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[antarcticcrew]

⭐SAM FISHY (privates dad) HEADCANONS⭐

(BEAR WITH ME HERE- IM HAVING FUN)

⭐Sam is a native Englishman, a focused, mysterious, and highly successful MI6 agent. As one of the agency’s top operatives, he takes his career seriously and will do whatever it takes to eliminate potential obstacles. Unlike his son, he sees alliances as purely transactional—he forms connections only when they serve his interests, making it hard to tell which version of him is real. This is why, in "A Visit from Uncle Nigel", Nigel assumed Private was just putting on an act of being innocent and sweet—because he fully expected the kid to grow up just like his father.

⭐Private,( or real name Theodore), is Sam’s only son, with his mother out of the picture. Sam had raising him as his responsibility—after all, he couldn't show this was too hard for him—but that didn’t mean he actually spent much time bonding with him. Financially, Private had everything he could ever need, and Sam made sure there were always people around to take care of him. But this setup also allowed Sam the freedom to throw himself into his work, rarely checking in.

⭐Nigel was around Private a lot because of this, taking him on small outings and, every so often, calling out Sam’s questionable parenting—though Sam always shut him down with the excuse that his absence was "for the good of national security" and that it was the best he could do.

⭐Private never felt a real connection to his father. Sam was constantly coming and going, and whenever they did interact, Sam put on an awkward, forced facade of affection, like he was playing a role he didn’t quite understand. This only made Private feel like a stranger in his own home. The loneliness got to him—he longed for siblings, but that was never a possibility.

🇺🇸Trip to the U.S. (Image above)

⭐At six years old, Private’s boredom and isolation became obvious—even to Sam. So, when he heard Nigel was heading to the U.S. for business, he saw an opportunity: send Private along for a little vacation. The plan was simple—Private would stay for a bit, then Nigel would remain in the U.S. while Private was flown back to England, hopefully keeping him entertained (and quiet) for a while.

But then Nigel called that Private had run away. (With Skipper, kowalski and Rico)

Sam barely knew how to react. He told his brother he’d look into it, but in reality, he just… put it on a mental to-do list, lumping it in with the rest of his missions. And as time passed, it slipped further and further from him.

[dangermousie]

Farscape rewatch: 2x11 Look at the Princess Part 1

This three-parter is one of my fave eps and I think classic Farscape: taking the usual scifi trope and remaking it into something unique. On the surface, the set-up is something that has been done before, not just in scifi but in adventure lit of Victorian era: our brave Earthling (or Big Game Hunter, or Aristocratic Englishman) ends up having to pretend/be the groom of local royalty. Because he is so awesomely superior and attractive, of course. See Prisoner of Zenda and 8 million other titles. But this is Farscape, so this is not the case at all. When John is being chased, it’s never anything good  (I keep thinking of the fact that when Farscape finally decided to do the good old ‘hero must have more than one woman’ thing, they had Crichton raped by Grayza. In general, Crichton’s uniqueness brings him nothing but misery.) Here, the ‘other culture’ is far superior to the Earth one in its advancement, it’s powerful and needs no favors from anyone. Moreover, there is no ‘love’ or ‘he is so attractive’ on the part of the ‘natives.’ The reason Crichton works is, precisely, because in this world he is the genetic screw-up so he works as a mate for Katralla whose DNA has been messed with.

Nor is John someone who falls for the exotic Princess, or heroically rushes to the rescue of the kingdom out of noblesse oblige. He fights being married tooth and nail and then ‘unheroically’ surrenders to it when faced with threat of being turned over to Scorpius, and then saves everything only out of desperation and at the end, he is confronted with loss: his inability to kill Scorpius, the fact that he will never see his future child.

You know, I’ve forgotten how sharp the dialogue in Farscape is and how easily is can alternate between heart-breaking and completely funny. I keep thinking of the scene with John and D’Argo where John talks to D’Argo about hope and how “I have hope or I have nothing” and it’s an utterly heartbreaking scene:

(D’Argo pointing out his alternative is brain dissection by Scorpius is so very on brand - there is never an easy out or a good choice and a bad choice, just a bunch of bad choices.)

But anyway, it’s heartbreaking...

But it segues right into the bit of cultural misunderstanding about what ‘best man’ means and it’s now funny.

(Side note - will always love that D’s objection to what he thinks is John is propositioning him is “I am in a relationship already” and not anything else.)

D is a really good friend to John in this. They’ve come a long way since s1. Only a good friend would tolerate being constantly interrupted in his activities with Chiana (I love that John is so freaked by his future he merely registers her there and continues talking). John needs a friend badly at LATP. He doesn’t know it, but his insanity breakdown has began for real (he tells Aeryn he hears Scorpy in his head and she shrugs it off as paranoia. It must be pretty awful for John to have the one person you fear and hate the most always present). It’s a shudder-inducing scene in retrospect as it would be bad enough if it were PTSD but as is (Aeryn’s asking if 80 years as a statue is better than Scorpius here shows how much she does not yet get just how damaged John got by all of this; she will by the end of s2 but the price will be horrific.)

He is trapped by the Empress (whom I am not a fan of. I understand the necessity, but people who have no problems using other people as pawns are not a fave. And the whole setup is seriously proof as to why monarchy is a bad form of government - they are one bad ruler away from disaster). And then there is Scorpy. I love that John’s reaction to Scorpy is purely visceral, unreasoning. He is terrified and the way he uncontrollably flashbacks to his torture is evident on his face, and he tries to jest and put bravado but it all falls hollow.

He cannot control himself. I don’t think anyone else, not even Crais or Grayza, comes close to eliciting such a reaction out of him. Crais did a number on him physically, Grayza raped his body, and both hunted him assiduously, but Scorpius raped his mind and that’s his most important faculty in the mad world he’s thrust into. (But I love that even with all of that, he still asks Katralla what she wants not just as a last ditch hope of escape but because he does not believe in forcing people.) And now, I want to discuss my favorite stuff: John and Aeryn. I find myself both very frustrated with Aeryn through these eps (until the end of ep 3) and understanding completely where she comes from. She might deny that her wanting this marriage off is jealousy but Chiana can see it. I think in a way Crichton can too, but he needs her to give him something, anything to indicate reciprocity, that she would one day want to have something with him. The worst is when she says she won’t come to the wedding. She pushes a lot and wants a lot but tries to give nothing in return and yes that is very unfair but she is terrified, being with John would be the first real relationship she would have and she cannot handle the exposure, not yet. She can deal with the sex but she cannot deal with feelings. Her ambivalence is totally encapsulated in the first scene: she scents her hair so John would notice and tells him so later but when he does, she freaks and pulls away. He leans in for a kiss and she kisses him back but then breaks off. No wonder John is going insane.  I always die a little of swoon when they discuss the hair oil and she says that she will tell Zhaan he found her oils pleasing and he responds, both frustrated and trying to convince her desperately: ‘It’s you I find pleasing. Oh boy. She desperately needs to make it all about sex (something she is used to and familiar with). Crichton only wants her for sex, he is a walking horndog on legs etc etc, because she wants to deny any of her own feelings and any of his.

