you like my ass that much?

I have used github pages for so many of my projects, & it worked flawlessly everytime.

@TheOnlyMrCat was that the final draft or they changed it for the better?

nice!

kind of, but you dont have to create directories and files manually. and to run the project, you dont have to explicitly say which project you want to run, etc

@lorentz its fine. We are all idiots 😝

is that fiverr?

what bug? share with us

@b2plane I totally agree with you. These guys deserve great punishment -_-

This guy messaged you too? I got this message yesterday

I'm not sure in which use case I will ever need to use it :-/

@retoor thanks. really appreciate the feedback :)

@hippolyte honestly, I don't. I try to stay away from it :)

@Oktokolo if the supported websites contain porn then yes :P

@daniel-wu pardon my ignorance, but would you mind elaborating it a little? it can be because of my bad english, I'm unable to understand fully. Thanks a lot

@hippolyte interesting! I just tried with an instagram link, not sure what happened, but when I download, it has the JPG extension with the name. I guess, I need to take a deep look into the issue. Thanks a lot for letting me know.

@electrode That's an interesting way to look at it

@Lensflare I see. The leading zeros came in to give the design a little aesthetics. without the zeros, it felt kinda weird, not sure how to explain it, as I'm not a designer

@Lensflare Yeah, just thought would be nice to know how many are supported without needing to count one by one :P

@horus Ahh! Thats a good suggestion! Thanks!

@azuredivay I thought, they let you download things natively :/

@PonySlaystation My bad! In the next version, it will have at least 32GB RAM and some Graphics card downloader :P

thats racist :P

working on rust, really enjoying

it didnt ask me my phone number & I'm still using it

@Grumm I agree. But for beginners, React & Vue are fantastic

I agree that Angular is great. But for beginners, it can be pretty hard to learn. Specially considering all the horrible tutorials on youtube you can find who just assume you know "this and that" and starts teaching Angular. I started my web-dev journey with Angular 4, which made me scared of web-dev for a long time. Then I tried React. Then I tried Angular again. Now I understand why people love Angular. I don't LOVE angular, but I'm not scared of it any more now.

@IntrusionCM I see. Its just that I'm not very familiar with the CI/CD tools other than Jenkins. To be honest, I dont know much about CI/CD either. All we did using jenkins was auto-deploying the code from github to the VPS. not sure what else can Jenkins do. Pretty sure it is a very powerful tool.

@IntrusionCM I see. so, should I not call it "Jenkins alternative" anymore? cause, whatever we used to do with jenkins, its doing all of it okay so far.

@lorentz Thanks for the explanation. so, adaptability is one the main purposes of a CI/CD tool, right?
if thats the case then my app is pretty adaptable without any plugins. So far we have tried it for Nodejs backend, Reactjs frontend & some dockerized python backends. it worked for these without any issues so far

@IntrusionCM to be honest, even I couldn't believe myself when it actually worked & I still can't believe that my colleages are using it without any issues so far.

let me ask you this, cause when I was making it, I wasn't really thinking of it in terms of a CI/CD tool but I just wanted to make something thats easier to setup than jenkins. so, all it does is:
when there's a change in certain branch of a repository in github/gitlab/etc, it grabs the code, runs necessary commands to run the code of the repo in production mode.
is there more to it in a CI tool?

@Nanos cause, instead of making a "wrapper" I want to make an "actual app" like the devrant app, that has barely any limitations