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Cdev: A New Python Serverless Development Framework(github.com)
4 points by dsanchez97 4y ago|1 comments
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
Hey HN community, I am excited to share an early Alpha of Cdev, a new Python Serverless Development framework. Cdev is designed to help developers build and deploy Serverless applications on AWS quickly and easily by providing out of the bo
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Improve Code Review Culture(stashpad.com)
2 points by dsanchez97 4y ago|0 comments
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
I really like yalls website design and UX; especially around scheduling the functions to run. I am working on the same problem in Python space at https://cdevframework.io , but I am building it first as a client side SDK. Mostly
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
I think my experience might align with your daughters side of this. Both my parents are dentists and my older brother is now in dental school, so dentistry and health care were the talk and expertise of my household growing up. I ended up s
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
I am actually working on a python library that works like you described at https://cdevframework.io ! The goal is the provided a developer experience like Django that then deploys onto Serverless Infrastructure. It is a long way
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
I think CGI is a good high level way of think about AWS Lambda and other Serverless compute platforms. I think the key innovations are the integrations with cloud services, and the scaling/economic model. Videos like the one linked bel
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
Looks like a great product! I am also working on a similar product ( https://cdevframework.io ) in the same space, but I am focusing only on Python at the moment. Are you using a custom IaaC management tool for the deployments, or
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
I liked the Missing Semester by MIT. It provides a first principle style for learning some of the foundational tools. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyzOVJj3bHQuloKGG59rS... .
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by dsanchez97 4y ago
If you are using Python and looking for a framework to quickly get your Aws Lambda Functions up and running, try out the framework I am developing. It is still in the early stages, but it has some optimizations that make it simple to do thi
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
Interesting read, but I think it exemplifies some of the problems people currently have with Serverless development. For the main population of people here on HN that have experience with deploying applications, this will seem like a lot of
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
It has rough edges and is still super earlier, but I am building something along those lines for Python with the deployments on Aws Lambda at https://staging.cdevframework.io .
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I definitely agree that most people/projects/etc gloss over that fact that there still needs be a 'start of authority' to be trusted with NFTS. I think a major upside of doing the digital transactions on a Blockchain (as
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
Yep I feel you on that making life harder for these kinds of tools!
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I have been doing some stuff where I analyze python code via the AST to try to figure out symbol reference so it was top of mind when I read the article. My tool works at runtime by importing the users code as module, which means all the sy
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I haven't had time to watch the full talk yet, so sorry if this is answered there. When python resolves 'import' statements, it looks for the modules based on the PYTHONPATH. Although not done that often, it is possible to mo
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I agree with most the tradeoffs that were brought up with "low code" integrations tools, but I feel like none of the tradeoffs of using a general purpose program language were discussed. My viewpoint is that most organizations rea
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I was just using that as an example haha I don't know anything about the actual history of the product. I just wanted to give an example of how the patent system could be used to protect small companies/inventors because it seems
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
Definitely agree that a great product creates the most momentum and biggest moat! I figured this thread would be a good place to have a discussion and hear some other peoples experiences (and doesn't cost me lawyer fees).
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
Yea I spend 99% of time actually working on the product, but I have been also thinking about this recently as once you choose a license it has long lasting consequences and is hard to change (i.e. Elasticsearch). Figured this thread would b
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I think that the fact that it is easy to re-implement once seen is what is interesting. From my understanding, the patent system was designed to protect ideas that once in the 'public eye' could easily be copied by companies with
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by dsanchez97 5y ago
I know that software patents and licenses are a murky field, but I was wondering if anyone knows of any licenses or ideas that fit a situation I am in. I can't go into much detail but this is a general description of my situation: I am
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by dsanchez97 6y ago
I signed up for the waitlist as this looks like a promising platform. Just curious, does this connect directly to a brokerage site (my own or another 3rd party) to make the trades?
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by dsanchez97 6y ago
Like a lot of other people that replied, I enjoyed the documentary because it provided the information in a more accessible way. I think the documentary does a good job explaining the current harms of these companies, but I think the proble