After having seen the entirety of Farscape, I melt a little when she sees Crichton interact with the simulacrum of his child and she realizes that he would want a child, that children are important to him. But also - as I mentioned, this is one child Crichton will never meet and he just has to live with it, there are no clean victories (side note, I loved that John was the one who wanted the emotions and the marriage and the baby and Aeryn had to think long and hard; such delicious reversal.)

P.S. Rygel/Aeryn kiss will never cease being funny. But also extra hilarious in light of his becoming her baby’s surrogate later, heeee.

PPS Ain’t it the truth

[build-apps]

React Native Auto Code Application Development: The Smart Way to Build Mobile Apps

Introduction to React Native Auto Code Application Development

React Native auto code application development is changing the way mobile apps are built. Developers now use intelligent automation tools to generate code quickly and accurately. This speeds up development, reduces errors, and improves the overall quality of applications.

Auto code development with React Native is ideal for startups, agencies, and enterprises aiming to deliver high-quality apps fast.

Benefits of React Native Auto Code Application Development

1. Speed Up Development Cycles Automation tools handle repetitive tasks instantly. Developers can focus on building unique features rather than wasting time on boilerplate code.

2. Maintain Consistent Code Quality Auto-generated code follows consistent standards. This consistency improves code readability and eases future maintenance.

3. Reduce Human Errors By automating setup and structure, auto code tools minimize the chances of introducing bugs during the initial stages.

4. Enhance Developer Productivity Developers spend more time solving real problems and less time writing repetitive components.

5. Cost-Effective App Creation Faster development with fewer mistakes leads to lower project costs. This allows businesses to scale faster without ballooning budgets.

Popular Tools for React Native Auto Code Development

Ignite CLI Ignite offers pre-configured templates and plugins, making it easy to set up scalable projects instantly.

Hygen Hygen is a simple yet powerful code generator that helps teams maintain consistent coding standards with minimal setup.

Plop.js Plop.js allows developers to create custom generators for components, screens, and more, saving hours on manual coding.

Draftbit Draftbit provides a visual builder for React Native apps. Developers can create screens visually and export production-ready code.

Steps to Implement Auto Code in Your React Native Project

Step 1: Select the right auto code tools based on your project size and complexity. Step 2: Install and configure the tools within your development environment. Step 3: Create templates for commonly used components and screens. Step 4: Generate code structures automatically with simple commands. Step 5: Customize and enhance the generated code to meet unique business needs.

Following a structured approach ensures that automation becomes an asset, not a liability.

Challenges of Auto Code Application Development

1. Initial Learning Curve Some auto code tools require initial time investment for setup and training.

2. Over-Template Dependency Too much reliance on templates can sometimes limit creativity and flexibility.

3. Need for Regular Updates Auto code tools need constant updates to stay compatible with the latest React Native versions.

Developers can overcome these challenges with proper training and proactive tool management.

Best Practices for React Native Auto Code Development

- Use Automation for Repetitive Tasks Only Rely on auto code tools for repetitive elements but custom-build critical business logic manually.

- Keep Templates Updated Ensure all code generation templates are updated regularly to match new coding practices.

- Conduct Regular Code Reviews Even auto-generated code should undergo strict code reviews to maintain quality standards.

- Train Developers Continually Keep teams updated with the latest automation practices and tool updates for maximum efficiency.

Future of React Native Auto Code Application Development

The future points toward more AI-driven automation. Smart assistants will suggest code, build UI components, and even test functionalities automatically. React Native developers who embrace automation today will gain a competitive edge tomorrow.

Innovation combined with automation will define the next era of mobile app development.

Conclusion

React Native auto code application development offers a smarter, faster, and more efficient path to building world-class mobile apps. It helps developers minimize repetitive work, deliver projects quicker, and ensure consistent quality across platforms.

By integrating automation thoughtfully, businesses can create better apps and reach the market faster. React Native auto code development isn't just the future—it's the present.

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[mr-abhishek-kumar]

Yesterday's work log 29th oct 2023

So I worked on adding more noise colors in my spiritual and brainwave entrainment website. I have added blue noise, violet noise, grey noise and velvet noise.

Each noise took 1 hour of coding to implement them. Blue noise was done day before yesterday but it had bugs, so I had to fix them.

I had implemented a bit of orange noise too. But didn't pushed them in production. So far it looks good to be pushed in production.

I have few concerns of velvet noise. As it doesn't matches the definition of Wikipedia but it does matches its own definition. Will people critisize it? Or will people want it to be removed? Or people would accept it? I don't know. But I am letting it be there.

I still have to push the code changes to Cordova Android app. I am delaying it because my setup doesn't works from when I shifted to winblows to linux. The code doesn't runs in the emulator but runs in physcial phone. The error log says it's outside the scope Cordova to fix it. Something about gradle missing a Java library.

But the good news is I have a physical android phone to test it. So I can test and publish it.

Honestly, I just want to shift from Cordova to react native for the android app. But it will be more work to do that. Plus it has Jekyll blog in that will not support it. So still sticking with the ol' bootstrap.

While I did saw an implementation of Jekyll-react blog, I am not sure if it will work with current project.

I haven't posted any blog posts in my spirtitual website but I did found more frequencies to add.

Indexing of the site is happening slowly. 69 pages have been indexed by Google but but around 150 pages still haven't been indexed more.

I read that you just have to post more frequently to get indexed, and that is what I will do. I will double down on posting more blog posts on my website.

I guess that's about it for the work log of brain beats

[lesser-mook]

My Adventures with Lois-Chan season 2 (I see what they're trying to do with Kara Snore-El, the question is how far are they going to take it? And will they commit or just play it safe despite how serious the topic is?)

