Am I the only one that despise TanStack docs? most of them seem AI-generated, incomplete and repetitive.

You’re not alone. They are terrible. For some reason they want them to look like an “app”.

It was even worse a few months ago when the background was constantly changing colors. Fortunately enough people complained and they removed it.

To tell you the truth, I first landed on TanStack Start docs page a few times earlier. But somehow just couldn't get past their Getting Started page because of the annoying Partner Logo Ads on their docs pages. Tho, I really like their apprach to RSC and therefore am surely giving TSS a try.

I know that a company needs to make money to grow the team and build good software. It's just that it would be really great if the Ads were not so intrusive! I kinda believe Docs pages hold some kind of sanctity in devs' minds, and frankly I initially (and my bad - incorrectly) judged the team who is willing to 'pollute' this place with such banners on "all" of their docs pages.

You’re the only one

Would be nice to see PGLite[1] compared too

1: https://pglite.dev/

Interesting, but I'm not sure how relevant it would be for a SaaS that on average queries hundreds to thousands of rows.

it doesn't seem to show most flights or airports in africa

Limited ADS-B receiver coverage in their data network, presumably.

honestly the issue with Zen is that they collect and might sell your data

nice, I have been hearing about Codex a lot, so I will def try it

I used to have this, but it takes up so much resources. not fit for small servers.

How did you make the image at https://github.com/zggf-zggf/openviktor/blob/main/docs/asset...?

I've been working on Peachy, a framework for writing native Linux applications easier and faster with React and GTK: https://peachy-9b8f81.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/

Very WIP and no docs, but I hope it will be helpful someday

there’s also IBM’s Granite

I have a Next.js app too, and it takes about 1m30 to deploy. it really takes longer to build when your app gets larger, and if I'd had to rebuilt the app focusing on build time, I'd probably go with Remix

(note this is with Vercel's [proprietary] build cache, it takes longer when there's no build cache)