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by _Marak_ 11y ago
If you are tired of waiting for NPM, I'd suggest checking out the `ied` alternative: https://github.com/alexanderGugel/ied To give some perspective, I'm dealing with systems that install npm packages at scale
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
hook.io is a 100% open-source project: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io You can run your own hook.io server anywhere. We even have a working Docker image, so it should be almost zero-configuration. "serverles
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
If you are interested in trying out this type of serverless architecture for Slackbots, but don't want to deal with using AWS today, check out: https://hook.io A few of our users have blogged about building SlackBots with h
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Wscat – a command line websocket client(github.com)
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
We've now added Websocket Hooks as a new feature. https://hook.io/blog/websocket-hooks
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Introducing Websocket Hooks. Connect Websockets to Webhooks(hook.io)
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Unfortunately, I agree. As the sole developer of the entire platform ( with no background in graphic design or any design budget ), it's been difficult for me to make the project look nice. The entire thing is 100% open-source. If anyo
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
I think it is important to note we beat AWS Lambda to market. It goes to show you the innovation behind hook.io. We've been ahead of the curve on functionality for microservice hosting since day one.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Yes, we've had an open discussion to implement Golang. see: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io/issues/157 I'll probably try to implement C and Golang in the same update.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
hook.io is a hosting platform for microservices. Yes, it's for "serverless" architectures. We also beat AWS Lambda to market by over two months.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
This has been discussed before. I'll most likely add this feature sometime in the future. Discussion: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io/issues/113
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Yes, this is available for free accounts. Private hooks is a paid-only feature which restricts the `hook::run` role to only run for authenticated users or api keys.
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Hook.io Microservice Platform Adds Role Based Access Control and API Access Keys(hook.io)
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Heh. I still use jQuery for pretty much every project. There is a server-side port of jQuery which is absolutely fantastic: https://github.com/cheeriojs/cheerio This allows you to render jQuery based views on the serve
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
That is what I was afraid of. I don't want five years of collective MIT work to suddenly turn into GPL. Here is the issue at hand: https://github.com/Marak/faker.js/pull/258 I've requested the origi
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Ask HN: Can I vendor a GNU GPL package into a MIT project?
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
This seems neat, but from a security standpoint I'd much rather see a command which spawned a new VM with a copy of my current file-system. I would then want to capture all disk and network i/o that the "maybed" command
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
No surprises here. You can look at base points for Venezuela credit default swaps in 2014. http://money.cnn.com/2014/12/12/investing/venezuela-russia-d... http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money&#
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
So the overhead of using Docker is still to great. Thanks for the information.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Probably best to not use Github Issues as a cloud datastore.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
I would assume the smaller images would also result in a smaller memory footprint for running the images and a general reduction in time of starting images. You seem to know a lot of about Docker, is that a wrong assumption? The scale which
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
This seems to solve one of my biggest issues with trying to use individual Dockers to run microservices. Past experiments proved that it wasn't feasible to match one microservice request to one Docker instance. The size of each Docker
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City of San Francisco kicks out another free soccer group from using public park(meetup.com)
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`view`, a very simple production ready JavaScript View-Presenter pattern(github.com)
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Since I installed F.lux on my work computer I've experienced a significant decrease in eye fatigue and a general increase in productivity while working at night. Would recommend for anyone who works in low-light conditions.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Faker.js now supports something like 30+ locales. This should expand the amount of name combinations considerably.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
I've been following a lot of this develop over Twitter and Youtube. It's both sad and terrifying to see what is transpiring on these college campuses. There was a video filmed ( now taken down from youtube ) where a Yale Silliman
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
I'm in the category of open-source developers who don't have the time or willingness to start pitching corporations for sponsorships.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Best of luck with what? I'm merely stating an idea here.
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by _Marak_ 11y ago
Not consulting. It would be having a person pitch a business or groups of businesses to sponsor an open-source project. The overhead of communication, negotiation, and writing contracts is outside the scope of what most open-source develope

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