They're trying to pull a X-23/Cassie Cain/Iron-Giant/ Son of Darkseid with this one.

First glance it looks like promise, but what's going to make or break this decision is what they do after the fact.

Keywords: "-AFTER the fact"

What exactly are you going to do with the fact that she's committed genocide?

And it's very unlikely Brainiac wouldn't just mindwipe her entirely, so that obedience mode she enters isn't a mode, it's her default state.

Why would he even allow her to keep anything close to a personality, that already doesn't make any sense as it didn't make sense when Supes got brainwashed in Legacy arc in TAS.

But this is Brainiac we're talking about, if anyone has a method to wipe a persons mind clean it's him.

See if they just have her become the usual stock Supertoken/supergirl, cape & all and just go about the script per canon usual then the backstory setup was a total waste and only served to just be edge bait, jangling keys and nothing more. Another waste of potential for this sinkhole of a character.

Now her wanting to be a hero would be a semi-sensible way for her to attempt to "do good" to make up for the wrongs buuuuut this is genocide, saving a cat out of a tree or putting away the same 3 villains isn't going to even begin to make up for that shit.

So I sincerely doubt whatever they do after this is going to be anything close to an appropriate direction for what she did.

See with that said- there's already brewing problems with this. And when I first saw it, I thought "Hm, okay, there's potential here."

Mainly because of how she reacted to the truth, which is the point of her emoting, to make you sympathize.

Sidenote: I can't stand Kara as a concept, I make ZERO attempts to hide that, and yes they did the bullshit cousin thing which annoys the shit out of me but they can still do something halfway decent here even if it's mid per the show's usual standard of writing.

Furthermore, even if the execution is shit, i'll give the writers some credit here for introducing her with an (albeit lazy) attempt to make her somewhat interesting though (basically Young Justice S4 all over again), the best way they can give her intrigue is make her "evil" seemingly (always some mind control or conditioning, she's never bad by choice, which defeats the possibility of her being interesting or engaging) and then turn her into an accessory after she is eventually/inevitably turned to the good side.

I don't see why DC is so afraid of making Kara a legit Superman villain or taking risks with this character who desperately needs an overhaul.

Top 5 baddies, calculating, in charge, with a purpose. There's nothing wrong with that, why the fuck does she always have to be a good guy, when the world already has a SUPERMAN? That question never gets brought up more.

When all that happens when she's good is she gets shrouded in the shadow of Superman anyway because despite the attempts of so many writers, she does not possess the impact, themes or narrative/symbolic legitimacy, she literally just exists.

And unlike Batman who can have many protege, Superman's hook initially was being the last Krytonian. So not only does her existence null the impact of Kal's survival in the first place but the world doesn't need two Super-people, it's just redundant.

The only reason why Conner gets a pass is he's the clone gene-baby of Lex and Supes, thus nowhere near as powerful. And the fact that he's not native to Krypton doesn't in any way negate the impact of Kal's survival narrative.

And the storytelling potential of being both Lex and Superman is a goldmine.

From SB-Prime to Conner, they keep giving the better origins and stories to the male Kryptonians, and DC refuses to shake the formula.

Make that shit make sense to me.

Back on the show, they really shouldn't have made her his cousin, again.

That takes so much agency from her when her stake in the story is being Superman's cousin like the canon, and not just a Kryptonian with her own stake that somehow survived or say she was off on an independent scouting mission as a researcher boom, Argo gone.

And she has her own name. Still a knockoff, still trivializes the original point of Kal's survival but that's an improvement.

It's why Kara In-Ze is a slight improvement that people don't appreciate enough. Though there wasn't enough done with her too.

(Yes, I'm complaining there wasn't enough Supergirl in the DCAU, and I'm the guy that hates Supertoken. BUT to be fair, her lore in the DCAU Timm-verse comics more than makes up for it, so it balances out but her NOT being in JL vs Fatal Five? Unforgiveable)

Overall, the miraculous surviving cousin trope is bad fanfic and again it trivializes Clark surviving at all, hence why I hate Kara's existence. But PLEASE stop using the cousin schtick, allow Kara to stand on her own two goddamn feet for once.

yet again my gripe specific to this show is I don’t think these writers are thinking this through. The one time they take advantage of the “Adult” in the Adult Swim and they overshot their shot with genocide.

I thought: "Oh? This might have potential for this version of the character."

But then I thought, "Wait minute, they're not going to revert her to a normal status quo & put her little ass in a cape and hero suit after showing her doing that shit are they? (though tbh they didn't show her do anything, it's adult swim and they pussied out of showing her actually doing the deed)

-How the fuck is she going to integrate, when she's technically an intergalactic war criminal?"

Now if you gave her legal immunity or some kind of galactic supervision fine, but one of the only legitimate ways to set that up is if Superman asked John or Hal to put in a word or pull strings with the Guardians but a seasoned Justice League (where that possibility would make sense) doesn't even exist- so that prospect is completely null.

See this is what happens when you don't think this shit through, and unfortunately this doesn't get the excuse of being a "kids" show, and it really should be because it's written like one, just not as good as better kids shows.

Because despite My Adventures clearly being written for 13 year old girls/Shoujo fans going through their shipper phase, this tripe is actually on adult swim- for some reason.

(ATLA is also leagues more mature in writing)

Point being: Just edgy backstory is setup, set up can create intrigue but what makes one interesting is what exactly do you do with it, where you take that is what makes a character, that's the ONLY reason why Zuko works as a character, it's the ONLY reason why MCU Tony Stark isn't the worst character in the MCU, somehow.

She better have some serious issues from this beyond just curling up in space with the pouty sad anime girl face, mid.

Don't want her to look too ugly with her bawling her eyes out, snot & shit, because you know-

it's only GENOCIDE, right?

Really that broken up about it huh Kara?

See this is why I cannot stand this show. It's so half assed. And the fact that S2 was lit before Episode 3 of Season 1 dropped is a disgrace before the show could earn the right to continue someone had the connection to get their brain baby 2 seasons before it could prove that it deserved to even finish season 1.

And then by sheer fucking luck Lois-Chan and James just HAPPENED to TP in front of her, are you fucking serious? LMFAO, that's amateur webcomic levels of convenient and that's coming from me.

