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Turbo is just a JS library, not tied to rails. I use it with golang and I love it! It offers a nice tradeoff between heavy custom HTML attributes and too much 'convention over configuration'. Also pairs nicely with alpine.js


Seconded! I use Turbo with Haskell and Rust web apps. SSR with Turbo is the sweet spot for me.


> Several framework specific solutions have come to existence to give server-side templating more client side power, in particular:

> Ruby/Rails => TurboLinks/Hotwire

Hotwire is not framework specific. E.g. hotwired/turbo is just a JS library that allows for progressive enhancement in basically any web application that renders HTML. I use it in Go and I love it!


Wait until you have to deal with the admin web apps.

To enable mail forwarding to another domain I had to install powershell and a plugin to install a plugin to allow forwarding in my org.

Then there are times when it says : „To change this setting please enable the legacy UI“

And everything of this convoluted UX hell is documented in a dizzying but highly accurate documentation. I have to give them that!

Switched to protonmail and not looking back.


Since you mentioned this could you please give some hints on how to enable external forwarding at all? Spent hours on the issue last month before finally giving up deciphering the maze of the legacy UI. Thanks in advance.


I also lost many hours and nerves until I figured it out. But it let me get a glimpse on the true and frightening nature of Microsoft.

Okay so step 1: you try to enable forwarding, but the UI gives you an error about some policy that has to be set

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/recipients-in-exch...

Step 2: you have to find the anti spam settings in a UI called „defender something“ and turn the automatic forwarding polic on.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/offi...

Again the UI doesn‘t allow this because some setting in your organisation is disabled.

Step 3: the hard part. This setting can only be disabled through powershell. Google the name of it and you will find some docs about it.

There might be other ways to achieve forwarding. At least it sounds like that in the docs, but then they must be buried deep below the legacy UIs.

Good luck!


Video meetings that just work.


A very conservative estimation! And it's not only documentation of software but also the requirements and other parts of the whole lifecycle. It's incredible how many companies hold meetings after meetings to keep up the oral tradition only to run in circles. Instead of POs who churn out dozens of irrelevant tickets, we need people who can tell and write stories - real stories not "user stories". They offer insight, motivation, engagement and the right understanding to break down the work into reasonable and deliverable bits.


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I think Spotify is doing Micro Frontends and imho it's not a total mess


I think they went all in, then abandoned it: https://twitter.com/derberq/status/910056617881817089


Curios! I have the same problem. My wife has the theory that I cannot filter all the other distractions well enough. Good to know I'm not alone ;)


Modern browsers understand text/event-stream so no need for dirty tricks ;)


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