Thank you so much Excel sheriff your code was very simple and easy to read. You are an amazing soul . Continue to grow

That's an awesome one I enjoyed reading. You need to group your article into sections using headers, so hashnode can generate outline for you.

Well documented article. Insightful i must say.

Great documentation! I wonder if there's room to tune the threshold by which we decide whether a float is 0 or 1. Obviously, the threshold tuning should be done on a sample of the data. What do you think?

That’s just super awesome 👏 very practical and detailed, and useful even outside the stack you described. Especially the whole auth flow 👍

So Remix is just out of curiosity and sympathy? I mean, you reasoned about Redwood and Astro, but for instance not Next or Nuxt or Waku or whatnot?

Such an awesome write up! Thanks for going so deep! 🙌

this is very good article, every new comer which is not used java should be warned. otherwise he will infected with bad java practices when coding with golang without realizing.

This is such an amazing article. I am a junior dev and have never understood why people are trying to port those patterns to Go. I am glad I now have the perspective of someone who has more experience than me.

This is exactly what I needed to understand the intricacies of multi-cloud integration better. Thanks for this informative and well-written piece!

The writing style is engaging and easy to understand, even for those who are new to the concept of multi-cloud integration.