So not only can't we nor the girl meditate on the previous revelation for a goddamn second and see her deal with it for two minutes alone, and let the mood settle.

Not only is that cut short but they just happened to show up in her lap pretty much.

This title apparently has not changed since I last dropped it like a bad habit. Holy shit.

To wrap this turd sandwich up,

Drug problem, feverish nightmares, violent hallucinations, some kind of serious brutal trauma. Because HELLO? ADULT SWIM, maybe use that to your advantage writers? Use it to your benefit with some serious storytelling, HELLO? Goofballs.

You wanted Kara here, just like I predicted since Season 1 Episode fucking 2 (Because DC/WB can't get over their Kara boner and neglect to give other better lady characters in DC time to breathe *cough cough, where's Starfire's Show? Headass!??!)

Well now she's here, now do something with her or keep doing what you've been doing and just set her up...aaand then she crashes and burns into obscurity. Like she's been doing for the a past 30+ years.

I'd settle for her not becoming a "Superhero" and living her own life figuring how to cope with what she did, saving people on the side.

Or? For a better take if we skip tween shit and just debut her as a grownass woman like Smallville did to an extent.

Be like Victoria or Valora-El and have her be a Supe in a position of infrastructural status where she can make another brand of difference that isn't just sloppy seconds of what Superman is already doing. ie. Being a redundant character in deed and name.

Anything less or to the contrary is cop-out, and yet another example waste of potential, which is a classic fate for Supergirl.

If she killed a few people, okay still bad, but it's doable, but multiple GENOCIDE?

I repeat: MULTIPLE GENOCIDE?!

Ohhhh buddy. These writers better hope they know what they're doing pal. Not me hoping they know what they're doing-

No THEY better hope THEY (guys/& gals/writers) know what they're doing.

Cause this can easily go messy mode if they don't treat this with the appropriate care. Jfc.

And yes, I have pitched many times to make her dark, but that was the make her Superman villain permanently, clearly that isn't their agenda here.

The difference is, I would've had her be a recurring Top 5 Superman foe. Not some superpowered "uwu kawaii" girl next door gimmick who's stake in the fandom is exactly that or being a female superman DLC vs her actually being taken seriously for once in her history.

See she has stans, she has fans, she has cool moments (MOMENTS, keyword) but does anyone truly take her seriously? But she gets all this goddamn push.

One can try to argue that her having memories of Krypton makes her pain & anger stemming from that sort of interesting, not really-

her concept is the same as Superboy-Prime's origin but for her: without everything that made him iconic- his mental issues, his very real, very realistic ramification of a teenager losing too much, too soon all at once. Intrigue, something was actually done with the fact that he was traumatized, and it wasn't backtracked, it was expanded upon for better and worse.

And in the end, bro saved everyone, and I mean EVERYONE. And nobody will EVER know it was him- why? Because he doesn't deserve the glory, but he was owed a chance to live the life he had before it was snatched from him.

He didn't deserve happiness after what he did, but he finally did right and was rewarded happiness.

That's the kind of shit that deserves to be in a show.

And he was manipulated on top of that, sort of like Kara is manipulated by Brainy here.

But it's likely not going to lead anywhere beyond her siding with Clark-Kun and beating Brainiac, saturday morning kidz cartoon shit.

Point being: People like her profile because she looks appealing, a concept of a female superman, female Kryptonian is a nice thought. Female, that's the gimmick.

She's always had potential, but it's always played safe or backtracked. Now we have her being a genocide puppet, which is a nice set up but the likely outcome is they'll sweep it or go the usual Sueprgirl route despite what she did.

I sincerely hope they do NOT do that, that is the wrong move.

A lot of people (including me sometimes) don't truly understand the gravity of genocide when they want to use it for a character's narrative, it makes for a good hook I get it-especially when the character regrets it or is a villain like Omni-Man.

Or as a premise.

But a lot of writers don't want to commit to how big a deal that shit is in ramifications but want to flaunt it just for the sake of tugging heart strings when the character gets in their feels over it.

My charge is specifically: What are the ramifications for the character's humanity, their mental state, them as a person, how they view themselves, will she want to end her own life over this?

That's the kind of shit i'm talking that would make her leagues beyond in depth over the majority of her other variants (including her canon) in terms of depth, beyond the female superman gimmick, beyond the nepotism factor that Kara owes her entire career to.

But again I doubt they have the balls to go that far, even though that's exactly what they NEED to do given this is a situation involving a one-woman genocide.

That's why Invincible Season 1 Episode 8 is so good, EP3 was more of a spectacle we didn't think too much of Nolan wiping out that planet but when it happened to Earth, seeing that mother & daughter die, you feel that shit. It makes you feel how serious that shit is. When you watch reactions to the episode, people physically cringe are distraught by it. GOOD, that's the right way to present it, because it's not a joke.

My Adventures with Kara-Chan Reads like a "look, aren't they so tortured? Are you sympathizing with the cute girl yet?", nah man. You need to do a lot more than just show her cringing with "shocked anime girl" face:

(That's what she looked like, like she sent her term paper to the wrong email address "Nooooo, i couldn't, i don't remember", Wow i'm really choked up about this along with you sister. Such a stale performance, Iron Giant showed more emotion when he thought Hogarth died.)

How the fuck you get out acted/Emotioned by a goddamn Robot who managed to cry without shedding a tear.

Again, WB feels the absolute need to push this underwhelming nothing character over and over again just for her to meet the same brick wall because the general demo? Contrary to popular belief, doesn't give a shit about Supertoken.

She works in concept, but she has zero staying power.

Most people like her because she's an aesthetic, a gimmick, a checked box, like Mid-Morales. They look nice on paper, they're a nice thought, they look great on design sheets. What they represent vs not what they are. Most People like what they are, than who they are. Not all, most.

But this attempt at Kara? Depending on what they do as of post Season 2 EP6, even if the aftermath is mid (and it likely will be mid) at least do something dynamic or risky with that set up, just tragic backstory isn't enough.

Fact is, to wipe out that many people?

Writers better deliver on that shit & make her 2% the interesting/ complex character Azula was in terms of issues, or Guts.

Because they're doing this cutesy anime shit, the same shit they've done with Lois but with Kara it's the strict tsundere who's not privy to norms schtick.

So basically Starfire just more "hmph" frowny faces, it's so goddamn annoying how hard they're trying with this anime aesthetic bullshit but not trying hard enough with literally everywhere else that matters.

