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Show HN: Type Safe Node.js Server with Generated Client from a TypeScript Model
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Show HN: Easily Create a Typesafe HTTP JSON API with Protobuf
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I found it pretty easy to set up with Gunicorn and nginx, all running in Docker
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9y ago
The entire reason I made this is because I wanted to do one really simple thing: store the names of shows in a file that I could then resolve against the TvMaze API so I could track shows with minimal effort. I figured maybe other people wo
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Show HN: A flat file CRUD API with just one PHP file
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Show HN: JSON HTTP test assertion library in Python
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9y ago
Hey, thanks for the suggestion. I haven't heard of algosaur before, I'll take a look!
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Show HN: Boilerplate Auth API Using Express, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and Docker
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Show HN: Automatic Broken Link Building with Python
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Simple Auth API Using Express in TypeScript, Nginx, Docker, and PostgreSQL
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Could use an uncontrolled component, which I don't think is vulnerable? https://reactjs.org/docs/uncontrolled-components.html For simple username/password entry I see no reason to use a controlled component.
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9y ago
Are you thinking about using React for a project soon instead? I'm kind of considering it too, but I really like using Angular 4
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Funny, I was making something similar myself! http://acostanza.com/2017/10/13/airing-tv-show-api-python-po... Even using the same API... what a small world. I'm glad I can use yours instead now! I was ac