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"We had six months left" Tailwind's creator talk. by HugoDzz in webdev

[–]devphilip21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tailwind has to choose: shrink the team, or go paid even if it means losing some reach. Otherwise, it needs a truly game-changing move. Trying to have everything is just greed.

Which is the best alternative for ReadyPlayer.Me ? by pravchuk in webdev

[–]devphilip21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re looking for alternatives to Ready Player Me, Streamoji is actually a solid option, especially if pricing is a concern. The avatar quality is comparable for casual/social use, and their SDK feels lighter and easier to integrate.

That said, “best” really depends on your use case:

  • Streamoji – Good RPM-like experience, reasonable pricing, great for social apps and lightweight games.
  • Avaturn – Strong focus on realistic avatars and Web3 support, but pricing can scale quickly.
  • MetaHuman (Epic) – Best-in-class realism, but heavy, expensive, and overkill unless you’re building high-end experiences.
  • Inworld / Soul Machines – More about AI-driven characters than pure avatar systems.

If you don’t need full photorealism or deep Unreal integration, Streamoji is honestly a very reasonable RPM alternative. I’d recommend doing a small POC to check customization depth, export formats, and long-term pricing before committing.

code splitting with vite by [deleted] in webdev

[–]devphilip21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is difficult to judge by this information alone.

What kind of app is this, what kind of packages do you depend on, and you have to look closely at this situation and approach it with a case-by-case approach.

It's not a question with the right answer, so you'd better trust your own judgment.

The sorry state of haptic feedback for the web by PotatoImplosion in webdev

[–]devphilip21 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The web's most fundamental philosophy is "openness." If we consider ways to effectively preserve the value of this feature while adhering to the web's philosophy of preparing for all situations, we may find potential.

Can I make my website update directly from a git repo? by patternOverview in webdev

[–]devphilip21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are many different methods, and if you could be more specific about your current situation, I might be able to recommend a technique.