It's amazing that that's the main thing that's consistent since Season 1 lmfao.

Not holding my breath, but we'll see where they go with this latest attempt with Kara Bore-El.

Sidenote: Reiner wasn't handled the best overall but him developing lite Schizophrenic symptoms out of guilt due to the many friends he betrayed to accomplish his mission was actually a sound decision, one of best in the story because that's actually doing something with the guilt, now did Isayama commit to taking it to a fine conclusion, ofc not, but that was a good direction to go in that wasn't expected. I'll praise that much.

That wouldn’t be a bad direction for this version of Kara Bore-El, a believable ramification.

They should’ve made her into a villain instead

Instead of the lazy as fuck “oh it wasn’t her fault, brainwashed victim” excuse, which is just having your cake and eating it too. Taking 100% agency from her but you get to show her doing evil stuff, that’s convenient.

At least with her choosing to be a villain- this way she has some agency in this genocide situation and the writers would have dodged a bullet.

Why? They wouldn’t have to justify anything as much in terms of trauma if she chose to be a genocidal overlord to begin with. Boom.

There's a better conflict, and Super-Kun would have a legitimate enemy.

But they’re trying to paint her as a victim via brainwashing, so now they just made more work for themselves and they’re not off to a good start with addressing it, because her reaction was so lackluster.

This show since the beginning has been nothing but half-assed, it’s the one thing that’s consistent about it: The mid.

But at the very least, the show means well. That's the best thing I can say about it even now, it's garbage but it means well.

[kennethcabibil]

August 19, 2024 | SDE

Today, I spent time polishing my knowledge (ExpoGo, Android Studio, React Native), focusing on refining the basics and getting more comfortable with the React Native framework. I also started to setup the workspace for our project, the "Digitized Log Book System for Small-scale Market Owners." VSCode will be our main coding environment, and I’ve started to configure it to suit our needs. Earlier, I also went through the asynchronous lessons shared by Sir Carl via Google Drive. It is about Software Engineering's codes and ethics, definition, tools, and SDLC. Every day brings new challenges, but also new learning opportunities. I’m eager to keep pushing forward!

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Gomboc: Remaking Infrastructure as Code Security through Intelligent Cloud Solutions

As increasingly more businesses rely on cloud-native technology, we have transformed how we think about infrastructure completely. Gone is the traditional manual config, replaced instead by Infrastructure as Code (IaC) — a cycle that allows groups to provision and control IT infrastructure from machine-readable definition files. Though this evolution has brought unprecedented speed and scaling, it's also created fresh security challenges. That is why companies today need to have good infrastructure as code security to allow their cloud environments not just be effective, but also secure.

Here comes Gomboc, the next-gen cloud security solution by design, made specifically for the era of automation.

The Security Challenges of IaC

IaC speeds up deployments and keeps stable environments in development, staging, and production. But when it's misconfigured or not monitored, IaC opens its systems to devastating vulnerabilities. One incorrect Terraform script or Kubernetes configuration can open ports, grant too much access control, or expose secret leaks — compromising your whole cloud infrastructure.

With traditional security tools falling short of being capable of finding code-level misconfigurations, DevSecOps teams today need smarter, more proactive ones. That is where Gomboc is.

Gomboc: Proactive Cloud Security for Modern DevOps

Gomboc is an intelligent cloud security platform designed to empower organizations to safeguard their cloud infrastructure on the code level — before threats hit production. By incorporating security into development, Gomboc enables DevOps teams to "shift left" and identify issues early, wasting time, cost, and risk.

Main Features of Gomboc's IaC Security

Automated Code Scanning: Gomboc scans your Terraform, CloudFormation, or Kubernetes files to spot configuration issues and possible security loopholes.

Real-Time Feedback in CI/CD: Gomboc seamlessly plugs into your CI/CD workflow, giving real-time feedback with notifications and remediations without interrupting your rhythm.

Contextual Remediation: Rather than highlighting issues, Gomboc delivers actionable, code-level remediations tailored to your cloud setup.

Compliance by Design: Maintain your configurations in compliance with industry standards like CIS Benchmarks, SOC 2, and HIPAA from the development phase.

Multi-Cloud Support: With AWS, Azure, or GCP, Gomboc allows you to keep your stack up to date with cross-platform visibility and security.

Why Gomboc Delivers Cloud Security

Most cloud security tools react after infrastructure has been provisioned. Gomboc turns that model on its head by baking security into design, halting misconfigurations from getting to runtime.

This "security as code" mindset allows development teams to move fast, stay compliant, and greatly reduce their attack surface — frictionless, headache-free, no legacy pain. It fosters a security-first culture, which holds engineers responsible for secure deployments day one.

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As cloud infrastructure becomes more sophisticated, so should the way we secure it. With Gomboc's infrastructure as code security, businesses no longer need to compromise on speed or security. You can have both — and grow with confidence.

Whether high-growth startup embracing DevOps or enterprise cloud-migrating, Gomboc's smart cloud security technologies will enable you to protect your code, your cloud, and your future.

Visit Gomboc.ai to find out more, ask for a demo, or start your free trial today.

[eaglehealthcare123]

Web & Mobile App Development That Drives Results — The Wenbear Way

In today’s digital-first world, having a powerful web and mobile presence is not just a competitive advantage — it's a business necessity. Whether you're a startup with a groundbreaking idea or an enterprise looking to modernize operations, Wenbear Technology brings the strategy, innovation, and execution to build digital products that truly deliver results.

🌐 Why Web & Mobile App Development Matters

Customers today expect seamless, responsive, and engaging digital experiences. A well-designed app or website is no longer just a digital brochure; it's a dynamic business tool that:

Enhances brand visibility

Improves user engagement

Streamlines business operations

Drives lead generation and sales

Provides actionable data insights

At Wenbear, we believe that every pixel should have a purpose and every line of code should create value.

🧭 Our Development Approach: The Wenbear Way

Wenbear Technology follows a result-oriented, client-centric methodology that ensures your project meets business goals and exceeds user expectations.

1️⃣ Discovery & Strategy

We begin with a deep-dive into your business model, goals, and audience. Our team collaborates with you to identify:

Core features

Key pain points

Market opportunities

Monetization strategies

This phase ensures we’re not just building an app — we’re building a growth engine.

