I’ve successfully saved many people suffering with godaddy.

As soon as the word is mentioned I tell them the horror stories.

Saving this to the bucket of stories.

Count it as a good deed, talked a group out of GoDaddy on a greenfield project once. Still proud of that one.

Unfortunately the few people I have tried to convince all double-down. People don't like to admit they made mistakes.

From the limited scope of their perspective, they haven’t made a mistake - until something harms them.

It’s the initial starting point, calm down.

I like the idea it can help for initial inspection and smell detection

Pot calling the kettle black

Django support will be a game changer on top of the game changer ty is!

I’ve been doing a version of this using bash scripts for a long time! Thanks for making it

I didn’t fully read the post, but pretty sure they have a good point. I inherited next.js on a project it is the absolute worst framework.

I don’t need/want to elaborate.

The most amazing and well thought out web framework I’ve ever used.

Cannot wait for the async and bg work interface!

Happy birthday Django you cutie

Looks like a minimalist Rietveld chair! Nice job

Not to mention the absolute worst dev build time that’s had an open PR with a lot of complaints for years and not addressed.

for reference https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/48748

This will test how egoless each programmer is.

If you’re truly egoless and care about the outcome and not the path to the outcome… you’ll see how exciting this is.

Why does that matter?

A lot of folks chose programming as a career because they enjoy the path at least as much as the outcome, and I think that's a perfectly fine reason to choose a career.

It also gives them good reason to mourn the loss of something that brings them happiness. They might be losing the only part of their job they actually enjoy.