Martinsos

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by Martinsos 6y ago
Thanks I will take a closer look!
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Hm that sounds interesting! Did I get you right, would that be a section in our README.md named "Showcase" where we would list projects made with Wasp?
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by Martinsos 6y ago
The idea of single OS sounds great! Sounds like the future of the Cloud. DOM/JS -> I think it now mostly came down to the paradigm of reactive programming, with React / Vue / Svelte. What about Delphi and VB, what was so g
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by Martinsos 6y ago
I love the idea you are describing, it is very much our initial (and maybe final) vision that we had when we started working on Wasp! But, our vision of the best approach for the current moment is somewhat different, let me explain below. W
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by Martinsos 6y ago
I have to admit with shame I know sparingly little about the accessibility when building web apps, but with Wasp we think it could be a really valuable feature to offer - guaranteed best accessibility practices - it should be integral part
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by Martinsos 6y ago
I get where you are coming from! It does feel like that sometimes when building Wasp - a lot of technologies we are layering on top of, sometimes we need to let them leek out, sometimes we want to hide them, and sometimes we have to play ar
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by Martinsos 6y ago
We know about Hasura -> it sounds like a cool idea! First we will be focusing on conquering React/Node combo, but it will be interesting to explore if there is an opportunity to include solutions like Hasura. What part of logic do y
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Exactly!! Ah I love to hear this :D. Sure, we would love to -> consider joining us on Discord ( https://discord.com/invite/rzdnErX ) and you can ping us there whenever you want, or you can also shoot us an email at hi
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Hey, great to hear from you again :)!! Oh I remember that feedback very well, it was a big thing for us at the moment (and we left you even bigger response I believe ;)), really motivated us to see somebody is sharing so much of our vision!
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Yes, that is what we are trying to do! And maybe even more - we are pretty excited about what using a DSL can unlock. Far in the future, we actually imagine being beyond JS ecosystem and offering a choice of languages to use, especially on
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Hey, we have a demo app deployed here: https://wasp-rwa.netlify.app/ , and you can see its source code here https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp/tree/master/examples/realw... . Wasp is
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Thanks! We love Haskell, we have been playing with it for years, and when we realized we want to build a compiler, we thought Haskell is just the right fit for it, due to relatively small amount of IO and lot of complexity. That said, not e
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by Martinsos 6y ago
If I got you right, you are talking about embedded DSL inside Javascript -> kind of like a library? Or about JS-like DSL, that is a superset of JS? Our main drivers for creating a bespoke language were: 1. potential to create a completel
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Great to hear that :)!! Thanks Nikolas for answering regarding Prisma! The reason why we chose Prisma is because it is declarative, which plays really well with Wasp, and because it supports multiple types of databases - for now only relati
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by Martinsos 6y ago
That is weird, the one I provided above is set to unlimited expiration time and I see people coming -> maybe you used some other link, from the page/docs that might be old? If so let me know and I will fix it!
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Oho you are also building a DSL for full stack web apps, I didn't expect that :D! Consider joining our Discord ( https://discord.com/invite/rzdnErX ), I would love to learn more about your quack! True, right now it
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by Martinsos 6y ago
It is a tricky problem - on one hand, we want to capture as much as you can with DSL, since that gives us power to "do more", but on the other hand, we want to give you all the flexibility you need, which means doing stuff outside
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by Martinsos 6y ago
You are right, with this kind of approach, extensibility/flexibility is the central question - we want to make Wasp really easy and simple to use, but on the other hand, complexity is needed to provide the flexibility to produce comple
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Hey yes, we have been working on a React/Node app for two years some time ago, that grew to that size and some more. I understand the skepticism, to be honest I was also pretty skeptical when we started (I am still a little bit, a heal
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Woah thanks :)! We had previous experience with writing a compiler for subset of C (during uni), and I also did some learning from the "Crafting Interpreters" book, but regarding the DSL design, I would say it is actually simpler
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Yes, that's the idea! We first want to get the web app part working really well, and then we will be looking into adding mobile. It will certainly require extending the DSL though, to capture both web and mobile specifics, but the idea
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Hey, thanks for nice words! Dodgy install -> well true we ask you to run something, but I have seen quite a few prominent tools use this method of installation: NVM: https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm#installing-and-updat
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Congrats :)! How does this compare to Neo4J and what would be some typical use cases?
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by Martinsos 7y ago
I love how simple the solution is, I tend to over-engineer stuff like this by trying to actually make it clickable and so on, but this just works great - good example of doing the simplest thing that works!
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by Martinsos 7y ago
Hey, thanks for nice words, and yes, although we are still very early and it might take some time to get there, that is certainly the plan! We plan to offer different stacks, which means different FE, BE and DB, but I think we will start wi
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by Martinsos 7y ago
Hah, also thought it is Big Oof!
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by Martinsos 7y ago
Useful! I am not looking for a job, but on the other hand I like being updated on what is out there (with respect to my interests). Which means I will not go through the jobs now, but if I could define my filter/interests and then subs
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by Martinsos 7y ago
Interesting experiment! I read the README and I get the basics of the idea, but it might help if you could provide more examples in the README - for example video that shows how you improved the file structure, explains how does your format
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by Martinsos 7y ago
Hey, thanks for nice words! Close, it is functional but not Racket :) -> we are implementing Wasp in Haskell. I read about Racket, and I know it is Scheme based and especially tailored for developing languages. We picked Haskell because
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by Martinsos 7y ago
I am currently evaluating quicknews!

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