2️⃣ UI/UX Design Excellence

Design is not just about looks; it's about experience. Our UI/UX designers create:

User-centric interfaces

Smooth navigation flows

Brand-consistent visuals

Wireframes and interactive prototypes

The goal is to delight users at every interaction.

3️⃣ Agile Development Process

We use agile frameworks to build your app in short, iterative cycles. This allows for:

Faster MVP development

Transparent progress tracking

Continuous feedback integration

Scalability at every stage

Our tech stack includes React, Flutter, Node.js, Django, Laravel, and more — selected specifically for performance and future scalability.

4️⃣ Cross-Platform Compatibility

Wenbear builds apps that perform seamlessly across:

Web browsers

iOS and Android platforms

Tablets and other smart devices

We use technologies like Flutter, React Native, and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to ensure maximum reach with minimal development cost.

5️⃣ Testing & Quality Assurance

Every product undergoes rigorous testing:

Manual and automated testing

Device/browser compatibility checks

Security audits

Performance optimization

We deliver error-free, high-speed applications ready for the real world.

6️⃣ Launch, Support & Growth

Post-launch is just the beginning. Wenbear offers:

App store deployment

Hosting and cloud support

Real-time analytics setup

Maintenance and feature updates

Digital marketing integration

We're not just developers — we're your long-term tech partners.

🔍 Real-World Impact: Success Stories

A logistics startup approached Wenbear for a mobile platform to manage deliveries, drivers, and customer feedback in real time.

Solution: We developed a cross-platform app with real-time tracking, automated SMS updates, and driver performance analytics.

Results: ✔️ 35% reduction in missed deliveries ✔️ 2x faster response times ✔️ Improved customer satisfaction score from 3.2 to 4.5

That’s the Wenbear difference.

💼 Who We Serve

Startups building disruptive platforms

Enterprises modernizing legacy systems

Retailers integrating eCommerce and POS systems

Service providers launching customer portals

Healthcare, EdTech, and FinTech platforms

Whether you need an MVP, a custom dashboard, or an enterprise-grade app — we deliver.

🚀 Why Choose Wenbear Technology?

🔧 Full-stack expertise from ideation to launch

💬 Transparent communication and clear timelines

📱 Cross-platform development for broader reach

🎯 Goal-driven design and performance

🧠 Deep understanding of business strategy

🤝 Post-launch support and partnership mindset

🔗 Visit www.wenbear.com or connect at info@wenbear.com to begin your development journey today.

[rlogical]

React Native Developers — Ready to Ship Your APK to the World?

Getting from code to a fully functional, signed, and optimized APK file requires more than hitting "Build." Whether preparing for internal testing or a full production release, understanding the end-to-end process is key to avoiding last-minute issues and performance bottlenecks.

🔍 Here’s a quick breakdown of the essential steps:

1️ Debugging Setup 2️ Generate a Release Keystore 3️ Configure Gradle for Release 4️ Build the APK 5️ Test, Test, and Test Again 6️ Release and Monitor

🔗 For a detailed step-by-step breakdown check out the full blog by Rlogical Techsoft: 👉 https://www.rlogical.com/blog/steps-to-follow-to-debug-and-release-apk-file-in-react-native/

Whether you're pushing your first app or releasing updates at scale, following these practices helps ensure a smooth and secure launch.

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Why Developers Choose Playwright for Modern Testing?

Playwright automation Developers and QA engineers are constantly looking for robust, scalable, and efficient testing frameworks. Among many modern tools, Playwright automation has emerged as a top choice for end-to-end testing. Developed by Microsoft, Playwright provides a powerful framework that supports cross-browser testing, automation of modern web applications, and enhanced developer productivity.

What is Playwright?

Playwright is an open-source Node.js library that allows developers to automate Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit with a single API. This means developers can write one set of tests and run them across multiple browsers seamlessly. Its ability to handle modern web app complexities, including single-page applications and dynamic content, has made it a favorite among testers and developers.

1. Cross-Browser Compatibility

One of the most compelling reasons developers choose Playwright is its cross-browser testing support. It allows testing on:

Chromium (used by Chrome and Edge)

Firefox

WebKit (used by Safari)

This native support ensures that web apps function consistently across different browsers without writing separate test cases. Playwright’s ability to launch real browser instances in headless or headed mode also enhances the accuracy of test execution.

2. First-Class Support for Modern Web Apps

Modern applications are rich in JavaScript and heavily rely on dynamic content. Playwright shines in this area by providing robust automation features such as:

Auto-waiting for elements

Network interception

Page navigation handling

Real-time DOM interactions

These capabilities reduce the flakiness of tests and make them more reliable. Playwright understands the modern development ecosystem and seamlessly integrates with frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.

3. Built-in Test Runner

Unlike Selenium, which often requires additional configurations and third-party tools for test running, Playwright comes with a built-in test runner—Playwright Test. It includes essential features such as:

Parallel test execution

Test retries

Report generation

Fixtures for better test structure

This all-in-one nature simplifies the testing pipeline and allows teams to get started with minimal setup.

4. Easy Debugging and Rich Tooling

Debugging automated tests can be a nightmare without the right tools. Playwright Course Online provides an intuitive debugging experience with tools like:

Playwright Inspector

Trace Viewer

Screenshot and video capture

These tools make it easy to identify failures, view test traces, and understand application behavior during test runs. The debugging process becomes faster, leading to quicker fixes and improved developer efficiency.

5. Headless and CI/CD Friendly

Playwright supports headless mode by default, making it ideal for continuous integration (CI) pipelines. It integrates smoothly with tools like GitHub Actions, Jenkins, CircleCI, and Azure DevOps. This helps in automating the testing workflow and catching issues before they reach production.

6. Language Support and API Simplicity

Although it is a Node.js-based tool, Playwright also supports other languages such as Python, Java, and .NET, expanding its reach to different developer communities. Its API is intuitive, with clear documentation and predictable behavior. Developers can write concise tests without unnecessary boilerplate code.

7. Open Source and Community-Driven

Playwright Automation Training being open-source means it's constantly evolving with contributions from a vibrant developer community. Microsoft’s active involvement ensures timely updates and bug fixes, making the tool dependable for long-term projects.

Real-World Use Cases

E-Commerce Testing Playwright is used to test critical workflows like login, add to cart, checkout, and payment gateway integration across multiple browsers.

