Notices by Diegovsky (diegovsky@fosstodon.org)

@thomasfuchs why not? genuinely asking

@Tati @kiff

estou doando R$ 20 reais porque é o que posso no momento :(

Será que alguma ONG de proteção aos animais pode te ajudar com os custos um pouco?

todo amor a você e sua gatinha ❤️

thank you @ryanc , now my job is twice as fun now that I got my AI to speak silly stuff to me lmao

@ryanc just read her Wikipedia. You really dodged a bullet

@riverfount @gutocarvalho tô assim com a minha graduação, pena que é presencial kk

@anna please share links 🙏

@amszmidt if you hadn't blocked those people, maybe you could have heard their points.

Look, you don't HAVE to provide any arguments, not even keep engaging me.

But if you don't provide arguments for your points, then what was the point of even engaging?

What's the point of showing up to a discussion telling everyone they're wrong and you know the truth yet abstain from justifying said truth?

I was interested in what you had to say but you have nothing to say

@amszmidt I'm sorry but if all you can say is that you don't recognize a very thorough piece of evidence detailing most of RMS's most vile acts while calling it "a piece of toilet paper", then you're just being ignorant.

I think the name calling is completely justified considering your attitude towards a report of vie stuff RMS is to just say you don't like it.

C'mon at least put up some arguments about why you think it's bad. Because it really makes you seem like a child

@amszmidt sometimes we must moderate people out of our lives, not because they're breaking rules but because we don't want to interact with them.

You're clearly very salty about the stallman thing still. I guess blocking people really doesn't solve the inner issue, does it?

I hope you you read the stallman report and stop defending someone as if they were an incorruptible god. Stating someone, anyone, "never did anything wrong" is such a childish thing to say.

Looking forward to the plonk :)

@andros @librebits O livro de Django é ótimo para começar sim. Quando estávamos migrando de FastAPI para Django, foi nosso ponto de partida.

A migração foi finalizada inteiramente em um dia. O livro é muito prático e direto ao ponto.

Eu chamo de livro, mas aparentemente é um tutorial. Me refiro a isso: https://docs.djangoproject.com/es/5.1/intro/tutorial01/

A documentação completa do framework se contra nesse site também. Ela é muito boa mesmo.

@andros @librebits Também utilizamos HTMX nos nossos projetos. É um projeto essencial quando se deseja implementar reatividade sem ou com pouquíssimo JS.

Um exemplo: consegui implementar scroll infinito para uma página de listagem sem muito esforço e com poucas linhas de graças ao HTMX. Você pode ver esse código funcionando em https://vitrine.oziotecnologia.com

Então não, HTMX não compete com Django, e sim o complementa. E ainda não aprendemos a usar 100% de seu porencial!

@ryanc but how do you decide invalid utf-8 sequences then?