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I’ve been trying to get Eprint up and running, and honestly, the whole experience has been a headache. The main problem? Their documentation is just not good enough. If you’re looking for a smooth, easy setup, prepare to be disappointed. 📚 Where’s the Detail? The biggest issue is how little detail the documentation provides. It’s like reading a recipe that skips half the steps. 🔧 The “Getting Started” Guide Is Broken The whole point of a “Getting Started” or installation…

While Microsoft has limited the availability of its modern Resilient File System (ReFS) on standard Windows 11 editions, a powerful exception exists for developers. This feature is the Windows Dev Drive. It allows you to format an actual disk partition, not just a virtual disk, with the ReFS file system. This action unlocks a suite of performance and reliability benefits specifically tuned for development workloads. This article explores how Dev Drive works, details the significant advantages of ReFS, and provides…

If you have recently upgraded from Affinity V2 to the new V3, you may have noticed a significant change in the startup experience. Instead of the unobtrusive splash screen of the past, V3 launches a large “Account/New Document” window that obscures the main interface. For many users, this breaks the “flow.” You just want to open the software and get to work, not navigate a template menu. Unfortunately, there is currently no native “Do not show this again” checkbox in…

If you look purely at feature checklists, Unpoly often beats HTMX. As you noted, Unpoly is essentially HTMX and Alpine.js pre-bundled, tested together, and polished into a cohesive system. It has features out-of-the-box that HTMX users spend weeks re-inventing: standard server protocols, advanced caching, deeply integrated history management, and—most famously—a robust “Layers” (modal) system that puts every other modal library to shame.1 Yet, if you check GitHub stars or Reddit threads, HTMX is the revolution, and Unpoly is the quiet…