Product designers are mostly on Instagram and YouTube unfortunately. It's rare for people to write like me. But /r/IndustrialDesign(er) and /r/Design are good places for written communication.
We use jOOQ, and love it. But sqlc also makes nice trade offs. I see it does Kotlin generation: if this lib was around when we picked jOOQ, I's certainly had considered it.
Differences:
* jOOQ is an eDSL with an optional schema-to-classes generator
* you write jOOQ queries in Java (or Kotlin as we do)
* there's quite a bit of type-safety added when using the generator: the schema needs to be match the queries you write or you get compile errors
* jOOQ queries are built are run time adding a little overhead that sqlc does not
* writing jOOQ is very close writing SQL (a very thin abstraction), sqlc is "just SQL" it seems
That's a really nice project indeed. We looked at it I remember, when we pciked jOOQ, but it was too new to bet the farm on back then. It progressed really nicely.
Building on top of IntelliJ's parser and 'PSI' stack as a headless engine sounds slightly mad at first but seems to provide a lot of leverage, as demonstrated by the number of dialects the team is able to support via mixins. By contrast sqlc appears to require a lot of code to support each additional dialect.
I have experimented with "Simple Keyboard Simply" and "SayBoard", both available on F-Droid. I don't love either of them.
On the Signal App, you can request the incognito keyboard mode, and my tests show that GBoard does respect that setting. But that's just for the one app.
Yes, blood tests confirmed I missed a little bit of iron, took supplements and levels are now normal but the fatigue and dizziness didn't go away.
Thanks, it seems a lot of people have similar symptoms, hope some of the causes get better treatments, but also more recognition, feels awful going to work every day like this, and doctors not prescribing time off work because symptoms are to broad/vague and no life threatening illness is found. If I didn't have a family to provide for, I'd just stop working right now.
I'm around the same age and I've been struggling with constant fatigue for years. It's very hard to be taken seriously. I am absolutely not an expert, but perhaps you have some kind of circulation issue? I hope you can find answers.