Comment · Wed, January 29, 2020 · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
Frustrated by the lack of quality lion's mane
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eclecticlove1 · 11 points
I've only had high quality lions mane a few times, but I've had it enough that I know when it's the real deal. When its good, you feel the effects very clearly from the first dose, not "after a few weeks". The brand that I relied on recently started making a lower quality product.
The worst is when I try a new brand, and it turns out to just be repackaged Nammex crap.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Is there a brand that works well as an acute nootropic, that is also affordable?
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Aldarund · 2 points
hehe.
For frontend i can recommend to use vue ( https://vuejs.org/) with or without nuxt ( https://nuxtjs.org/ ) ( but im biased, im member of core team of nuxt hehe xD ). More common alternative is react, but its way easier to shoot in the foor with react and generally not the best react code will lead to mess, while not so perfect vue code much more bearable. Especially for not so large projects as facebook. And generally speed of development will be faster with vue for small/mid size project.
For backend - python or node, specific framework not so important. development speed will be good, performance not so, but its not really important in 99% of web projects. Another option is php. but personally dont like it due to huge amount of developers that produce shit code on it, way more than in python :)
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
Ahh, a member of the core nuxt team! That makes sense for why you are interested in all this! Haha
Thanks for the suggestions! I will genuinely consider them and bring them up with the team when deciding. I know one of the developers we already work with prefers python, too. So that is likely what we will use for the backend.