Its kind of a bug; although the API for search can take in all those sort types, it actually can only use a few of them, so TopWeek gets turned into TopAll. This is because when searching for All types, many of them have no concept of TopWeek, like a search for users.

In lemmy 1.0 I’d like to fix this by showing a specific set of filters and sorts for the given searchable item type: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/3995

5m seems about right. Lemmy’s from scratch builds are ~3.5m on a fast machine, and we have ~60k lines of code, and are using some with large libraries with lots of features enabled.

But you really should only ever have to do a from scratch build either at the beginning, or when you deploy. When developing, your IDE should only ever really run check or clippy, which should take seconds at most.

Only new. It’s your inboxes rss feed.

We don’t allow vibe-coding for lemmy, see here.

I don’t know what this means, you’ll have to use the search to find content.

One way you can do this is via RSS feeds. Go to the /inbox page on all your accounts, and add it to an RSS reader. You’ll then get notifications for new items (at least as often as your RSS sync frequency).

We use renovate for dep updates (for lemmy-ui), and a self-hosted woodpecker CI for lemmy.

CI is imo the more dangerous way people are linking their projects to github.

You can use rust and still use the GPL.

As both an android and rust dev, I’m also interested. AFAIK the native android apps nowadays can’t be written in anything but java / kotlin (I’ve been using jetpack-compose for a few years now as its the recommended way).

I’d love to use rust and rust tooling, but don’t want to use any UI or web-UI layer to do so.

Thx for reporting btw.

This is finished but unreleased as part of lemmy 1.0 . You can test it on https://voyager.lemmy.ml/

Yep. Dsub is pretty much in feature-complete, maintenance-mode, that is years out of date and hasn’t even updated to material 3 UI’s which the others have.

I check the others every few months or so, but they’re all still either buggy or missing so many features compared to dsub, that I have to switch back.

No. If you only listen with one device tho, no problem. Then just mark it finished it audiobookshelf when you’re done.

Podcast/audiobook support? Am currently using audiobookshelf, is this compatible at all? Not sure if any benefit even if theoretically possible.

For this I’d just recommend getting the Voice audiobook app from f-droid, and in audiobookshelf, download any books you’re currently reading locally. There’s nothing better than audiobookshelf for audiobooks anyway.

dsub2000 is the best android app for navidrome/subsonic. I’ve tried many others (ultrasonic, tempus), but none are as full-featured and clean.

Thx, although I still do wish we could scale up and get a few more full-time devs. Even if there were 10 of us, there’d still be years of work ahead.

What’s your use case for doing this.

That’s helpful, thx.

Plz open up issues for these in lemmy-ui, its hard for me to keep track of comments to this post, and that is a legitimate bug.

Distinguish as moderator terminology comes from reddit, so its probably best to leave as is.