No.
What you most probably want to do is to build your next app as simple as possible, with hypermedia driven architecture, using established patterns of rendering server side, sending html to client, client replaces HTML.
HTMX is one tool that complements and fits nicely within this well established paradigm, which is the way I'm doing web development going forward.
Claims are easy. Actions are what matters. rewriting FOSS program with GPL license under MIT license is only possible from either a corporate backed project (because it makes takeover of a lot of FOSS infra so much simpler for them), or an extremely stupid team. both cases are equally bad.
What is a good, paid email service that is
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Nobody likes to talk about how almost everything is blocked from Iran. Not just as of late, but for years.
sanctioning intellectual resources and knowledge really must be illegal. I can understand it for proprietary things. But FOSS stuff being unavailable? That is pure hypocrisie.
"No you're from a bad country you're not allowed to learn"
Mattermost is indeed, a dick. They try to leech off of contributors like many of corporate focused open source products do.
Mint is just lovely
Can someone guess how this happens?
Been only using VSCodium for years. Really flawless.
Ah. The dream wife of all geeks
I would definitely give openSUSE a try. such a solid distro. Debian is also great, popOS seems likeable, nixOS is very very solid, I've used Arch, Manjaro and opensuse myself. currently on arch. but I highly recommend openSUSE
Use an ultra long support kernel like 6.12