It would be fantastic if this supported email and calendar providers that weren't Google. Supporting protocols like IMAP or JMAP alongside CalDav would be a fantastic step, as well as open source note-taking apps like Hyprnote would be neat.

Does anyone use JMAP? I know it came out of Fastmail, but I've not seen anything beyond a few hobby projects integrate with it. Event Fastmail's own clients are just web wrappers, not JMAP clients.

Agreed 100% and we'll slot these into our roadmap. We started out with Google because it was the fastest. Will definitely look into Hypernote integration as well.

I second this, as a big Fastmail user

yes - indeed, would love to see generic IMAP support.

Wasn't expecting to see it hosted on forgejo. Kind of a breath of fresh air to be honest.

I struggled for a long time to figure out what would be "interesting enough" to give a talk about. Turns out that the way that we do different things in Next.js was not talked about enough. Did my first technical talk about some decisions and mechanisms that Next.js uses for dynamic detection and rendering and found a sweet spot.

I wrote my own version of the homebrew tap bumping workflow for GitHub Actions: https://github.com/wyattjoh/homebrew-bump-revision I use it for some of my personal projects

Nice! I was too lazy but looks good

Interesting! I haven't. This MCP was really just about providing raw access to the underlying data (created it in an hour). Might have some interesting results with that.

I highly encourage you to do some security research around the AI triad.

It supports read-only mode! It negotiates it via the JMAP capabilities.

Have only tested it with Fastmail. Just a fun little project! Only supports the mail and submission claims right now (so no extension support).

Would be amazing to get extension support even though Apple might not allow it :(

You can actually call `unstable_noStore()` from `next/cache` to do that without needing to set it on the segment level[1]! We're working on improving the DX around Dynamic API's to make it a seamless experience.

[1]: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/functions/unstable...

The allure of the Apple ecosystem is the whole "it just works". I would absolutely want to be warned (and have less technically minded family members warned) when they are being sent to some third-party payment system when they're used to the guaranteed safe environment that Apple provides.

> the guaranteed safe environment that Apple provides.

Guaranteed by whom? Not Apple, for sure.

Absolutely by Apple. Any subscription or charge against the users account all collects to the same place where it's always the User that has absolute control over their subscriptions. Want to cancel it? Easy, one place, one tap, done.

Yoy did say ecosytem/environment and there's a lot more to that than just subscriptions.

E.g. https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-10781343/M...

Doesn't Apple have a really simple Apple run payment portal where you can easily stop monthly charges? I don't even use Apple products myself but I'd want to be warned if I was about to lose that advantage, your average company are absolutely scum about monthly charges and cancellations.

Tbat's like wanting one high street shop to warn you upon a visit to another.