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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
You could try https://onegraph.com . It won't allow you to get rid of all your backend code, but you can definitely get further!
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
I'm having some trouble understanding the pricing of Workers Unbound. How much would it cost to keep one websocket connection open for a month?
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
Please report them in the SF311 app or at https://sf311.org/ . They won't pay you any money, but they're very responsive in my experience. Things usually get fixed.
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
You could try spinning up https://github.com/precursorapp/precursor The cloud version is running at https://precursorapp.com
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
> GCP also has this Are you saying that GCP has seamless upgrades? Any link to a doc? The only one I can find has you dump the database and restore it: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/postgres/upgrade-db
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
As a counter example, Stripe uses Ruby and Mongo.
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State at the Edge(fastly.com)
2 points by dwwoelfel 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dino Run: NPM Edition(dino-run-npm.now.sh)
4 points by dwwoelfel 6y ago|0 comments
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
What usually happens with CircleCI after a GitHub outage is that they're hit with a flood of GitHub webhooks when GitHub comes back online. Then Circle starts to slow down under the load of all of the new jobs that have been queued. On
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by dwwoelfel 6y ago
It's very different. The main difference is that you define the capabilities on the back end through your GraphQL schema once, then clients generate the query ids through an automated process in development. In the old way, someone wou
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by dwwoelfel 7y ago
Precursor, a prototyping tool I worked on, had "multiplayer" mode way before figma https://precursorapp.com/ I'm certain they were aware of it. We had a signup from a Figma domain in 2015 and I emailed them a
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by dwwoelfel 8y ago
Good idea! Just pushed up a change to open the explorer by default and fill in a default value for the stock ticker. The explorer supports adding args that should be auto-checked and providing default values. It could probably be a little e
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by dwwoelfel 8y ago
> Figuring out the syntax/language to do something as simple as retrieving the first X items requires more thought than calling a dead-simple REST endpoint. I'm obviously biased as one of the founders of OneGraph. There's
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How OneGraph onboards users who are new to GraphQL(onegraph.com)
118 points by dwwoelfel 8y ago|33 comments
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by dwwoelfel 8y ago
It depends on the backend that powers your GraphQL API, some are much easier than others, but all are doable. Which backend are you using? We have already done a lot of the groundwork, embedding other GraphQL APIs like GitHub's into On
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by dwwoelfel 8y ago
Yes!
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by dwwoelfel 8y ago
Thanks! For 1), we're parsing links the creator added on the about page of their YouTube channel. For 2), a great example is https://heysavvy.com/ , a company building omni-search across all your SaaS apps. Before OneGr
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by dwwoelfel 8y ago
We're adding mutations ad-hoc as customers request them. For example, we have mutations in Stripe for refunding charges. If the underlying API is GraphQL, like GitHub or Eventil, then we expose all of the mutations that they support.
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by dwwoelfel 9y ago
It sounds like you're talking about M suggestions, which are still going strong and have AI doing all of the work. The article is talking about a different aspect of M, the text-based virtual assistant, which you could ask anything and
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Relicensing the GraphQL specification(medium.com)
221 points by dwwoelfel 9y ago|46 comments
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Relicensing React, Jest, Flow, and Immutable.js(code.facebook.com)
2280 points by dwwoelfel 9y ago|498 comments
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We Jumped the Gun Moving React Components to ES2015 Class Syntax(medium.com)
1 points by dwwoelfel 9y ago|0 comments
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
How difficult would it be for him to exercise his options and sell the shares to a 3rd party? Are there any examples of startup employees doing that in the past?
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
I ran https://precursorapp.com on Vultr in the early days. I had a setup with a few dedicated servers for the DB and load balancer, and then I would spin up and shut down application servers whenever I deployed new backend code.
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
Have you used js.spec or clojure.spec in production? Has it helped you catch bugs that you would have otherwise missed? How does the runtime-only limitation work out in practice? I know that flow has prevented me from checking in bugs, beca
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
Yep! Code is here https://github.com/PrecursorApp/precursor
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
He explicitly says in the post that he's not claiming the problem is unsolvable. If I read it right, he even thinks it is possible that he could solve it, but he doesn't want to bet a year of his life on it.
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
Can you tell us which bootcamps have produced candidates that did well in your interviews? I get asked about how to break into the industry every now and then--it would be nice to be able to point those people to a quality bootcamp.
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by dwwoelfel 10y ago
I wrote a "single-use bookmarking" app, http://app.reminderbear.com/ , during spring break of 2011 and haven't touched it since. It was the first thing I wrote and I'm still insanely proud of it. It'
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by dwwoelfel 11y ago
How did it go?

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