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cliffordfajardo
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cliffordfajardo
3y ago
React using Remix ( https://remix.run/ ) I’ve used it for nearly 2 years in production Highly recommend this video if want a good primer on the problem it solves: https://youtu.be/95B8mnhzoCM?si=EzKwMLbJW2602P
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Ask HN: Ways to break into CS research without a formal education/degree?
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Ask HN: How much logic should I keep at the database vs. app layer?
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5y ago
Nothing super particular at this time, but generally: In the past I've wanted to spin up something like ElasticSearch in a desktop or mobile app. I really love the SQLite model of a simple file. This type of just dealing with a file h
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Ask HN: Any other databases on single disk file like SQLite exist?
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5y ago
Where does full text search fall into the picture / current query language? Do I need to drop down to writing SQL for that? When do you drop down to SQL / where does the boundary end for edgeQL?
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5y ago
Typescript, React & Posgres or SQLite. I’m really enjoying Remix.run. It’s shares some commonalities with SvelteKit & NextJS. . This is subjective of course, but I enjoy how in Remix there is only 1 way to fetch data, which I belie
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5y ago
If you curate your twitter using Twitter’s “List” feature you can create some great productive feeds I’ve been using it for 3-4 years, I recommend checking it out if you haven’t I use it to curate my tech news. Some example lists I have - D
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5y ago
Patterns.dev is free book on design patterns and component patterns for building powerful web apps with vanilla JavaScript and React. 435 pages of rich text and visuals
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10y ago
Awesome comparison! I believe both Atom & Visual Studio Code will only get faster over time. I've been using Atom for over a year and it has made great strides over the last few months. I don't have any problems opening large
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11y ago
For those who want a quick look at the state of Atom today & it's packages I made a video covering the top frontend and backend packages for Atom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFAzqvYoHJs Or here's a small