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by flybayer 6y ago
Great alternative if you don't care about Next.js and you absolutely want to use GraphQL.
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by flybayer 6y ago
I'm super excited about Prisma 2! I feel like we finally have a database client that (1) is/will be very powerful and (2) is very approachable and easy for beginners to learn. It certainly doesn't replace the need to know som
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Blitz: Rails-like framework for full-stack React apps – built on Next.js(github.com)
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by flybayer 6y ago
This is literally the first listed feature :)
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All you need to know about user session security(medium.com)
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The Blitz.js Manifesto (For a New Fullstack React Framework)(dev.to)
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Blitz — a Ruby on Rails equivalent for monolithic fullstack React apps(twitter.com)
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by flybayer 7y ago
Yes, let’s talk! Assuming you dropped your email on my website, just reply to the automated signup email and we can take it from there.
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Technical Design Patterns for SaaS (A Tweet Thread)(twitter.com)
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by flybayer 7y ago
There are 3 types of bookmarks: 1) Read-later Something interesting you want to read. Items in this category should be automatically removed after a certain period of time, so it doesn't get out of hand. New RSS feed items would also f
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by flybayer 7y ago
Oh my goodness yes!! This is the truth. Shameless plug: I’m currently building https://AcornBookmarks.com for all the reasons you stated.
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Ask HN: What are the best guides/resources for implementing Undo/Redo in an app?
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by flybayer 8y ago
Nice, congrats on the launch!! I expect to switch over from YNAB once you enable automatic bank import.
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PH Maker Story: The Makers of Storeo, an Instagram App with 7,000 MAU(blog.producthunt.com)
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by flybayer 9y ago
This is why that's not a good answer: http://www.wheatbellyblog.com/2013/02/is-gluten-on-the-incre...
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by flybayer 9y ago
Haha, we thought about calling it that! Your suggestions are great, and I totally agree with them. We just launched 3 weeks ago, so those items haven't been top priority. But they are on my list.
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by flybayer 9y ago
Thank you! :) Purchase links are added a few different ways. We're an affiliate for Nuts.com, so we have access to their entire product list. It takes a bit of manual work to match up the data, but I'll be able to automate it as s
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by flybayer 9y ago
Good question! She stopped eating gluten a couple years before learning investigating a Celiac test. The problem is Celiac tests only work if you are currently eating gluten. Since even a tiny speck of gluten gives her insane pain, she&#x27
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by flybayer 9y ago
Thank you Courtland! Our long-term goal is to be the best global resource for finding certified gluten-free products. We want to have products from as many GF certifications as possible. Another huge thing is adding ingredient lists and fil
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by flybayer 9y ago
GFCO (glutenfreecert.com) holds the manufacturer to whatever they self-declare (20ppm, 10ppm, 5ppm, etc and even undetectable). GFCO certifies individual products with testing. GFCP certifies facilities with required systems and processes.
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by flybayer 9y ago
There's no license because it's facts and can't be copyrighted.
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by flybayer 9y ago
GFCO certifies products for several different countries, but the majority is US. We are going to be adding country support so folks can easily find products available to them no matter what country they are from.
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by flybayer 9y ago
I used pdf2json to scrape all the data from the GFCO PDF, which they publish annually. So mostly tool-assisted manual labor :D However, I'm now negotiating with GFCO to get continually up-to-date information. I'm also working with
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by flybayer 9y ago
Hey, the founder here! I'd love to answer any questions you have or take constructive feedback :) It's built with React, Next.js, and hosted on Zeit.co All the code is open-source: https://github.com/BeeDesignLLC&#
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My project is on Lifehacker.com 2 weeks after launch(indiehackers.com)
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Meet Google for gluten free products(producthunt.com)
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My first app is grossing $2,500/month and is Live on Product Hunt(producthunt.com)
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by flybayer 10y ago
I've heard good things about incorporating LLC online with http://www.legalzoom.com/