deepanchor

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by deepanchor 11y ago
Would you say it's good enough/stable enough for production use yet? I've been keeping an eye on ReSwift for a while now, but i've been hesitant about using it for anything serious because there doesn't seem to be a
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by deepanchor 11y ago
Curious about this too. I've found NSQ to be rock solid and easy to setup and work with.
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by deepanchor 11y ago
NSQ and NATS are my goto tools for messaging, though NSQ seems more flexible to me because it supports message persistence and also provides NATS-like ephemeral channels for when persistence is not a hard requirement. And it comes with a sh
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by deepanchor 11y ago
I've found the standard library to be more than capable for most CRUD style apps. You can add in simple middleware chaining using a library such as Alice ( https://github.com/justinas/alice ) and for passing around
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by deepanchor 11y ago
My experiences with Groupon mirror your own. Whenever my friends and I would show up to a business with a Groupon, we would be treated with bad attitudes, worse service and just general reluctance when the exact opposite should have been tr
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by deepanchor 11y ago
I'm a huge fan of Liberation Mono. I've been using it for years -whenever I try to change up my terminal a bit by playing around with other fonts, I always end up back where I started.
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by deepanchor 13y ago
I just did the same. They seem like a reasonably good competitor, besides the fact that they offer less file sources. I just can't mentally justify filepicker's new pricing scheme.