@kevmoo I'd be super interested in a technical blog post on this, problems around it and how you're solving it I remember you saying a while ago, "if it was easy we'd of done it" 😬

@toddmotto Oh way off! 😂 Never been down that way, next guess was Cotswolds

@OrestesGaolin @RydMike 🫡

@luke_pighetti What are the current local notifications package options? We've had Notifee -> Flutter on the "an idea" pile for an age now, but didn't seem like there was much need

@biz84 What are the reasons you're looking to move from LS? We're going through this at the moment: Paddle won't accept us for reasons, LS subscription configuration doesn't really align with what works for us, and Polar is missing some features we need (plus new player).. Really tricky

@luke_pighetti @puf $5 Hetzner box

@BraydenWilmoth @threepointone The readme is like wip, do not use, but what developer even know what that means?

@jonas_siedentop It's not that fancy 😂 essentially using build runner to resolve imports, params and return values, and automatically (de)serialize them across the network via HTTP. Builds a shelf pipeline to handle requests from the client, all Typesafe.

@amorenew @luke_pighetti What does "fix" mean for you?

@birjuvachhani You can create multiple pipelines and mount them, or if using shelf router just create and mount a new router instance

@FredKSchott Astro for websites, Astro + client:only for web apps

@APEALED @luke_pighetti Yeah it was a joke, it's just React 😅

@APEALED @luke_pighetti <BuildContext.Provider value={context} final context = useBuildContext()

@luke_pighetti @mickrich384 @dinkomarinac @getBoolean Also, build runner itself isn't THAT slow, it's when it's used in combination with analyzer (common) and other plugins like build_web_compilers (which is super slow), everyone points to build runner being the problem

@luke_pighetti @mickrich384 @dinkomarinac @getBoolean I don't like the fact that you have to install their package, build_runner and then sometimes a dev dep package (contains annotations/build logic), then run a long command. Like this is too much and confusing. Would be great if run/build just handled it for you