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chuhnk
9y ago
When I had a confirmed deal and knew I would be invoicing in 30 days.
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chuhnk
9y ago
Continued my solo journey on Micro - OSS tools to simplify distributed systems development. It's been over 2 years full time now. https://micro.mu/ https://github.com/micro
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Foodchain | Backend Engineer | London | ON-SITE or REMOTE | https://www.joinfoodchain.com/ Foodchain is on a mission to build the most efficient food supply chain, ensuring high quality, fresh, affordable food for everyone.
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9y ago
Thanks, its built based on personal experience and seems to resonate with companies who are undergoing scaling pains.
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Start here https://martinfowler.com/articles/microservices.html Then look here for patterns http://microservices.io/patterns/microservices.html This guide is great https://www.nginx.com
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Working on Micro https://micro.mu . Basically microservices toolkit and framework. It's pure OSS and sponsored by a big enterprise company.
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Project evolved from a small framework with a couple hundred stars to something now used by a number of billion dollar enterprise companies. Still a long road ahead. https://micro.mu/
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9y ago
More like GFE
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Micro - simplifying distributed systems development Started in late 2014 with an idea and a very fuzzy prototype. Today the open source development is sponsored by an enterprise company and it's no longer just a project but my full tim
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What if it's because I oppose the muslim ban and refuse to enter the US? That's a serious question. Actually I feel like the response to that will be, "It's your choice" but hey solidarity man!
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Is anyone in this thread muslim? Just curious. I am muslim. Travelling to the US looks very different since 9/11. I was born in the UK, grew up here, scottish accent, fair skin, british passport, work in tech. I still get "randoml
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Early cancer detection startup GRAIL closes on $900M in Series B funding
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
https://golem.network/
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Kubernetes on Microsoft’s Azure Container Service is now generally available
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
"But we didn't achieve the development velocity over the 8 months that we had hoped for when we started out, and as such we didn't achieve the depth of community engagement we had hoped for either." Open source is tough,
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10y ago
Building a successful and sustainable long term open source project is hard. It's nice to see GitHub contributing some knowledge share that will hopefully be useful to those wishing to get started or validate what they've learned
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You're thinking about it the wrong way. First ask yourself what's wrong with email and why does it need to be disrupted? What problem are we actually trying to solve by replacing email. Email is a powerful tool for asynchronous co
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The framework does not handle authentication and authorization
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This is a byproduct of the early implementation of go-micro which did not handle keepalives. Basically go-micro would handle a request and then close its side of the connection. It now handles that more gracefully so pipelining/connect
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Thanks much appreciated. It was always a thought from day 1 knowing the way OSS goes. Hopefully dual licensing proves to be a good option.
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Thanks thats some good insight. Will definitely take them into consideration as I move forward.
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10y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. Curious to know, how did you determine pricing for jOOQ?
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10y ago
Echoing tonyedgecombe, I'm not interested in the support model. I've spent a number of years as a sysadmin and developer on call, it's not the most enjoyable part of the job. Appreciate the comment though.
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Ask HN: Business models for single dev OSS
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I maintain both https://medium.com/microhq and https://blog.micro.mu for my OSS project Micro. Hosting on medium is a great way to increase readership, discovery and sharing. My recommendation is to definitely h
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I built based on past experience and an understanding of industry requirements. Doing well means 10+ companies in production. Recap of 2016 here https://medium.com/microhq/micro-past-present-and-future-1ab...
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I built this https://github.com/micro/micro . It's doing pretty well so far.
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Micro – Past, Present and Future
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Golem's 'Airbnb' for Computing Crowdsale Scores $8.6M in Minutes
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Thanks, appreciate the detailed response. Look forward to seeing how it all plays out.
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