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by conroy 6y ago
As a maintainer of a similar project[0], it's great to see another entry in this space. sqlc currently has great support for Go and experimental support for Kotlin. I'm planning on adding TypeScript support in the future, so it&#x
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Comby: A Tool for Changing Code(comby.dev)
2 points by conroy 6y ago|0 comments
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by conroy 6y ago
I maintain an open source project with ~2k stars ( https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc ). There’s a large list of bug reports and feature requests, but since I don’t work on it full time, I’ve gotten really good at sayin
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by conroy 6y ago
https://sqlc.dev Work continues on sqlc, my SQL compiler side project. I recently released v1.3.0, which mainly consisted of big fixes. I’m really excited about the in-browser playground I launched at https://play.sql
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by conroy 6y ago
> Will this mean Keybase will be killed in the near future ? Absolutely. This was clearly an acquihire. I copied all of my data out of my keybase folder today and I'd suggest you do the same.
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by conroy 6y ago
I looked into WASM / WASI last week but couldn't find an answer to this anywhere: can I write a network service in Rust and compile it to WASM / WASI? I know that wasmtime can execute a WASM module and give it access to a fil
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by conroy 6y ago
My understanding is that to mark yourself as Covid+, you’ll need a code from a health care provider. I agree that allowing self diagnosis would ruin the entire system.
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Playdate Developer Preview(play.date)
2 points by conroy 6y ago|0 comments
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by conroy 7y ago
SQL. I'm writing a compiler for SQL that parses DDL (CREATE TABLE, etc.) and queries and outputs type-safe Go. It currently supports PostgreSQL, but the plan is to support more engines and more output programming languages. https:&#x2
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by conroy 7y ago
Bazel uses a subset of Python for describing build rules Bazel's configuration language is called Starlark[0] (used to be Skylark). It's not a strict subset of Python. It has implementations in Java[1] and Go[2]. I haven't
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by conroy 7y ago
I'm working on a tool that compiles SQL queries into type-safe code. It's called sqlc and it already works really well: https://sqlc.dev Go and PostgreSQL are currently supported, with Kotlin and MySQL support on the w
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by conroy 7y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22596539
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by conroy 7y ago
Please read the article. Shelter in place is not lockdown, as it is not enforced for residents.
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by conroy 7y ago
Please read the article. It lists the types of businesses which will remain open, which include grocery stores.
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by conroy 7y ago
I flagged this article. We should be listening to experts, not random dudes on the internet.
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by conroy 7y ago
Looks like the link should point to https://circleci.com/blog/introducing-our-redesigned-UI-buil...
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Backcountry Resort Is 100 Percent Human Powered(outsideonline.com)
1 points by conroy 7y ago|0 comments
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by conroy 7y ago
Very cool! I maintain a similar tool: sqlc https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc In addition to catching SQL errors, it generates type-safe Go wrapping code. Right now it supports PostgreSQL and MySQL. I’m (obviously) a h
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by conroy 7y ago
In practice, I use the database models as the domain models for an application. However, if I need to expose the models to the outside world via a service, I create a separate set of models. I then define a set of mapping functions between
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by conroy 7y ago
It absolutely could, although it doesn't yet. You can track progress by following this issue: https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc/issues/28
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by conroy 7y ago
As you've probably noticed, sqlc is quite different than the Django model. If you're looking for something similar to the Django ORM but for Go, https://gorm.io/ is probably your best bet.
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by conroy 7y ago
Author / maintainer here. It's been great working on sqlc over the last six months. Happy to answer any questions you have about the project.
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Show HN: sqlc – Compile SQL Queries to Type-Safe Go(conroy.org)
45 points by conroy 7y ago|12 comments
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by conroy 7y ago
My guess is that they're using a boilerplate ToS, as the app looks relatively new.
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by conroy 7y ago
When posts like these come up, I'd like to remind people that context matters when making technical decisions. What works for large companies with huge scale (GitHub, Google, Facebook) may not work for you. As a counter point to the li
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by conroy 7y ago
I wasn't happy with the current database access packages ( https://github.com/jmoiron/sqlx , https://gorm.io ), so I wrote my own for PostgreSQL. It takes existing queries and generates type-safe Go metho
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by conroy 7y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21323511
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by conroy 7y ago
I run a few small apps that require zero maintenance, one being https://upcoming.fm . All of them have a few things in common: * Hosted on Heroku, which gets you continuous deployment and Let’s Encrypt * Completely automated, eve
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by conroy 7y ago
From "We Wants a New Boss"[0], written yesterday in Money Stuff: > ...it’s terrible for SoftBank! The message from SoftBank is pretty much “your [Neumann's] job was to extract billions of dollars out of us, and you succeed
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Behind the Dark Room(shapeof.com)
1 points by conroy 7y ago|0 comments

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