4lejandrito

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by 4lejandrito 1y ago
Control + Command + Space
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by 4lejandrito 2y ago
Then you may like https://github.com/4lejandrito/fetchbook
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
Oh that makes me so happy! Would you mind sharing your site with me so that I can see how it looks?
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
These are the things I've created, some mostly for my own use, and others just for fun: 1. https://gptgames.io - A gaming platform using OpenAI. It came from a silly idea for another project I have, and I ended up putting i
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
You can add fetchbook to that list! https://github.com/4lejandrito/fetchbook Disclaimer: I am the author. It's just a toy project but I really think it is a nice approach.
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
I've used ts-node before to run Typescript and my experience has been good, I've generally managed to do what I wanted. However with ts-node the speed is low (specially startup time) and I've always had problems with differen
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
I've come to realize how cool bun is when building fetchbook. I couldn't have used typescript as the main language so easily without it. I am very happy with it so far.
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
Hi! I checked your tool ( https://naprun.dev ) and it follows the same philosophy, I like it. However the reasons why I decided to build my own one are: 1. I love building things, I can't help it. 2. I don't enjoy using
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
Thanks for the kind words. So far fetchbook only works as a cli. I have not yet found a use case for it to also work as a library.
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Show HN: Fetchbook – Run and test your HTTP requests 100% locally(github.com)
59 points by 4lejandrito 3y ago|9 comments
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
I started building my own 100% local tool in response to the current situation with postman and insomnia: https://github.com/4lejandrito/fetchbook I really liked Bruno ( https://github.com/usebruno/
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
The 92 Olympics were in Barcelona.
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
For whiteboarding remotely I use https://excalidraw.com . I use it exactly for your use case. I’ve told live stories with it.
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by 4lejandrito 3y ago
Thanks!
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Show HN: Play and Create Games with ChatGPT(gptgames.io)
1 points by 4lejandrito 3y ago|2 comments
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
Definitely. But for a company it’s much harder to switch technologies. I am currently leading a team of devs where I work, and I often get complaints about not using the latest features of the language or better languages. The choice is mad
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
I try to think the opposite way. As an employe I try to find joy on each task regardless of the underlaying tech. This way I became happier at work and I think I can easily find a new one if needed because my pool of potential employers is
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
Hey Ryan! Pretty cool! You might like my library: https://creepyface.io . Similar concept. Also written in TypeScript with no dependencies.
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
Hi! Author here. I want to share again my beloved side project, specially now that I've themed it for Halloween! Since I created it in 2018 more than a thousand people have created their creepyface. Even though 1K is really nothing com
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Show HN: Creepyface – A JavaScript library to make your face look at the pointer(creepyface.io)
1 points by 4lejandrito 4y ago|1 comments
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
They have experimental support for taiwind: https://og-playground.vercel.app/?share=xVRNb9swDP0rgoahl6h2... Edit: Oh I re-read your comment and you want to know if they support classnames... then my answer is not what you n
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
Exactly. Thanks! This would be the real C Major: https://react-guitar.com/?strings=0|1|0|2|3|-1 .
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
That was my reasoning too. Thanks!
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
Very nice! The design is beautiful. If you’re looking for something more interactive have a look at https://react-guitar.com (I’m the author).
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
I like this story. It reminded to a video I saw the other day talking about how the romantic love from literature has shaped our expectations. I also believe finding the perfect person is really hard. However working on the relationship and
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
As a hiring manager I show the source code of our product (some easy modules that show the general architecture) to every candidate. It helps candidates to know where they’d be getting into and also serves as a starting point to very intere
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
Using flags for languages is not recommended. I made the same mistake in the past: http://expectedly.org/inclusivetech/avoid-using-flags-to-des...
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
It made me really sad not to see the developers' avatars on the "About us" section. It seems they are not part of the team, but they're the ones answering questions here. Other than that, great product!
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by 4lejandrito 4y ago
I have no idea about the US patent system. But it sounds so weird to me that only Amazon could do this for 20 years. It seems like a simple feature to implement for any e-commerce platform. Did this patent apply also for non US companies?
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by 4lejandrito 5y ago
Hi! Sorry for the late response. I've been using it "in a lot of pleasure". Bear in mind I've just used it for personal side projects, nothing too critical. I recommend you give it a try and form your own opinion. Feel f

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