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by artpar 3y ago
> I.e. what is wrong with Intellij's existing right click-execute on a single junit test method to debug and inspecting variables that way? There is definitely nothing wrong with it if there are unit test cases available. But there
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by artpar 3y ago
Yeah I understand what you mean when you say hot reloading is something that comes and goes. There are a variety of edge cases even though there is increasing support from the jvm vendors and also jrebel has been done a lot of work in that
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Show HN: Speeding up the code-test cycle for Java developers
69 points by artpar 3y ago|15 comments
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by artpar 4y ago
So from what I can make of it, this is very similar to what we are doing in terms of the goal. The only difference which I am thinking here is (based on just their front page), seems they are recording only function parameters and return va
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by artpar 4y ago
To get an approximate count of users and where they might be stuck in using the plugin.
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by artpar 4y ago
yes chronon did come up in our initial research. I was not able to obtain a copy of their software to try out. But yeah definitely the same goal. It seems pretty much dead though, here is a page from the way back machine https://
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by artpar 4y ago
We have tested with 1.8 and above.
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by artpar 4y ago
Hi Mohan You can safely try out the current version. It is completely offline and there is no need for internet to use it. The analytics point called out are FYI because this sits inside your IDE. And we are very much in consideration wheth
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by artpar 4y ago
Hi, I am Parth, the other cofounder. Debugging and catching bugs has always been a fun game for me, but as the team size grows it becomes very tidious 1. Run into too many “works-on-my-machine-but-not-in-production” cases. 2. Logical errors
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Ask HN: Do you use a CLI based email client?
3 points by artpar 5y ago|3 comments
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by artpar 5y ago
https://medium.com/@012parth/what-source-code-is-worth-study...
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by artpar 6y ago
Now this is serverless.
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by artpar 6y ago
Very neat.
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by artpar 6y ago
Been working https://github.com/daptin/daptin since about 2 years Goal is to build a opensource headless cms (did a show hn quite some time ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17357616 ) Recently
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by artpar 6y ago
Checkout Daptin https://github.com/daptin/daptin I have build a lot of crud apps with daptin as the backend. I have been building daptin since about 2 years now. Daptin will be able to give you much more than just CRUD
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by artpar 7y ago
I have built a lot of internal apps on Daptin over the last 8-10 months. It's a headless CMS I started writing about 2 years ago. https://github.com/daptin/daptin My overall goal in Daptin (the name comes from ada
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by artpar 7y ago
If you are looking for a server around rclone, then checkout https://github.com/daptin/daptin which is primarily a headless cms but using rclone for asset storage purpose(think blob columns). You can also expose rclone
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by artpar 7y ago
Hey You can try out daptin. It is a headless CMS in golang. Except for the "enums" I think it should be able to help you achieve the flow you described. Daptin has rclone integrated in it, so it can sync with BlackBlaze. Essential
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by artpar 7y ago
Nice, I will try to run daptin with mssql and see what's the amount of effort required.
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by artpar 7y ago
I haven't planned mssql, mostly because the library which covers most sql dialects in golang currently supports just those 3(mysql, postgres, sqlite) . I can look into it but I don't know what's the fastest way to get a mssql
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by artpar 7y ago
Not only openapi export, but you can import openapi/swagger specs and use them in actions. Effectively third party integrations. And I forgot to mention table and row level user authentication permissions and groups.
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by artpar 7y ago
I have been working on this from some time. Checkout https://github.com/daptin/daptin I have been deferring another show hn since the last one, since I am always in the middle of adding one more feature :p my overall g
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by artpar 7y ago
Here are a couple of codebases https://medium.com/@012parth/what-source-code-is-worth-study...
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by artpar 8y ago
Shameless plug If you are looking for a self-hosted opensource MIT licensed option, checkout Daptin https://github.com/daptin/daptin I have been working on this since about a year and half, use it across a bunch of my
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by artpar 8y ago
I curated a similar list of codebases from HN comments here https://medium.com/@012parth/what-source-code-is-worth-study...
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by artpar 8y ago
Checkout daptin if you are looking for an open source self hosted solution for headless cms https://github.com/daptin/daptin
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by artpar 8y ago
Hey this looks great. So this would work out of the box for something like daptin[1] on server side ? It exposes http://jsonapi.org/ compliant CRUD APIs. If so, I would suggest getting it listed at http://jsonapi
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by artpar 8y ago
rclone is excellent piece of code and has solved a large part of issue for my own project. I maintain a slightly modified fork of rclone [1] and integrated that in daptin [2] as a server side piece. So I can seamlessly work with any cloud s
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Show HN: Daptin: A server-based database hybrid web application framework
1 points by artpar 8y ago|0 comments
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by artpar 8y ago
Don't see freebord referenced in this thread, but I just checked out what freeboard is. Seems like freeboard can consume a data source and make graphs out of it. It needs a data source to push data to it I guess. Freeboard looks more i

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