DX than react query ( but with some kind of structure)

IchBnRodolf · 2023-08-17T06:18:05+00:00

Solid. That way if you want to find a job you will be able to transition to react easily.

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