cstrnt

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by cstrnt 2y ago
That's a great take! Feature flags are just like braces, they help you but you will need to remove them ;) I am currently hacking on a feature that will automatically create a PR for you with the flag removed. One click!
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by cstrnt 2y ago
I am working on Abby which is fully open-source. If you're using Typescript it's fully statically typed which I think is quite cool ;) https://github.com/tryabby/abby https://www.tryabby.com/
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Feature Flags in Next.js (2023)(tryabby.com)
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Feature Flags for Everyone (2023)(cstrnt.medium.com)
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Show HN: Open-Source TypeSafe Feature Flags for Next.js(tryabby.com)
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Show HN: Open-Source TypeSafe Feature Flags for Next.js(tryabby.com)
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Show HN: Open-Source Feature Flags for Next.js(github.com)
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Know Feature Flags(cstrnt.medium.com)
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You as a Project Manager should know about Feature Flags(cstrnt.medium.com)
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Show HN: Open-Source Feature Flags and Remote Config for Next.js(tryabby.com)
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Show HN: Feature Flags and Remote Config with TypeScript(tryabby.com)
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by cstrnt 3y ago
This actually looks really promising. I find it really annoying to write yaml files and running shell scripts inside of a string. It also has a lot of boilerplate code that is just copy-pasted every time I need to write a new pipeline. I re
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Projectmanagement Tool that feels like a Whiteboard(taggle.so)
1 points by cstrnt 5y ago|0 comments
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by cstrnt 5y ago
That's right. But I wanted to to use `Readonly<T>` because it can also be applied to plain objects while readonly cant
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by cstrnt 5y ago
You're absolutely right. Should have stated that I meant a plain object (key-value-pair). But either didn't want to focus on this topic for that post because it would have been just a bit too much to talk about :D
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by cstrnt 5y ago
Thank you very much :)
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by cstrnt 5y ago
Yeah, that rule is super powerful!
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Tricks I wish I knew when I learned TypeScript(cstrnt.dev)
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How to write better JavaScript using Immutability(cstrnt.dev)
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by cstrnt 5y ago
Thank you very much :) We used React & Konva (HTML Canvas abstraction) for our frontend and Fastify for the API
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Show HN: I build an online Kanban tool that feels like a Whiteboard(yokanban.io)
2 points by cstrnt 5y ago|2 comments