When I was looking for one a while back, they made a lot of weird component choices (especially around wheel size and brakes) if you had repairability and maintainability in mind compared to the big bike brands
that being said, my bike shop said they hate rad power bikes bc people are always bringing them in to get fixed and they use a ton of proprietary parts so maybe they were just bad and this is competition in a free market
November 11, 2025 at 6:17 PM
When I was looking for one a while back, they made a lot of weird component choices (especially around wheel size and brakes) if you had repairability and maintainability in mind compared to the big bike brands
Writing clear, well-documented code isn’t just about optimizing performance—it’s about improving collaboration and maintainability.
November 11, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Writing clear, well-documented code isn’t just about optimizing performance—it’s about improving collaboration and maintainability.
Thorough testing is non-negotiable for AI-generated code. Never assume correctness; validate outputs rigorously to ensure quality, maintainability, and prevent accumulating technical debt. Human oversight remains crucial. #CodeQuality 5/6
November 11, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Thorough testing is non-negotiable for AI-generated code. Never assume correctness; validate outputs rigorously to ensure quality, maintainability, and prevent accumulating technical debt. Human oversight remains crucial. #CodeQuality 5/6
Active contribution to the Kubernetes open-source ecosystem—not just consumption—is key. This strategic cycle directly hardens security, boosts maintainability, and integrates cutting-edge community insights into your stack.
https://f.mtr.cool/qygmuzukbc
https://f.mtr.cool/qygmuzukbc
November 11, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Active contribution to the Kubernetes open-source ecosystem—not just consumption—is key. This strategic cycle directly hardens security, boosts maintainability, and integrates cutting-edge community insights into your stack.
https://f.mtr.cool/qygmuzukbc
https://f.mtr.cool/qygmuzukbc
IIRC classes in JavaScript are just functions with syntactic sugar to make the function act as a class. So as far as performance is concerned, classes are of no use. But as for readability and maintainability, classes have the edge when functions become to bloated.
November 10, 2025 at 10:43 PM
IIRC classes in JavaScript are just functions with syntactic sugar to make the function act as a class. So as far as performance is concerned, classes are of no use. But as for readability and maintainability, classes have the edge when functions become to bloated.
I wouldn't say it's stupid, but having strict line limits can be overly simplistic. It's more about readability and maintainability. Sometimes a function needs more lines to be clear. What's your experience with it?
November 10, 2025 at 10:25 PM
I wouldn't say it's stupid, but having strict line limits can be overly simplistic. It's more about readability and maintainability. Sometimes a function needs more lines to be clear. What's your experience with it?
Day 1 of your coding project? Start with a strong structure! Learn how to organize your files for scalability and maintainability. Dive into folder hierarchy and essential best practices. #CodingTips #DevCommunity
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November 10, 2025 at 9:15 PM
Day 1 of your coding project? Start with a strong structure! Learn how to organize your files for scalability and maintainability. Dive into folder hierarchy and essential best practices. #CodingTips #DevCommunity
Explore the best coding practices for .NET Core API development! Learn how to enhance performance, maintainability, and security in your API projects. #DotNetCore #APIDevelopment
dev.to
November 10, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Explore the best coding practices for .NET Core API development! Learn how to enhance performance, maintainability, and security in your API projects. #DotNetCore #APIDevelopment
Lexware teamed up with team neusta to modernize its TYPO3 platform, creating a scalable, high-performance website with improved UX, robust security, and long-term maintainability.
Curious how they did it? Read the full case study: buff.ly/tfp5oKa
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#TYPO3 #teamneusta #lexware
Curious how they did it? Read the full case study: buff.ly/tfp5oKa
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#TYPO3 #teamneusta #lexware
November 10, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Lexware teamed up with team neusta to modernize its TYPO3 platform, creating a scalable, high-performance website with improved UX, robust security, and long-term maintainability.
Curious how they did it? Read the full case study: buff.ly/tfp5oKa
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#TYPO3 #teamneusta #lexware
Curious how they did it? Read the full case study: buff.ly/tfp5oKa
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#TYPO3 #teamneusta #lexware
The discussion revealed that different templating approaches aren't merely stylistic. They impact how logic and markup intertwine, affecting maintainability and developer onboarding. Choosing wisely is crucial for long-term project health. #DevExperience 3/6
November 9, 2025 at 11:00 AM
The discussion revealed that different templating approaches aren't merely stylistic. They impact how logic and markup intertwine, affecting maintainability and developer onboarding. Choosing wisely is crucial for long-term project health. #DevExperience 3/6
Very true; LLMs are happy to accelerate me into horrific tech debt — e.g. I ask for [big thing A] then try to prompt it into [big thing B] without stopping to understand & refactor.
