Kadence Pro is $350 per site license. I think going back to Elementor.

OpenTofu vs Terraform: for a learner like me, the syntax is the same, so the skills carry over. The real difference is licensing, not how you write infra. Anyone here switched in production?

No formal exercise for a few years. Today: 7 min walking pad at 3 km/h, 5 min at 5 km/h, then a 7 min YouTube workout. Starting small on purpose. I'd rather build a habit I can keep every day than go hard once and quit tomorrow.

Recorded a batch of course videos and assumed the editor would match my monitor's resolution. It didn't. I never set the document resolution, so lots of exports came out low quality and stretched. Lesson: set the canvas size before you add anything to the timeline.

I've shipped mobile apps in native Kotlin, Flutter, and React Native. My take: the framework matters less than people argue about. Pick the one your team can debug at 2am, and go native when you really need the platform.

Multi-stage Docker builds are the easiest win I've found so far. Build in a fat image, copy only the output into a slim one. Same app, way smaller image, and no compilers sitting in production.

I thought it's over for @Dodgers when the @Brewers won their 3rd match. Got my hopes up on the 4th match because its best of seven games. There's still a little bit of hope, until the 6th inning.

I'm still using @t3dotcodes even when anthropic drop the update on the desktop app. I'm a happy free user.

`terraform destroy` failed on me because I had added a few DNS records by hand. Lesson learned: Terraform only deletes what it created. Anything you click into existence, you clean up yourself.

I'm prepared to drop my cursor sub and only use codex for personal use, then I just realized that grokbot actually runs on @cursor_ai sub even only the $20, while Dots only for Pro user. Now I know which one i should keep.

I think @learntocloud networking capstone is more about learning aws (or gcp or azure) than the networking practice lab. Most of my time spent exploring the security groups, inbound/outbound rules, or other feature on aws console. And those aren't in the lesson.

Not really a fan of CTF challenge on @learntocloud I hope the first one is the only one. 😂

If I know how to use Vim, what'll be the case to still use head, tail, or more?

Starting @learntocloud curriculum.

I tried conductor, pane, herdr, emdash, solo, and the last one that sticks and will be keep for a longer time. It's @t3dotcodes , awesome product design.

Got my hands dirty with DeepSeek Harness.

Glad I only use it for my hobby project.

Exhausted my weekly limit on my 2nd week with @zcode_ai. Limit reset on 3 days 😅.

Thanks to @zcode_ai 300M WEEKEND BUILD, I can realize the idea of building the mobile app to replace my hand-coded native PHP manga tracker web. ZCode is awesome, the integration with Android Emulator & iOS Simulator was super great.

Browser integration is by far better in @zcode_ai than any other tools.