it's a series:

- part 2: https://www.mostlypython.com/django-from-first-principles-pa...

- part 3: https://www.mostlypython.com/django-from-first-principles-pa...

also here's the repo: https://github.com/ehmatthes/django-first-principles/

You can make a shortcut with the action Toggle and set Bluetooth

I’m trying this now and can’t figure this out. I’ve been trying for months now.

I’m adding a new action, I search toggle and Bluetooth and I’m not getting any actions to set Bluetooth. What am I doing wrong? Edit: Scratch that! I figured it out! Realised I wanted a way to connect to a Bluetooth device (my flaky headphones don’t always connect, pain to dig into the settings every time)

I made one to open locations in settings via open URL: prefs:root=Privacy&path=LOCATION

Wow, that's bonkers. I thought apple cared about privacy?

here's a list with all settings urls: https://github.com/FifiTheBulldog/ios-settings-urls/blob/mas...

it's route for the settings menu, not sure it works in the browser :)

or just create a new bookmark with:

javascript:void(location.href='https://deturl.com/play.php?v='+location.href.split('=')[1])

when you're on a yt video click it and it will redirect using the id

Congrats! I suggested it to my team while even in CLI stage as an alternative to skaffold

How does Tilt compare to Skaffold? (I just got skaffold set up)

hoping they'll merge with google as alphabet block

having something that specific, tailored for dynamic language, seems like overkill i'd undestand if it was for something highly performant and hard to deploy

Maybe, but maybe not. If you're using Python/JavaScript and have a ton of dependencies, most of your deploy-time is gonna be spent downloading dependencies. If the host you're using is specifically setup for Python/JavaScript, they can run a registry mirror with 100% of the packages right next to the host, and remove basically most time spent downloading the packages.

Same goes for other time-consuming activities like code coverage or even running the tests. If the applications running on the platform are somewhat heterogeneous, then you can start doing really aggressive performance work.

actually i'll ask something similar, why this over dokku?

You can do Dokku, you can setup dokku and deploy apps with dokku. no problem.

But I wanted a solution where I don't need to remember anything DevOps while writing/shipping my apps.

I also added a generous free plan that allows all features. Then AWS has free credits so one can start their next big thing without expenses and not learning a single thing about deployment at all

have a look at: https://www.makeareadme.com/