bradrydzewski

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Sqlgen, generate SQL code from Go structs(github.com)
2 points by bradrydzewski 11y ago|0 comments
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by bradrydzewski 11y ago
This is a really great intro. I like how it expands on the basic flux diagram that I see everywhere. One thing missing from many flux tutorials and sample applications that I would love to see included is error handling. How do you manage e
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
Right now it connects directly to the database although I think ultimately it should use some sort of API. You provide the path to the database, as well as the repositories to monitor, as command line arguments: drone-wall --repos="git
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Drone CI 0.2: GitHub Enterprise, IRC and more(blog.drone.io)
7 points by bradrydzewski 13y ago|4 comments
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
that's a great suggestion. a robotic bee could be awesome
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
yes, this feature will land in the next few weeks. I'm hoping you'll be able to build the Docker image AND push to the index.
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
Bitbucket integration should land this week. We open sourced our Go Bitbucket API which was the first step: https://github.com/drone/go-bitbucket There is also a thread going for adding other sources: https:/&#x2
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
we bought the drone.io domain name back before Drones were all over the news. We thought this definition of Drone, "a unit which takes commands from a primary source" made sense for a cloud-based CI solution.
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
yes! there is a CLI that let's your run your builds locally, on your laptop. Navigate to the root directory of your repository and run `drone -v build .` you need Docker installed and the .drone.yml file in the root. it's a great
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
The workflow is pretty basic right now, however, we plan on adding matrix and parallel builds in the near future. Could you elaborate a bit more on your workflow? I definitely want to make sure Drone supports more than just simple use cases
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
The open source edition is meant for teams that want to run CI on their own trusted infrastructure. That being said, we are definitely making a long term bet on Docker and containers, and are confident security will improve over time.
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
Thanks! We posted our go-bitbucket api today as well. https://github.com/drone/go-bitbucket The Bitbucket patch should land next week
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
We created a custom implementation of an io.ReadCloser that allowed us to wrap the http.Handler's io.ReadCloser and attach context to the request: https://github.com/bradrydzewski/routes/blob/master/
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by bradrydzewski 13y ago
Have you considered using OverlayFS in a future version of Docker, instead of AUFS? It comes bundled with Ubuntu 12.04 and higher, and my understanding is that it could possibly get merged w/ kernel 3.10
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
Ok, so I added a third benchmark where the handler gets and item from memcache (NOT from a database). Here are the results: PASS Benchmark_Routes 10000 234063 ns/op Benchmark_Pat 10000 233162 ns/op
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
I used Go's benchmarking tool to compare raw routing performance of various frameworks. The handlers all return a simple "Hello World" string. Here are the results: PASS Benchmark_Routes 100000 13945 ns/op Benchmark_P
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
This is still technically a virtualization technique, known as "operating system-level virtualization". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system-level_virtuali... Here are some of the technologies explained: cgroups: Linux kernel fea
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
I put together an experimental package based on express: https://github.com/drone/routes/tree/master/exp
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
I'd like to add a few more options. First there is pat, by the Heroku / the guy that created Sinatra: https://github.com/bmizerany/pat if you need simple routing and REST url parameters this is a great library to use. I've found it outper
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
I like that when you "view source" they have their logo in ascii art with the following "work at everlane - bmFuQGV2ZXJsYW5lLmNvbQ==" ... if you base64 decode the string you get someone's email address
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
are you using GAE for java, python or go?
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
Check back next week, we should have basic AppEngine integration available. We use appengine ourselves (although not for drone.io), so it is high priority for us too
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by bradrydzewski 14y ago
I think your feedback on the pricing page is great, and we'll definitely be making some quick changes to the design later today. Regarding the Signup screens, I personally appreciate when websites use OpenID or OAuth so that I can use an ex
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Ask HN: Review my startup, drone.io
24 points by bradrydzewski 14y ago|12 comments
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by bradrydzewski 17y ago
Check out http://yellowicon.com/ The design company is run by Everaldo, the creator of the Crystal Project http://www.everaldo.com/ His icon sets have been some of the highest rated and most downloaded at kde-look.org for years now If y
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by bradrydzewski 17y ago
SEO can be expensive and time consuming, and a single update to Google's algorithm can send you back to the drawing board. My advice: take all of the time and money and, instead of SEO, focus on making your product great or creating great s