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Recently, I’ve been looking for some online perfume shops in the UK. I can’t say I often shop fragrances online, I’ve typically preferred the conservative approach of visiting physical stores where I can actually smell the samples.

Obviously, there are plenty of options available, including a variety of price points. I’m curious if anyone can recommend which online perfume shops are preferable.

I’ve checked out a few options, including A1, Notino, The Perfume Shop, and Fragrance Direct. Each of these offers a wide selection and features interesting brands like Dior Sauvage Perfume, Tom Ford, The Good Girl Perfume, Billie Eilish, and Lady Million, among others.

I’d like to know which perfume shops people have had good experiences with. I’m mainly interested in perfume for women as I often need to buy gifts. What are the price differences? Are there cheap perfumes? What’s the customer support and delivery like? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

At the moment, I've stoped at the A1 marketplace and The Perfume Shop. Both platforms seem to have a large selection of perfumes and reasonable prices. I’ll probably try both options and see how it goes, including delivery times

recently published an article titled "Structuring Vue Applications: A Modular Approach," where I dive into the importance of scalable architecture for Vue.js applications.

In this article, I discuss:

• The default folder structure of Vue apps and its limitations.
• Challenges related to scalability and code coupling in larger projects.
• Proposals for a more modular architecture that organizes code effectively.
• The benefits of using features like async components and nested routes.
• The introduction of a common folder for shared code and components.

As a teaser for the next article, I also share plans for building a real-world Golang + Vue.js web application using this architecture.

I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on this approach, especially if you’ve faced similar challenges in your projects. Check it out and let’s discuss!

Read the article here!

Thanks for your time!

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/Vue! Today you're 6" by u/summerofsmoke

Now that vue is shut down? My billing date was around the 20th and as of now I can still watch shows on HBONow and am unable to change my billing information. Will it last till the 20th? will it shut down tomorrow?

I watch ESPN,Fox sports, GOLF CHANNEL,Big Ten Network,National Geographic and maybe a few others like freeform. Any suggestions for these? Thanks

This and communities like it MATTER. Everyone who has come to praise, complain, or think-out-loud about Vue has been heard. We couldn't always address your concerns and we could not directly communicate with you, but you've been heard!

The moderators deserve huge praise keeping the area around here positive and friendly (as much as anyone can expect from the Internet).

Directly from the development team let me extend a heart-felt thank you. Go forth knowing that spaces like this do really make it all the way down to the exact person (in some cases) that need to hear it. Both positive and negative comments come through. And priority boards were commonly changed in response.

We are very sad to see Vue come to an end, but proud to have been part of the changes that were sorely needed. And you have truly been a part of that with us.

Thank you
Vue Development

I know both my phone and Apple TV apps just take me to that depressing shutdown screen, but am I the only one who might save the app for a while? I feel like it’s sort of a badge of honor, knowing the app has already been removed from the App Store. I feel like I’m writing an obituary or something here.

Sigh.

I know it’s just “TV” but Sony tried hard to get us the best TV experience. PSVue was way ahead of its time and its times like this where I wish I appreciated what I had. Now that PSVue is gone I’m not sure what I’m going to do. I’m just as sad as most of you. For those moving to other platforms I wish you well. For those that are going to be homeless(TV less) I’ll be right along your side. Thank you PlayStation for giving us an experience like no other.

Goodbye...forever

Update: As of 7PM CST PS Vue no longer functions. I'm sure it happened earlier but that was my first chance to check today. RIP Vue, you will be missed.

I signed up for YouTube TV about an hour ago and am figuring it out. I will say that the picture is sharper and more colorful one my One X vs base PS4 but that's not the fault of Vue at all. The DVR sorting by type of program is a step ahead already and moving forward/back in programs seems a bit faster as well.

I mostly picked YouTube TV due to similar program offerings and superior DVR vs competitors.

Original post below:

Not sure why, but I'm still able to stream the last thing I was watching via DVR. (Seinfeld FTW!!) I was curious so I completely started the program over and closed/opened the app. Haven't looked around at anything else yet but the menu is still updating for live programing and showing it's actively DVRing. (Best I can tell)

Currently 7:52PM CST

Using my PS4 via Ethernet connection.

You’ve run a good inclusive and tolerant community here and you deserved more subscribers and a service that continued on. Thanks for navigating a good Sub here and I know we all appreciate it!! Hope all goes well with you. And who knows...Sony has said they haven’t closed the door on streaming services forever. We might be back at some point?

Since today is the last day of service, I just thought I would give my respects to this service. Vue was the only live TV streaming service I’ve ever known, and I thought it was one of the best out there. Sure, there were problems with it, but not enough for me to switch. Although, I wasn’t happy when the Viacom channels left and still kept the price. However, that’s the past now.

In a perfect world, Vue would still be going strong if Sony gave any effort and attention towards it. From getting more channels and features added to it; to naming it better that didn’t confused the public into thinking they needed a PlayStation console to get it. Sadly, it wasn’t meant to be.

I’ll be switching to Hulu today, as I shared my TV with my family and they wanted the Disney bundle thing. While it may not have all the channels and features like I had with Vue, but it’s close enough. Hopefully Hulu is good to me. While I’ve not been as active here, but it was a pleasure to had Vue as my TV provider; and may all of you do well in whatever provider you go with. RIP Vue, you’ll be missed.

I used Playstation Vue a couple of times for a few months, before Youtube TV finally came to our area. Served it's purpose, sad to lose the competition, as well as having a second choice...it's competition that keeps things companies in line. We have too little of it already in this area. I'll miss having the choice of PS Vue.