It's still my job to manage complexity & maintainability — if I do that, it's great.
(But *only* if I do that well.)
It's still my job to manage complexity & maintainability — if I do that, it's great.
(But *only* if I do that well.)
November 9, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Very true; LLMs are happy to accelerate me into horrific tech debt — e.g. I ask for [big thing A] then try to prompt it into [big thing B] without stopping to understand & refactor.
It's still my job to manage complexity & maintainability — if I do that, it's great.
(But *only* if I do that well.)
It's still my job to manage complexity & maintainability — if I do that, it's great.
(But *only* if I do that well.)
I’ve found the impulse to “break up the massing” to be a received wisdom of planners regardless of the frontage width or any other considerations such as construction quality and maintainability.
The fact that it was identified as basically unsupported by public so early is even worse somehow.
The fact that it was identified as basically unsupported by public so early is even worse somehow.
November 9, 2025 at 5:30 AM
I’ve found the impulse to “break up the massing” to be a received wisdom of planners regardless of the frontage width or any other considerations such as construction quality and maintainability.
The fact that it was identified as basically unsupported by public so early is even worse somehow.
The fact that it was identified as basically unsupported by public so early is even worse somehow.
🐳 New blog post! Part 3: Modularizing CI Jobs with @docker.com Compose
Learn how to organize your CI/CD pipeline using separate Compose files for each job with the `extends` feature.
Better organization, reusability & maintainability ✨
Read more: k33g.hashnode.dev/drastically-...
#Docker #DevOps
Learn how to organize your CI/CD pipeline using separate Compose files for each job with the `extends` feature.
Better organization, reusability & maintainability ✨
Read more: k33g.hashnode.dev/drastically-...
#Docker #DevOps
k33g.hashnode.dev
November 8, 2025 at 4:20 PM
🐳 New blog post! Part 3: Modularizing CI Jobs with @docker.com Compose
Learn how to organize your CI/CD pipeline using separate Compose files for each job with the `extends` feature.
Better organization, reusability & maintainability ✨
Read more: k33g.hashnode.dev/drastically-...
#Docker #DevOps
Learn how to organize your CI/CD pipeline using separate Compose files for each job with the `extends` feature.
Better organization, reusability & maintainability ✨
Read more: k33g.hashnode.dev/drastically-...
#Docker #DevOps
Building your database interaction layer?
ORM vs. Raw SQL/Query Builders: Abstraction vs. Precision. Which data access philosophy powers your application's performance and maintainability?
Share your preference and why it’s your go-to for data mastery!
ORM vs. Raw SQL/Query Builders: Abstraction vs. Precision. Which data access philosophy powers your application's performance and maintainability?
Share your preference and why it’s your go-to for data mastery!
November 7, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Building your database interaction layer?
ORM vs. Raw SQL/Query Builders: Abstraction vs. Precision. Which data access philosophy powers your application's performance and maintainability?
Share your preference and why it’s your go-to for data mastery!
ORM vs. Raw SQL/Query Builders: Abstraction vs. Precision. Which data access philosophy powers your application's performance and maintainability?
Share your preference and why it’s your go-to for data mastery!
Choosing a styling library is one of the biggest decisions you make when starting a new project. It’s not just about colors and fonts; it impacts your team's workflow, performance, and maintainability for years.
That’s why we loved Alena Tesařová talk! 💛
That’s why we loved Alena Tesařová talk! 💛
How We Chose a CSS Library for a New Project: Our Journey to Tamagui | Alena Omachtová
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November 7, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Choosing a styling library is one of the biggest decisions you make when starting a new project. It’s not just about colors and fonts; it impacts your team's workflow, performance, and maintainability for years.
That’s why we loved Alena Tesařová talk! 💛
That’s why we loved Alena Tesařová talk! 💛
🏗️ Infrastructure modernization: Led a major cleanup effort removing legacy webworkers across our platform, reducing technical debt and simplifying our architecture for better maintainability.
November 7, 2025 at 8:45 AM
🏗️ Infrastructure modernization: Led a major cleanup effort removing legacy webworkers across our platform, reducing technical debt and simplifying our architecture for better maintainability.