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I was planning on putting string manipulation functions like trim() in the cloud and masquerading it as something new and cool asynchronous string manipulation
by ringaroundthetx 9y ago
I was planning on putting string manipulation functions like trim() in the cloud and masquerading it as something new and cool
asynchronous string manipulation API now available for Docker
- stephenr 9y agoYou're still thinking too big. I give you, print/echo as a service. Lets say you have a string, and want to print that string to the console. Now you can use our groundbreaking SaaS offering, to make that easier. Just pipe the string to our Patent-Pending service, we'll apply our secret sauce, and return back the string for you, so you can call print/echo as you wish. Example: var="foo" print "$(curl -X -d "${var}" http://echo.io)"
- gumby 9y agoIt should communicate with a microservice on port 7 in a RESTful way.
- ringaroundthetx 9y agoA) No SSL? B) Funny that echo.io is already registered