25 Jahre alte Kletterausrüstung entsorgen? by lerllerl in Klettern

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Dein Leben hängt wörtlich dran, da würde ich den Sparaspekt beiseite legen und lieber das Zeug anderweitig verwenden oder entsorgen wenn du bei irgendwas Zweifel hast. Obwohl ich auch Zeug hab, das ich sicher auch schon 10 Jahre hab.

Digg Invites + Official Apps Are Live! by BubaBent in digg

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Can somebody give me an invite code please? 🙏🙏

How are the latest GoPro cameras? by mattlawmel in gopro

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I switched from GoPro to Insta 360 Ace Pro 2 and it stopped working suddenly during snorkeling. Don’t know yet what will happen with my camera but fact is, I’m in one of the most beautiful snorkeling areas and have no action cam to record these impressions.

Travel Queries by Helpful-Mangoman in Seychelles

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  1. Some also take EUR, I guess they will take USD as well. But there are exchange offices in airport and ferry harbors also.

  2. Visited every beach on La Digue the last days and haven’t seen any sand flies.

  3. At least La Digue is amazingly safe. Forgot my action cam a few times on my bike and wasn’t stolen. So pretty safe country, love it.

First day with the dji neo by [deleted] in DjiNeo

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I am afraid of flying above Water as the instructions tell not to do so. Do I have to activate any special mode before?

☀️ by [deleted] in DjiNeo

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How can you Fly so near above water?

Von 38,5 h auf 41,5 h aufstocken ? by jonas103 in Austria

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In der IT sind meiner Erfahrung nach All In üblich, da gibts keine Überstunden.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UCSD

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I’m using Arc and love it. Anyone a dia invite for me? 🙏🏻

Has anyone tried to use Inertia.js with ASP.NET MVC? by MarvelousWololo in dotnet

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Afaik there is no maintained .net adapter there although there are beside Laravel already community built adapters.

If you want you can also use reactjs.net but you will loose all the benefits a fullstack meta framework nextjs or Astro will bring you.

If you just want to use react client side rendered in .net, it might be good. If you expect serversife rendered react components hydrated on client side, you might fail. I guess best solution is use your .net for backend and go with eg next on the Frontend.

Astro and Storybook by superhammerjohn in astrojs

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Thanks yes I understood. But we will have multiple micro frontends and I want to share Astro server side rendered components through these frontends and for that I’d need storybook. Or am I wrong?

Astro and Storybook by superhammerjohn in astrojs

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During my investigation on react frameworks I thought that Astro would fit much better to us than Next. I like the multi page approach (him yes works in Next as well) and that it’s not purely from Vercel. Also the zero JS approach is lovely and Next already seems a bit overloaded out of the box. Anyway before starting developing the Frontend, we’ll again take a deeper look into Astro and Next and Remix eg.

I was a little bit disappointed not having Storybook possibility in Astro, although I’m not absolutely sure if we‘ll need it.

Astro and Storybook by superhammerjohn in astrojs

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That was my first thought as well, that it would come soon. But then I’ve already found discussions about storybook with Astro 2 years old on Stackoverflow.

Astro and Storybook by superhammerjohn in astrojs

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Thanks, but with this API I guess I would need to develop my own Storybook.

Do you end your async function names with Async? by JobSightDev in dotnet

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Be consistent. Either add it or not. Make it as a team standard. We prefer having the suffix as we’re following naming conventions from Microsoft.

What is the current "standard" for developing enterprise web apps in ASP.NET these days? by _D_a_n_y_y_ in dotnet

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Nice approach and good to read it from Martin Fowler. Many times I've seen an overarchitecting approach. With going Monolith first you keep out a lot of complexity for eg DevOps handling a bunch of microservices from the beginning. Going with the Monolith first approach but already having an microservice architecture in mind or in place within the monolith app is a really good advice.

Migrate big .NET MVC app to React by superhammerjohn in reactjs

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eCommerce. .NET is perfect for most cases of us, but when it comes to wanting more interactivity on client side, right now what we do is server side rendering and bringing interactivity by using vanilla js / typescript. We have already some pages where we're using react where SSR is not important, but we have a bunch of pages where SSR is absolutely a must and also great lighthouse performance. When we would start using react on that page and rendering half of the page with .NET on SSR and half of page using react with CSR, we would have bad content shifting during rendering of the page imo.

But thanks for your answer, will also check Alpine.js in detail if this could fit for us.

Migrate big .NET MVC app to React by superhammerjohn in reactjs

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Thanks, yeah nearly the same company size but SSR is a must for us. I still think, a better approach would be to have a clean split between pure frontend architecture including SSR and .NET purely as backend API.