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Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️

Building Real‑Time iOS Apps with SignalR: Introducing the Official Swift Client (Public Preview).

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.NET Blog · Building Real‑Time iOS Apps with SignalR: Introducing the Official Swift Client (Public Preview) - .NET BlogIntroduction Until now, iOS developers who wanted real‑time, bi‑directional communication with SignalR had to rely on community‑built clients or roll their own Swift implementation—both of which introduced maintenance and compatibility headaches. We’re excited to announce that the official SignalR Swift client is now available in public preview. With this release, you can: Quickly add real‑time […]
#signalr#iOS#mobiledev
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Charlie McHenry

Google's new Agent Development Kit lets enterprises rapidly prototype and deploy AI agents without recoding - #AINews I’ve been using Claude 3.7, Gemini Pro and ChatGPT for months now, getting pretty good at prompt engineering and long iterative conversations. Built an entire marketing program for a client and generated business plan documents for another. Next step for me is to attempt to build an agent. I have a couple in mind. Could use a talented collaborator 😎 #AI #AIAgents #agents #AIDev #AppDev

Source: VentureBeat
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VentureBeat · Google’s new Agent Development Kit lets enterprises rapidly prototype and deploy AI agents without recodingBy Emilia David
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Michael Terry

Déjà Dup 48.0 just dropped! This release has two big changes:
- A new Rclone storage option, which can backup to any Rclone remote.
- The flathub release now defaults to Restic for new backup locations.

https://flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.DejaDup

On deck is some UI simplification and taking advantage of “restic mount” to show backed up files in your native file manager, letting you restore them with a simple drag and drop.

#DejaDup #DejaDupBackups #Gnome #Rclone #Restic #AppDev

Flathub - Apps for LinuxInstall Déjà Dup Backups on Linux | FlathubProtect yourself from data loss
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Michael Terry

I just landed initial support for #Rclone in Déjà Dup Backups! This will support a wide world of cloud storage options without me having to maintain them all.

It’s still for advanced users since you need to set up your Rclone config externally. But it should be a good escape valve for folks looking for more cloud options.

Here’s a post about it, linking to instructions for how to test the nightly builds with it. Please help test it if you’re interested!

https://discourse.gnome.org/t/deja-dup-backups-adding-rclone-support-request-for-testing/27606

#DejaDup #DejaDupBackups #Gnome #AppDev

GNOME Discourse · Déjà Dup Backups adding Rclone support, request for testingFor a while now, folks have been asking for various cloud storage support options in Déjà Dup. Options like S3, B2, Dropbox, Proton Drive, etc. I’ve resisted adding support in a piecemeal manner, preferring to stick to the consumer cloud options that GNOME also supports. But now that Déjà Dup relies on Rclone internally for cloud connections, it seemed easier to support a wide world of options without too much UI fuss. As of now in the nightly builds, you can help test support for any Rclone r...
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Michael Terry

Some thoughts on a roadmap to promoting the Restic backend in Déjà Dup out of experimental mode:

https://discourse.gnome.org/t/deja-dup-backups-roadmap-restic-edition/27349

(tldr: start defaulting to Restic for newly created backups in the flatpak release.)

#DejaDup #Restic #AppDev

GNOME Discourse · Déjà Dup Backups Roadmap: Restic EditionDéjà Dup has used Duplicity since its beginning, over 15 years ago. Though it’s never been intended as a Duplicity frontend, but rather a backup app that used Duplicity behind the scenes. And for the past four years, folks have been able to use an experimental Restic backend instead of the usual Duplicity one. Over those years, the feedback has been positive, bugs have been fixed, and feature parity has been achieved. I think it’s time to promote the Restic backend out of experimental mode an...
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