That does seem strange. So he has been experimenting seeking something. I have kept the same LTS installations sometimes until the bitter end of the support cycle.
I had switched some projects to SeaweedFS's Docker image. It worked well. This is good to know there is a successor open source project that would require no code changes to use. Will evaluate.
Unrelated to the content of this post, I fixed the website header to be much smaller and unobtrusive while reading. Tested on my iPhone and in the Firefox responsive simulator as promised in the comments there.
The promise of React Native was easing development burden from the web app to the native app. It makes sense if they are just using coding agents to cut out the framework and just go native.
That was my thought when I saw the headline and then reading the article confirms this is the inflection point per their own words. Very interesting.
Fascinating! I wonder if cloth artifacts, such as the Shroud of Turin, would also exhibit similar signatures. Though I have read some extremely compelling multi-disciplinary evidence exist to its authenticity to 1st century Judea, not a forgery.
I wanted to say I really, really appreciate your comment here John. libvips is a very useful tool set and maintaining it is certainly a bigger public challenge than I ever took on. I just wish the Ruby on Rails community had hardened their use of it sooner. Again, thank you.
reply