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asprouse
7y ago
Andrew from TakeShape here! The primary author of this library. We tired a number of different form libraries before settling on writing our own. You can check out a full talk I gave on ShapeForm ( https://www.youtube.com/wat
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asprouse
7y ago
What is a high level example of why I'd use this?
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8y ago
This is why TakeShape also provides a built-in static site generator[0] using Nunjucks templating (think Django, Twig, Swig, etc). If you are trying to build a simple site this is a great option. The great part of a Headless CMS is that you
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asprouse
8y ago
Fixed! Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
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asprouse
8y ago
abstinence is the best form of cyber-security
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asprouse
8y ago
Seriously though, you should read "Lost and Founder"[0] by Rand Fishkin of Moz for some insight on what's in store. VC's expect very high multiples on their return 10x is not even close, even small seed funds look for 40
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8y ago
What happens when the honeymoon phase with your VC backers is over?
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McLaren Speedtail Has Flexible Carbon Fiber That Bends and It Goes 250 MPH
(jalopnik.com)
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How to build your portfolio on JAMStack
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8y ago
The sixers are to blame for these missteps!
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8y ago
Very cool. I have a bunch of code to parse the info param in various projects. Glad you took the time to publish it as a library.
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8y ago
Odd that they hide their FAQ in the shop page and hidden below the fold on a 13" screen. I looked everywhere but there. You'd think you most customers would want their questions answered before buying.
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8y ago
What happens when there is a power or ISP outage?
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8y ago
Isn't this just an iPhone SE?
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8y ago
Sixers unite!
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8y ago
CO https://github.com/tj/co in popularized this technique a few years ago. It implements something similar to the function you present here. Babel actually transforms async/await to generators ( https://
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8y ago
How did you decide when it was time to stop bootstrapping and raise a round? Was there a magic number traction-wise (total users, MRR, etc) or was it motivated by the desire to staff up a team and execute on your product vision?
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8y ago
There is a static renaissance happening as people realize it doesn't make sense to serve content that rarely changes from a database. Think of the millions of Wordpress blogs that could benefit from the speed, reliability and security
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8y ago
I'll be honest it takes a bit of prodding at first and it's hard to do after the fact. I have found that it helps to ask for input from day one. For example if a user is setting up a dev environment for the first time set them up
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8y ago
*enterprise
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8y ago
Never underestimate the value of engineer training. Document your best practices and coding style. Diagram your software at a high level to show how different components interact. If you have any internally developed frameworks add document
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Back in 2003 my fundamentals of CS course heavily relied on the interactions window of DrScheme (now DrRacket https://racket-lang.org/ ). It was a extremely powerful educational tool. When I started doing web development I f
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8y ago
I find that while coding I practice lazing naming where I am able to start writing `function foo` and which allows me to bypass the upfront naming deliberation. Once I have my code written I can assign an accurate name to function and if th
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Here's a visualization http://mochimachine.org/wasteland/#
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Does the Node.js SDK support U2F?
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Check out our quickstart https://www.takeshape.io/docs/quickstart/ . It has step-by-step directions to get you up and running nothing with our "Shape Books" sample project. The same steps can be repeated
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At Newsweek/The Daily Beast we used Adobe AEM which was very powerful. It had a flexible JCR-based content model and component based content editor. At the time (5 years ago) it had very little in the way of a content API so we had to
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Andrew here the other Co-Founder We excited to share the tech TakeShape with you. The backend is mostly server-less using Serverless Framework, AWS Lambda + API Gateway. For our data layer we use DynamoDB as our system of record and Elastic