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India doesn’t have a single “govt ban rooted phones from banking apps” rule, but RBI’s digital payment security controls explicitly allow banks to block mobile apps on rooted/jailbroken devices, and many do. Combine that with device+SIM binding requirements and platform attestation (e.g., Play Integrity), and the practical result is often “no banking/UPI on rooted phones.”
pvsukale3 commented on Hacker News front page now, but the titles are honest dosaygo-studio.github.io/... · Posted by u/keepamovin
"Rails developers reinventing state machines for the 50th time"
Laughed so hard on this one.
pvsukale3 commented on Why your outdoorsy friend suddenly has a gummy bear power bank theverge.com/tech/781387/... · Posted by u/arnon
pvsukale3 commented on The Golden Road: How Ancient India Transformed the World lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/n... · Posted by u/Thevet
If you like this genre I would highly recommend checking out Downey Live yt channel. He has documented a lot of cross country train trips in north america.
pvsukale3 commented on Catalyst – Tailwind CSS Application UI Kit tailwindui.com/templates/... · Posted by u/accounter8or
Haven't checked out Catalyst but I have used TailwindUI. The components are really good but if you are not using a JS framework, it's a lot of work to integrate. The regular JS version of TailwindUI uses Alpine which doesn't have a CSP compatible version so you will have to write the Javascript from scratch.
Partially due to these and frustrated by lack of component libraries in Rails, I built and recently released a UI kit for Rails - https://zestui.com
Built with Phlex, styled with Tailwind with custom built Stimulus controllers.
It's got
- 25 themes
- Dark Mode
- Form Builder
- Icons
- Built in Flash Toast
- The components are responsive or have specific mobile views
- All the JS needed (Stimulus controllers) is wired up automatically
Phlex is a game changer. It is simple, powerful, intuitive and performant. I will never ever write a component as a partial/ViewComponent again.
A short video (50 seconds) showing it off: https://youtu.be/OQmDZddLtR8
I am a rails dev who bought tailwind ui, and i agree. I have had similar frustrations while integrating. Will give this a shot.