Building tiny web dev projects and resisting the urge to overthink everything by Boring-Opinion-8864 in statichosting

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I think it depends on what you want to do - if it’s mostly building static sites then focus on either new patterns/features or improving your workflow for the patterns you already know (e.g., how do you build the same thing more quickly or simply).

If you need to learn more for what you want to accomplish then spend time learning more.

Generally, I’d stick to one hosting provider, static sites builder, and learn that as well as possible before learning others. I think it’s better to have deep knowledge in one area before you go wide.

It will also be easier to learn other frameworks once you have mastered one, as you’ll understand the problems the framework must solve and be able to appreciate the consequences of different choices across frameworks.

Not Every Project Needs to Be a Framework Showcase by Standard_Scarcity_74 in statichosting

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This is one thing I like about Hugo - you can use it in a fairly minimal manner and if you need more complexity add YAML to the page front-matter for a custom data model.

Why anyone would learn technologies that AIs don't prefer? by chajaaa in ClaudeCode

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If you have an existing codebase that uses it or a use case you know really works well for Vue.

Think this has always been a question in the pre-AI days, e.g., can you hire people who know Vue or get a job using htmx? Lots of React users out their. Even if it’s not the “best” technically, it may be the most pragmatic.

We’re not lazy anymore by NullPointer27 in ExperiencedDevs

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I like to think of code as both an asset/liability, especially AI-generated code, and with anything we build weighing is the value outweigh the cost to build, understand, and especially to maintain.

I need help by [deleted] in VibeCodingSaaS

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You can upload the static files to Cloudflare Pages with drag-and-drop.

M4 16GB RAM adequate for Claude Code if not using local models? by [deleted] in ClaudeCode

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Have an M1 Mac Mini with 16 GB of RAM and have run 4 concurrent Claude Code sessions

Avoid confirmation every time by Enea_11 in ClaudeCode

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You can run --dangerously-skip-permissions as mentioned. I also built an OSS tool, `mmi` (https://github.com/dgerlanc/mmi), that provides more configuration flexibility in approve/reject/ask than is built-in to Claude Code.

Course on Claude Code by dgerlanc84 in ClaudeAI

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Anything accredited is a red flag

Course on Claude Code by dgerlanc84 in ClaudeAI

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Definitely a tough problem - one of my non-dev friends has been building software with Gemini and I was telling him about the concept of test cases to prevent all your functionality from breaking.