brunaxLorax

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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
It will be an express based REST API that connects to an external Database. The API will have to expose endpoints and do CRUD operations for the most part.
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Ask HN: AWS Lambda Credible Alternatives?
7 points by brunaxLorax 2y ago|13 comments
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Ask HN: Help Presenting My Open Source Micro-Backend
3 points by brunaxLorax 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The 1-File Headless CMS(github.com)
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
(dev here) Backend-as-a-service products are very popular right now because they remove or simplify a lot of the backend complexity. It comes super handy for some projects. Yes, the DB is SQLite. We chose it among others as it is file based
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Migrations are a tricky point I agree. In your system, do you keep your original model files as they were at the beginning or do you change them too ?
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
I am thinking about having some hooks for the custom logic. I like the entity listeners/subscribers from typeORM: https://orkhan.gitbook.io/typeorm/docs/listeners-and-subscri... but I the end I guess we would
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Yes there is a lot of similarities in the foundation and the syntax. The end goal is different though as Manifest aims to be a production-ready product: it already comes with the admin panel and will soon include features like authenticatio
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Mmmm... It comes from ORMs in general I guess. I appreciate the effort of some ORMs to get a nice syntax, making it feel like natural language. I guess Laravel Eloquent was my first crush in my PHP days. Then modern ORMs like TypeORM and Pr
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
This is a key question for real-life use cases. YAML is a markup language so you cannot program and add logic in it. I think about having a set of hooks that trigger the code logic hosted somewhere. Language-agnostic / serverless, that
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Looks really nice !
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Stay tuned :)
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Hi perrygeo, Manifest dev here, I totally agree with you: quick starts can be harmful in the middle/long term so most of the times I would probably accept to invest more time in the beginning building something flexible. However, you a
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Oops... Thanks !
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Thank you ! I love pocketbase it is a really enjoyable product, very neat. Manifest can be seen as a different approach, using code rather than UI. Yes the "hook part" is tricky to consider as I am scared that I will have to trade
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Thank you! We want to make it faster for devs to go from idea to production.
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Definitely in my mind! Actually with Copilot you already have pretty good suggestions on autocomplete or with a prompt. But I am not sure of what would be an appropriate UI for a full-AI backend generator.
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Hello, dev here, thanks for your feedback. Emojis caused a lot of ink to flow. I am a very visual person so I think emojis can help me when working (like icons of every app) but I noticed too that it changes the indentations, it can be dist
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
What is the difference between a simple backend and an easy backend ? Not sure that I pickup the nuance
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Hello ! Manifest dev here This is a proof of concept only so it sticks to a simple CRUD set of endpoints. Some of the features that you evoke are already on the pipe (Auth, permissions ABAC/RBAC...) but obviously it will still have lim
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by brunaxLorax 2y ago
Hi there ! Dev here, thanks for the feedback. Yes the example in the homepage ( https://manifest.build/ ) generates the DB, Admin panel and REST API, we will adapt if it is not clear. You asked an interesting question: "
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Show HN: I built a backend so simple that it fits in a YAML file(manifest.build)
102 points by brunaxLorax 2y ago|73 comments
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Ask HN: Do front-end developers fear the back-end?
7 points by brunaxLorax 3y ago|16 comments
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by brunaxLorax 3y ago
The questionnaire is for a little research for a project I want to work on, and I'm looking to find out how people currently do certain things in their development workflow that will help decide the initial features for the project I&#
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Show HN: Instant Backend Without Leaving Your IDE (BaaS)(github.com)
3 points by brunaxLorax 3y ago|1 comments
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Can you develop a CRUD app in 15 minutes?(case.app)
6 points by brunaxLorax 3y ago|3 comments
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Need Your Honest Feedback(case.app)
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by brunaxLorax 3y ago
We need your feedback on our open-source CRUD app builder: CASE. Our purpose is to enable developers to quickly create CRUD applications such as dashboards, administration panels, ERP or CRM. CASE advantages: - Frameworkless - Open Sourc
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Instant CRUD Dashboard App (TypeScript)(case.app)
2 points by brunaxLorax 4y ago|1 comments
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by brunaxLorax 4y ago
CASE is full-stack framework built on top of Angular and NestJS. With the CLI you can create resources and properties to create any kind of CRM, ERP on dashboard app in minutes.

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