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Convex is going open-source
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TypeScript 5.1 RC
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D1: Improvements to performance and scalability
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Supabase Schema Visualizer
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Why Databases Write Ahead
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How Fred Schott built two OSS projects with 20k+ GitHub stars
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Turn Microservices into a Monolith with the Universal API ORM
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Custom Fetcher Hooks Are Remix's Typesafe RPCs
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The Epic Stack
(epicweb.dev)
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eallam
3y ago
No problem, it definitely deserves front-page status, thanks for writing it :)
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Reaching Product Market Fit – Our Journey
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React with TypeScript: Free Tutorial by Matt Pocock
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Best practices to design your events in event-driven applications
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Hex Magic: AI-powered tools for humans doing things with data
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White House announces $140M AI investment ahead of meeting with OpenAI
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Arc Will Change the Way You Work on the Web
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Key Data Structures We Use Every Day
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Quick AI in Raycast
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WebContainers Now Run on Safari, iOS, and iPadOS
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Platform Engineering in the Era of LLMs
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Crafting the Next.js Website
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Slack launches next-gen API for creating integrations and automations
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Using Isolation to Solve Complex Problems
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eallam
4y ago
Speaking only for us (trigger.dev founder here): In our last X products we've used two different solutions for accomplishing two tasks together: event-driven architecture and integrating 3rd party APIs. We noticed that these two concer
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eallam
4y ago
That's a good point regarding the marketing, although we're hoping to save a few poor souls from ever know the painful bits you so eloquently wrote about!
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eallam
4y ago
Contributions welcome! Hop in our Discord and we can chat: https://discord.gg/nkqV9xBYWy
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eallam
4y ago
Currently we are hosting, but we are going to be documenting how to self host in the near future so you can host it yourself.
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eallam
4y ago
I forgot to mention in the original post we've built a bunch of example workflows here: https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev-examples
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eallam
4y ago
Indeed we've had a few people who've requested this type of thing (they want to make requests authenticated as their customers, not as theirselves). Currently we only support making requests as yourself (e.g. post into your own sl
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We haven't done any ee features yet, which is why we stuck that "if such directories exists" line in there. We're following the playbook from some other OSS companies such as PostHog and Cal.com. Features that will go in
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