Banking Applications Ensures that web apps built with strong security measures and dynamic content are tested thoroughly in different environments.

SaaS Platforms Ideal for validating complex user interfaces and dashboards, especially those built with frameworks like React and Angular.

Conclusion:

For developers seeking a modern, reliable, and comprehensive testing framework, Playwright ticks all the boxes. Its cross-browser capabilities, built-in features, ease of use, and support for modern web architectures make it a top contender in the automation testing world. Whether you're working on a startup project or an enterprise-grade application, Playwright’s flexibility and power can elevate your testing strategy.

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Before You Build Your MVP: A 10-Point Readiness Checklist Backed by Data and Battle-Tested Stories

You can’t afford to treat your MVP like a proof of concept. And yet, far too many startups and even enterprises do. What was once a strategic, lean go-to-market weapon has become a misunderstood checkbox for “getting something out quickly.” That mindset often leads to expensive do-overs and lost investor confidence. Having led and consulted on over 100+ product builds—from monoliths on Visual Basic in the early 2000s to modern microservices laced with AI/ML—I’ve come to believe that a robust MVP doesn’t start with code. It starts with clarity. This checklist isn't theory. It’s a reflection of what separates the successful 8% of MVPs that raise Series A rounds within 18 months, from the 92% that either pivot, stall, or shut down. 1. Crystal-Clear Problem Statement Your MVP must solve a problem that’s painfully obvious to the user. If you can’t explain the core problem in one sentence without using industry jargon, stop here. You’re not ready. Stat Insight: According to CB Insights, 35% of startups fail because there is “no market need.” That’s not just a problem mismatch—it’s a misunderstanding of the user’s actual pain point. From the Field: A B2B SaaS startup in the logistics sector came to us with a “shipment tracking AI platform.” Sounds exciting, until we spent two weeks just helping them define who their real users were—dispatchers, not fleet managers. That reframing saved their MVP from irrelevance. 2. Your ‘Must-Have’ Feature List Should Fit on a Post-it Notion, Airbnb, Dropbox—all started with a single sharp utility. If your MVP has more than 3 core features, you’re likely building a Version 1.0, not an MVP. Focus Point: MVP = Minimum Viable Product. Not “minimum everything.” It should be small, but impactful. Clarity trumps coverage. 3. You’ve Mapped the User Journey, Not Just Wireframes Design systems and UI kits are everywhere, but empathy is still rare. A functional UI that doesn't reflect real-world usage is like a Ferrari without a steering wheel. Checklist Tip: Walk through your MVP like a first-time user. Are the flows intuitive, or are you relying on help docs and tooltips? If it's the latter, rethink.

4. You Know Exactly What You Want to Measure An MVP is as much about learning as it is about delivery. What are your KPIs for success—DAUs, retention rate, CAC, NPS? Define them before development begins. Stat Insight: Startups that measure their MVP's performance with just two key metrics see a 30% higher chance of pivoting successfully, per Lean Analytics. 5. You’ve Chosen the Right Tech Stack for Speed + Scalability You’re not building for the future—you’re building to reach it faster. Choose stacks that get you there without locking you in. Example: For a fintech MVP targeting underbanked users in APAC, we went with Firebase + Flutter for speed. When it scaled to 100K users, we refactored into Node.js and React Native—without downtime. CTO Tip: Avoid over-architecting. But always keep modularity in mind. 6. You’ve Validated the Market Without Writing a Line of Code Pre-MVP validation is not a nice-to-have—it’s insurance. Surveys, landing pages, waitlists, even a Typeform with a Stripe button can give you real data. Proof: Buffer collected over 1200 email signups and got their first 100 paying users with no product. Just a landing page with pricing. 7. You Know What You Won’t Build Your Not-to-Build List is just as important as your feature list. Draw hard boundaries—especially when stakeholders try to sneak in their pet features. From the Field: A healthtech startup had 12 modules planned for their MVP. We cut it to 2 that directly impacted patient onboarding. They got acquired in 14 months. The rest? Still in backlog. 8. You Have a Deployment Plan—Not Just a Dev Plan Code complete is not launch complete. Factor in testing, CI/CD setup, rollback plans, release strategy, and post-launch monitoring. If you’re targeting app stores, include buffer time for reviews. CTO Tip: Tools like Sentry, Datadog, or LogRocket are not overkill for MVPs. They help you see what users aren’t telling you. 9. Your Budget Matches Your Goals If your budget is $5K, you’re not building an MVP. You’re building a prototype or a PoC. Be honest about what outcomes you expect—then align your spend. Stat Insight: The average MVP build cost in 2024 (across 5 key markets) is ~$30K–$80K. Anything less requires either internal dev capacity or reduced scope.

10. You’re Ready for Feedback, Not Praise The first release should make you nervous. That’s healthy. If you're not prepared to hear what’s broken, clunky, or confusing—your MVP is just a vanity project. CTO Thought: Real product-market fit emerges from discomfort. From listening to what users struggle with—not just what they like. Final Thoughts: MVPs Aren’t Just for Startups Anymore We’ve worked with global telcos, banks, and even government agencies on MVPs—because innovation cycles are shrinking. An MVP isn't just an early-stage play; it's a de-risking strategy across the board. Whether you're an early founder, a product head at a Fortune 500, or somewhere in between—take this checklist seriously. You’re not just building software. You’re laying down the first bricks of something that could last a decade. Or disappear in six months. Build smart. Build focused. And above all, build for learning from iProgrammer.

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Developing an Uber Eats Delivery App Everything You Need to Build an App Like Uber

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Introduction

The rise of the on-demand economy has transformed the way consumers interact with services, particularly in the food delivery space. One of the most successful models to emerge from this trend is UberEats. Entrepreneurs and businesses around the world are now eager to develop an app like Uber to capitalize on the growing demand for convenient, tech-driven food delivery.

Creating an app like Uber is more than just mimicking a popular service. It’s about understanding user needs, creating intuitive experiences, and building a reliable, scalable infrastructure. In this blog, we’ll break down what it takes to develop an Uber Eats Delivery App, the must-have features, tech stack, costs, and strategies for success.

Why Build an App Like Uber?

Uber Eats didn’t become a household name by accident. It succeeded by offering convenience, speed, and reliability—three things modern consumers value most. When you aim to develop an app like Uber, you tap into a well-established ecosystem of user behavior that favors quick solutions and seamless transactions.

