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Static site generator burnout
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I store a printed version of the QR code in a safe place.
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Surviving Crunch Time
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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10y ago
Personally I feel most comfortable in Python / Go / Java - while I have no problem kicking off a project in another language, those three just happen to hit the sweet spot for me for different use cases while not getting too much
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Activisions' DMCA claim on ORION is legit - devs misleading
(reddit.com)
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11y ago
My absolute favorite is cmd + shift + 3 - release - space to take a shot of a single window. Maybe it's the release part between 3 buttons and pressing space, but that shortcut is always wired to use for me.
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fallenhitokiri
11y ago
Hey, I'm also located in Heidelberg, born here, if you ever want to get a coffee and practice a bit let me know.
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11y ago
Congratulations for launching! What is / will be the difference between Littlelogs and Twitter e.x.? What wil make it special? I currently cannot check it out myself, I'm on the waiting list and don't have access yet, but fro
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11y ago
As others have mentioned AWS S3 is a good way to put a static page - not just a one-page website but everything that does not require a server side language - online. Additionally and IIRC without significantly increasing your bill you can
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Upgrading Django projects – Introduction
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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Every indie developer should read this
(merseyremakes.co.uk)
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11y ago
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12y ago
As a customer I hope someone will start working on a native iOS app. Right now the Fidor app isn't updated very often and lacks a bit usability, even comparing it to a simple website wrapper like the Deutsche Bank app which actually wo
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12y ago
Thank you for the explanation!
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12y ago
I wonder if there is an viable alternative to YouTube. I find the idea intersting and could see people gaining something from watching others code, but sadly live streams are yet another thing I cannot use without a proxy. There seem to be
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Never trust an environment you do not fully control
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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What Startups Can Learn from Blizzard Entertainment
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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Why I am writing a web interface for a static site generator
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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Django and Rails – another year another comparison
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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Why adding features is not always a good idea
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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12y ago
Most of my private project time goes to Leeroy CI[1], an open source, continuous integration service. Since releasing the first stable version which provides the basic functionality to run tests / builds and get the results communicate
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12y ago
Author here - I'm happy to answers all your questions and would love to hear what features you'd like to see or what you think needs to be improved.
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Show HN: Leeroy CI – self hosted CI written in Golang
(github.com)
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12y ago
the question was "why do people write static site generators" (see the linked tweet) - sorry for not making it clear enough
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Why are so many people writing static site generators?
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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12y ago
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A Robot for Timo – cheap telepresence for remote teams
(blog.printf.net)
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13y ago
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13y ago
We used Zulip for some time. Overall it's pretty good - the clients could really need a bit more love though. What I always found amazing was their support. No matter when I contacted them I got a response immediately and my issue was
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IMessage is secure enough
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13y ago
You need some lines of JavaScript you can basically copy 1:1 from the docs (or if you scroll down the linked page there is also an example). But you also need some backend to handle the actual payment. The widget generates a token which you
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Candy Crush and Dungeon Keeper are only one half of the problem
(screamingatmyscreen.com)
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13y ago
My father got a master craftsman certificate in electronics and worked a lot from home. At some point I decided I want to know what he's doing and also wanted to understand it - one of the ideas a kid has when he sees his dad doing thi
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