I've really been into what I call the "HAG" stack: HTMX, Alpine.JS, Go.
It's simplicity has been a fresh of breath air. I love Go and being able to use it for almost the entire web app is amazing. I am excited for the upcoming router enhancements Go has proposed, that will let me move off Chi router. I try to stay as close to the std lib as possible. Though, the `templ` package is amazing and I very much will continue to use it when possible.
For my database I use `libsql` by Turso with server mode.
As for deployment, I just dockerize the app and the database then run them as two separate components in a Docker App.
Makes it a simple and easy to develop and deploy updates.
I wish FB had a way for me to disable posts from companies, pages, "shared" content etc.. I only want to see photos and status updates from friends. That is all. I don't want memes or reels. It's sad that in the first 10 items on my FB Home, only 1 is from a friend and its just a shared meme.
As a side statement to people liking cryptocurrency, am I the only one who doesn't want a public ledger where everyone can track how much cryptocurrency I possess, spend, etc...
The site wealthygorilla[.]com alters your history by erasing the current contents and replacing it with more of their articles. It irritated more way more then it should've the one time I went to their site. I went through and found the JS where they implemented that "feature".
I ran internal phishing email exercises were I use to work. We never let users know when it was an exercise vs real-world event, they always got the same automated response that it was being looked into and that was all. I guess luckily for our users no one ever received any training or punishment for "falling" for our emails. We use to do it mainly for click rate tracking.
It's simplicity has been a fresh of breath air. I love Go and being able to use it for almost the entire web app is amazing. I am excited for the upcoming router enhancements Go has proposed, that will let me move off Chi router. I try to stay as close to the std lib as possible. Though, the `templ` package is amazing and I very much will continue to use it when possible.
For my database I use `libsql` by Turso with server mode.
As for deployment, I just dockerize the app and the database then run them as two separate components in a Docker App.
Makes it a simple and easy to develop and deploy updates.