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Show HN: IHP, a batteries-included web framework built on Haskell and Nix
(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
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Thanks for the input! > Internal Wikis, paper checklists, cloning JIRA issues, Confluence templates I hope in the future we can replace all of these things with Active Checklist :) > How're the costs of this project being covered
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Thanks for the feedback!
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Thanks for the feedback! It gets useful once you have lots of repeating checklists. E.g. when you do QA for a client's website. You want to make sure that certain things are always checked (e.g. a website always needs to be tested with
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Hey Hackernews, we just released ActiveChecklist. It's a product we built ourselves to help with managing our QA process. Basically it allows you to create checklist templates and then later execute these templates. That way it can be
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Show HN: Active Checklist, Reusable Checklists for all your processes
(activechecklist.com)
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Deploying Private GitHub Repositories to NixOS Servers
(mpscholten.de)
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Show HN: Tip of the Day Bot for Slack (built with Haskell)
(slack-tip-of-the-day.mpscholten.de)
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Highly critical vulnerabilities allowing remote code execution in Drupal
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Private GitHub Repositories and NixOS
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In january I've launched Project Log ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10963097 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mpscholten.tim... ), a simple material-designed timesheet app
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Sharing Configuration Across Systems with Nix
(mpscholten.de)
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I'm using a shell script together with the nix package manager for that. The shell script just ensures that all packages are there (e.g. doing `nix-env -i fpp wget iterm2 jekyll ghc ruby nodejs composer php`). I can pin the version of
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Request-parser: A small library for doing typesafe input handling in php
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Sharing Configuration Across Systems with Nix
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Accidental Complexity Caused by Service Containers in the PHP World
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Good suggestion. Looks like travis already has an OS X build environment[0]. So technically it should be doable :) [0]: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/osx-ci-environment/
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My Experience with Nix on OS X
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Sharing Configuration Across Systems with Nix
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My Experience with Nix on OS X
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NixOS is pretty awesome :) For anyone trying to start with NixOS, I suggest trying it out on a small DigitalOcean server. Check out this[0] blog post on some hints how to install NixOS there. A big help is IMO to get a solid understanding a
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Accidental Complexity Caused by Service Containers in the PHP World
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SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Technologies: rails, android, react, php, docker, git Website: https://www.mpscholten.de/ GitHub: https://github.com/mpscholten Email: marcphilipscholten@gmail.com I'm a full stac
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JavaScript in 2016: Functional programming is here to stay
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Setting Up Vim on NixOS
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Replacing the Unix tradition
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In this case you could still pick homebrew as your package manager of choice. It works pretty well, is available cross platform ( https://github.com/Linuxbrew/linuxbrew ) and is far more simple than docker. You just have
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11y ago
If you're using docker on mac, you're probably not using it there for easy scaling (which was the reason docker was created back then), but for the "it just works" feeling when using your development environment. But doc
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Refactoring Dynamic Systems
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Refactoring Non-Deterministic Systems
(mpscholten.de)
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