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Great write!
I'm leaning very heavy on Hypermedia architecture. It's the way of past, current and future!
And this article opened up my view to otger ecosystems and how they support this (I have been doing it with Clojure+HTMX).
You only get shot in one knee.
By architecture I meant software architecture.
Name 3 UML diagrams and 3 architectures!
Just made mine with Typst. Amazing.
Search "typst cv template"
Also, the idea of jsonresume seems pretty great. So you can have a single source of data and have different types of resume styles for it.
You say i vestors will back away and the bubble will burst, but I say the investors are governments themselves, therefore, they have all the money and power there is. The bubble will burst in some sense, but this is larger than simple consumer product markets.
This is a weapon. One of the greatest tools for governments and those on power to dictate and control.
Wait till they ruin the internet, make users unable of any meaningful general purpose computation on their own hardware, then everybody has to beg them for computing and knowledge.
this is bigger than a few AI companies. This is the scheme of global governments moving towards full totalitarianism and control.
Call me paranoid but I highly believe this is the route we're at.
Not really.
The legal complications and details really matter depending on your usecase, what are you trying to do, which libraries and software are you going to use, how is your product will be used etc.
It's more than just a matter of taste and personal philosophies.
Exactly. Everything has it's place.
Can I ask, what do you mean by "share code with out customers"? They modify this code? They only use this code? How are the dynamics?
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.