Here are a few compelling reasons to build an UberEats Delivery App:

High Market Demand: The global food delivery market is expected to reach $320 billion by 2029.

Scalability: With the right architecture, your app can grow from local to global.

Diverse Revenue Models: Commission, delivery fees, subscriptions, ads, and more.

User Retention: Features like loyalty programs and real-time updates keep users coming back.

Core Features of an Uber Eats Delivery App

To successfully develop an app like Uber, you’ll need to integrate key features tailored for three main user types: customers, delivery partners, and restaurants. Let’s explore the core features for each:

1. Customer App

User Registration & Login

Restaurant Discovery

Menu Browsing & Ordering

Real-Time Order Tracking

Multiple Payment Options

Ratings & Reviews

Promotions and Discounts

2. Delivery Partner App

Accept/Reject Delivery Requests

Navigation & Route Optimization

Real-Time Order Updates

Delivery History

Earnings Dashboard

3. Restaurant Dashboard

Manage Orders & Menus

Track Deliveries

View Reports and Insights

Update Business Information

4. Admin Panel

User Management

Analytics and Reports

Commission and Payouts

Promotions and Coupons

Dispute Management

By focusing on these core elements, you can build a reliable Uber Eats Delivery App that meets the needs of all stakeholders.

Tech Stack to Build an App Like Uber

The success of any digital product lies in the technology that powers it. To develop an app like Uber, you'll need a robust, scalable, and secure tech stack. Here’s a recommended setup:

Frontend:

React Native or Flutter (for cross-platform mobile apps)

Backend:

Node.js, Python (Django), or Ruby on Rails

Database:

PostgreSQL, MongoDB

Real-Time Features:

Socket.IO, Firebase, or PubNub for live order tracking

Maps & Navigation:

Google Maps API, Mapbox

Payment Gateway:

Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal

This stack supports real-time communication, secure transactions, and smooth performance across devices.

Monetization Strategies

When you build an app like Uber, it's essential to integrate strong revenue models. Here are a few effective strategies:

Delivery Fees: Charge customers per delivery

Restaurant Commissions: Take a percentage of each order

Subscription Plans: Offer premium services to users

Advertising: Promote featured restaurants

Surge Pricing: Increase delivery fees during peak hours

Cost to Develop an App Like Uber

The cost to develop an app like Uber or an UberEats Delivery App varies based on complexity, features, team location, and time to market. Here's a rough estimate:

MVP (Minimal Viable Product): $25,000 – $50,000

Fully Featured App: $75,000 – $150,000+

You can optimize costs by starting with an MVP and gradually rolling out additional features.

Challenges and How to Overcome Them

While building an app like Uber comes with its share of challenges, being aware of them can help you stay ahead:

Logistics Coordination: Use algorithms for smart routing and driver allocation

User Retention: Offer loyalty rewards and real-time notifications

Competition: Focus on user experience and niche targeting

Compliance: Ensure your app adheres to local food safety and delivery laws

Final Thoughts: Start Your Journey Now

To develop an app like Uber or launch your own UberEats Delivery App, you need vision, planning, and the right technology partner. The food delivery market is thriving, and there’s room for innovative players who can offer better value, speed, and service.

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BDG Win: Smart, Simple Betting Built for Everyday Players

In a space full of overdesigned apps and complicated bonus structures, bdg win is a reminder that betting doesn’t have to be a headache. It’s fast, reliable, and refreshingly clear—perfect for sports fans and casual players who want an easy way to stay engaged with their favorite games, without spending hours figuring things out.

The first thing you’ll notice about bdg win is how smoothly it works. The homepage isn’t cluttered—it shows you today’s live matches, current odds, and lets you jump into a bet with just a few taps. Whether you’re checking cricket scores or exploring football markets, everything’s where it should be. Even if it’s your first time betting online, you’ll feel right at home.

Where this platform really wins is in its live betting flow. Odds update instantly as games evolve, and your bets are confirmed within seconds. That means if a game-changing moment happens—a run-out in the IPL or a last-minute penalty—you can react instantly without the system slowing you down. It’s fast, dependable, and built for real-time action.

Multi-device access is seamless. You can open the app on your phone while commuting, continue on your laptop at work, and check results later on your tablet without losing sync. Your wallet stays up to date, your bets stay active, and you never have to re-login or restart your session.

Speaking of the wallet—it’s one of the most user-friendly features. Deposits are instant, withdrawals are fast, and everything is tracked clearly. No confusing deductions. No weird transaction delays. Just a simple dashboard that tells you where your money is and what it’s doing.

The rewards system is straightforward and consistent. With bdg win, you don’t have to dig through terms to figure out how to claim a bonus. There are reload offers, cashback deals, and special promos around big matches—and they actually show up on time. It’s the kind of reward setup that respects your time and your loyalty.

Security is also taken seriously. The platform uses encrypted channels to protect your account and funds. Two-factor authentication, optional security pins, and clear transaction records give users full control and peace of mind.

For Indian players, language support is a quiet hero. You can switch between English, Hindi, Tamil, and other regional languages, making the app feel personal and approachable. It’s ideal for anyone playing with family or recommending the app to friends who prefer their native language.

The platform also includes just enough social insight to help you bet smarter. You can see what matches are trending, which odds are moving, and what other users are backing. It adds context to your decisions without turning the app into a noisy forum.

Best of all? Bdg win fits into your routine. You don’t need to block off hours to play. You can jump in during a break, place a bet while watching a match with friends, or check odds on the go. It’s low-effort but high-reward—and that’s exactly what keeps users coming back.

If you’re ready to ditch the bloated apps and switch to something that just works, bdg win is your kind of platform: sharp, simple, and built to play.

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We develop secure and feature-rich Kolkata FF & Fatafat gaming apps with admin panel, real-time reports, wallet system & support. Fast delivery with customization. Kolkata Fatafat Develop is a top-rated game and app development company based in Kolkata, specializing in Kolkata FF development, Kolkata Fatafat game creation, and custom FF Matka apps. With both basic and advanced game systems, we offer real-time results, payment integrations, withdrawal controls, and sub-admin access. Our team delivers secure, scalable, and visually attractive Android apps built in React Native. We also offer domain & server setup, free landing pages, and dynamic admin panels to manage everything easily. Trusted by clients across India for reliable support and low-cost game development solutions.