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Show HN: Offline CMS – exploring code/no-code interoperability with HTML
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Doing something very similar, hosting a lot of things on a Raspberry Pi 4 with 400 GB SD card. Dockerizing most things https://github.com/divyenduz/dev-infrastructure Not as easy though, I still need to figure backup s
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I agree, would be an interesting POC, on my backlog
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Performance? Not sure TBH, wasn't a primary aim for me. The slowest bit of this experiment is to load the wasm file in the browser.
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6y ago
But that’s a bad idea, once browser version will be locked to a database version, security updates etc would be tied and a yada yada
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Ha, would be nice-ish if browser have this pre-available, TBH most loading time is loading SQLite async, then it is instantaneous
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divyenduz
6y ago
Ha, what’s your aim with that? Making changes in the browser and have them saved somewhere? I am pretty sure I can make this upload to s3 or something to emulate that But a part of this experiment was its offline nature, where you can play
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divyenduz
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Aha, amazing, I have played with datasette in past, great work. I will link this tool back in the blog post today if you don’t mind :)
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Yeah, I am slowly removing myself from the internet, I don’t think that I follow anyone on any social network where ever I exist. This is also a great way to backup tweets etc. Of course I have multiple SQLite files with all the data, whene
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Oh absolutely, just an experiment, I am really curious about doing things like video editing etc on the client side. I did use this to delete a lot of old tweets though.
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Exploring Tweets with SQLite and WASM
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9y ago
I am so excited about Prisma, I have been lucky enough to follow Graphcool for almost a year. I am sure with all the experience Graphcool team had hosting a Graphcool BaaS, prisma is a take on the harder problems in GraphQL ecosystem. From