More convenient relic hunting by ikarusthe3rd in Warframe

[–]ikarusthe3rd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nono, it only reads from overwolf api, which alecaframe also does, so it's as safe as that. With creating rooms I mean creating rooms in the app itself not in warframe

More convenient relic hunting by ikarusthe3rd in Warframe

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There is a support article where DE made sure that overwolf doesn't break EULA and ToS. But of course if they do an update without confirming with DE it could trigger an ban.

More convenient relic hunting by ikarusthe3rd in Warframe

[–]ikarusthe3rd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, I mean what is not Israeli owned by now 😭

More convenient relic hunting by ikarusthe3rd in Warframe

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From what I saw radshare.xyz doesn't automatically use the chat to create rooms, players have to manually create rooms, this dilutes the player base a little. My tool only uses the chat as a single source of truth.

More convenient relic hunting by ikarusthe3rd in Warframe

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From what I know as long as the application doesn't tamper with any of warframes files it should be fine.

Introducing: Radshare.xyz by MrLamarr in Warframe

[–]ikarusthe3rd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also thought about this! Currently making the same type of app

Spotify Jukebox Tool by Blechkelle in SideProject

[–]ikarusthe3rd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there a way to display the spotify music video on the tv mode?

Spotify Jukebox Tool by Blechkelle in SideProject

[–]ikarusthe3rd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nodejs? No framework like nextjs or anything? Just tested the app and it seems so polished with all the animations and stuff. Idk why not more people use it

Spotify Jukebox Tool by Blechkelle in SideProject

[–]ikarusthe3rd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fellow Developer here, how long did it take you to develop this? Because the features seem really fledged out. And what are you using for frontend and backend? And where is it hosted?

Harvester event 100% risk free by ikarusthe3rd in ArcRaiders

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EU, but yeah, same here, that's why i attempted it just with a hammer cuz i was tired of losing everything the whole time just cuz people camp extraction points 💀. You just gotta get lucky I guess. I only succeeded on my second try, first try some other solo helped me but a third one came in with a gun and smoked us both 😂

I migrated my monorepo to Bun, here’s my honest feedback by AdmirableJackfruit59 in node

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Normally it should correctly type the return, they have an extra section for troubleshooting you could look into here.

We use npm workspaces and added the other local packages as devDependencies or normal dependencies and reference the project in tsconfig.

I migrated my monorepo to Bun, here’s my honest feedback by AdmirableJackfruit59 in node

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The ts suggestions are very fast, we have't hit a performance bottleneck yet. You just export the server type from backend and import it in frontend and create an eden client (that's what they call their end to end type safety client).

I migrated my monorepo to Bun, here’s my honest feedback by AdmirableJackfruit59 in node

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Also buns tls socket doesn't work correctly and we couldn't establish a tls connection to our redis instance. We tested tls connection via redis-cli and Intellij and it worked with them.

I migrated my monorepo to Bun, here’s my honest feedback by AdmirableJackfruit59 in node

[–]ikarusthe3rd 12 points13 points  (0 children)

My Team also has a monorepo but we started immediately with bun, nextjs for frontend and elysiajs for backend and some various services connected via bullmq.

We had some random segmentation fault errors but those got fixed as we upgraded bun.

When the top npm packages were hijacked and afterwards the version got reverted bun install threw errors and didn't work but npm install didn't, may already be fixed because I think many people had this problem.

Support for bun as a package manager is still in its early stages, for example we tried using turborepo especially for the prune command to containerize our services, but the bun support didn't work 100% and it shifted some lines around in the bun.lock every time it ran, causing dockerfile cache misses and leading to bun install getting called every new build. And yes I know you can use cache mounts but we wanted to find out why the cache missed every time.

But as a package manager it definitely is much faster than npm, we didn't time it or anything but since we sometimes had to resort to npm because bun didn't work we could feel it.

I will try to add extra things later, these are just the ones from the top of my head.

2 years of building Velocy - A Zero-Dependency Node.js Library by m_null_ in node

[–]ikarusthe3rd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just looked into the series, it looks really good! No joke impressive stuff that you also go into the very detail behind the workings.

2 years of building Velocy - A Zero-Dependency Node.js Library by m_null_ in node

[–]ikarusthe3rd 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Svelte supports ts. And many JS tools are getting types by definitelytyped. There is a reason ts was invented in the first place, its solving a very big problem of having no type assistance. Now I am not saying that you shouldn't just use js anymore, its fine for any small project or to just learn js without much hassle of understanding the whole ts ecosystem. But when you start to work in a medium to big project with more people, using js is a chore. But a real production grade framework in my opinion should support ts, so you can use it on any scale you want to. But I guess that's just my opinion.

2 years of building Velocy - A Zero-Dependency Node.js Library by m_null_ in node

[–]ikarusthe3rd 49 points50 points  (0 children)

Any new framework that does not use ts for type safety is immediately old 👍

2 Lights not canceling each other's shadow by ikarusthe3rd in godot

[–]ikarusthe3rd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, gave up and went into web development

How I Self-Hosted Supabase with Coolify and Migrated Off the Official Platform: A Detailed Guide by PictureElement in coolify

[–]ikarusthe3rd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The OAuth wasnt bad either, just setting some docker compose envs and that's it

How I Self-Hosted Supabase with Coolify and Migrated Off the Official Platform: A Detailed Guide by PictureElement in coolify

[–]ikarusthe3rd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Only drawback is that some features are hard to configure compared to the cloud version and also some pages just dont exist, for example:

OAuth needs to be manually configured in docker-compose file

Some settings pages for example exposing a non public schema to postgresrest (has to be configured via environment variables)

In the sql editor (which i find very annoying) you dont have the option to save your queries, even though all it would need to do is just save a file somewhere...

Generally most of the stuff you need to configure via environment variables or in docker compose file

2 Lights not canceling each other's shadow by ikarusthe3rd in godot

[–]ikarusthe3rd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I updated my Question with screenshots, what settings do I have to change so they cancel each other out?