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Today is the End of Life date for Node v4 and v6 is moving into maintenance mode(medium.com)
1 points by filearts 8y ago|0 comments
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by filearts 9y ago
This service appears to have launched a new (to me) UX based on React instead of AngularJS, like the rest of the console. I'm certainly enjoying the new design elements.
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by filearts 9y ago
I think that the author means that yarn is a client for the npm registry. It doesn't at all sound ridiculous when stated that way.
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by filearts 9y ago
We built Auth0 Extend [1] to address with many of these concerns. Our hypothesis is that the logic that implements these extensibility points should live in the host platform. For several years now, we've had this sort of hook-via-code
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by filearts 9y ago
Creator of https://plnkr.co here. Amazing work on StackBlitz. Looking forward to figuring out how it all hangs together. Very novel approach indeed. Anecdotally, I was the one who contributed ?json support to unpkg for a related
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by filearts 9y ago
@mmalone: Auth0 Extend uses the Webtask technology stack we created at Auth0 that has run our Rules pipeline for over 3 years. Your questions are spot on: isolation is really the selling point of Auth0 Extend. When running your customers&#x
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by filearts 9y ago
The Webtask technology is closed-source. Much of the tooling, however is open-source.
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by filearts 9y ago
The programming model exposed by a SaaS implementing Auth0 Extend is totally customizable by middleware. If you feel that your users would be more familiar with a Promise-based model, this can easily be provided. See: https://git
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by filearts 9y ago
You might have seen Graphcool's launch yesterday where they announced 'inline functions'. Graphcool is running its users' code on their behalf right in the hot code path of their mutation pipeline. This means they'r
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by filearts 9y ago
You might also find the following blog post provides a useful introduction: https://auth0.com/blog/introducing-auth0-extend-the-new-way-...
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Auth0 Extend: A new way to extend SaaS applications beyond Webhooks(auth0.com)
34 points by filearts 9y ago|14 comments
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by filearts 9y ago
I think that the request pipeline is interesting enough to warrant a little discussion. Graphcool is running its users' code on their behalf right in the hot code path of their mutation pipeline. This means they're able to run unt
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by filearts 10y ago
To the extent that you are pulling new stories directly from Firebase on the client side, encrypting (or signing) urls with a symmetric key will not work. This is because you would need to embed the secret in the front-end code which means
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by filearts 10y ago
I don't think it is Google twisting the knife. Google is just trying to fix the damage done by the knife Oracle's lawyer stuck in their back in disclosing the magnitude of their deal with Apple.
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by filearts 10y ago
I have some additional genuine questions: * How would scoped modules' (@scope/name) typings be named in this convention? * How do the version of these new typings modules correlate to versions of the underlying modules? In other w
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by filearts 11y ago
Shockwave ad. Thankfully this nonsense is on its way out :)
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by filearts 11y ago
I really want to finish reading the article but the browser keeps locking up. Anyone else having their experience crippled like this?
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by filearts 11y ago
What I didn't see answered in the article was how content is discovered. The only way we are able to productively use git is because there is a convention to have some state in a non content-addressable location (.git/refs, .git&#
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by filearts 11y ago
Extrapolating from the fallout patterns from the map, it appears that Canadians would have been among the more affected victims. Can anyone comment on how the inquiry and response was handled in Canada? Do we know what the statistics were f
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by filearts 11y ago
Hi all, I'm the one who created the vulnerability (and ultimately fixed it). I'm open to constructive questions. To all those who cringe, please consider that this code was written while I was learning Angular--and javascript, and
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by filearts 11y ago
Imitation is supposedly the greatest form of flattery, so I would say that this startup is really absolutely praising the design of Auth0's Lock[1]. Indeed this seems to offer a subset of Auth0's identity and authentication servic
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by filearts 11y ago
When the Hashicorp folk have a few minutes to breathe at their conf, I really hope that they could address the question of stateful apps. I imagine that users of Nomad also have persistent state to deal with and there must be a pattern that
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by filearts 11y ago
I'm the creator of http://plnkr.co/edit/ which is a similar (but perhaps less 'professional') online web editor. One thing that I find interesting is that Mozilla has decided that browsers have moved for
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The definitive guide to compilation on Plunker(embed.plnkr.co)
2 points by filearts 11y ago|0 comments
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by filearts 11y ago
I think you might find http://webtask.io interesting for similar use-cases where the full spectrum of http methods are supported. The premise is a sort of RPC service running arbitrary javascript code within the life-cycle of a
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by filearts 11y ago
There are some situations where Angular 1.x's digest/compile cycle leads to degenerate performance and where clean solutions are all but unavailable. Building arbitrarily recursive structures in Angular leads to degenerate perform
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by filearts 11y ago
As a Canadian CPA, CA (and also programmer), I think the difference between bookkeeping and accountancy is the need for judgement. A bookkeeper will record transactions in designated accounts using the process that has been indicated for th
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by filearts 11y ago
I think that the major challenge in understanding debits and credits is that different accounts have different 'signs' that may seem counter-intuitive. For example, if you earn money (get revenue) this is something that you would
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by filearts 11y ago
Really awesome story. I agree with you wholeheartedly that there is always value in building things! There may or may not be value to other potential users or even to the employer though and these seem to be the only perspectives addressed
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by filearts 11y ago
I only program as a hobby. Cloud9IDE and other cloud services have let me build a site / service that is ranked in the top 9k globally (per Alexa) without having to fuss about this sort of thing. There are many things I could do give

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