jerrygreenest

Not just google, hackernews was also displaying: "We're having some trouble serving your request. Sorry!", has it something to do with google architecture?

Btw, that's funny you listed all the google services exactly in the order I found them unavailable: first youtube, then gmail, then docs

47mb executable for a simple cat command? Huh, there's huge area for improvements indeed

I see very little docs and absolutely no fancy info like gifs or videos explaining what it's possible to do with this tool. I see some example folder, but I can't really say the difference between webfs and ipfs. (Just a little feedback, I mean no offence)

Not using in production but really willing to do so, because the concept is just beautiful. Writing components is a pleasure. Fresh view at animations, which I haven’t tried much, but it looks very promising and convenient (and ofc fast, - first of all). Very, very good tutorials!

However, there’s a couple of unwilling moments:

- A lot of boilerplate code in a newly generated project (very easy to get it outdated when new versions come)

- A popular one: still no good typescript support

And... I think that’s all? Pretty much all the rest is just beautiful.

I think these are two things which bind me from going all in, and use it everywhere, on every new project