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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   Thanks I’ll check out these options. The search is usually very disappointing.. Is it just me?
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   Feels like someone needs to slap a validation form on top of some "protected" folders so that people are forced to follow the rules of the folder, and add the required metadata to uploaded files, so that things can be located or d
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   Ask HN: Do we need a better file managent solution?

   9 points by gervwyk 3y ago|11 comments
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   Use the nunjucks js all the time! Really works so well and the performance is insane. Render 20 plus just in time in a React Lowdefy app and no lagging. Would love to see a performance benchmark for a wasm version of this!
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   It is important to add to this a culture of actually reading the docs. Kudos here to my co-founder Sam. First developer I’ve ever met that reads ALL the docs before touching a line of code. When we say let’s pick up some tech, he dives in a
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   100% this. And yes, good documentation takes a lot of investment but it pays off like compound interest. But with that done, it becomes even more important not to pull the carpet for no good reason, you are building a tower and documentatio
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   I’m due for a new mac, going to wait it out and give this VR thing a proper try. Remember those first cell phones.. we’ve just past the “dude why would you carry a brick in your pocket” situation.
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   This!! Really would like to be a customer on this, but as someone who edits pages like once a month maybe, it's hard to justify the price.. But you totally nailed the workflow as far as I can tell from the video. I always jump into the
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   by gervwyk 3y ago

   Valid. I get your point.
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    by gervwyk 3y ago

    Shameless plug; Also check out Lowdefy [0], it’s open source and built on top of next.js https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy
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    by gervwyk 3y ago

    Such a sweet idea! Really looking for ways to grow community in our neighborhood aswell.
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    by gervwyk 3y ago

    It is weird to hight this as feedback. Choosing very common names for a product intended for a global audience. How is that weird?
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    by gervwyk 3y ago

    Really cool resource and congrats on the launch! It would be great to see more supported countries, I guess beside some technicalities, it will be the same for many?
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    Crafting the Next.js Website(rauno.me)

    7 points by gervwyk 3y ago|0 comments
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Aren't job posting usually removed by HN, only reserved for YC companies? or is Inkscape YC?
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    Ask HN: Any tips to find a good dev advocate and content creator?

    1 points by gervwyk 4y ago|0 comments
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Would love to see the numbers on this!
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    With you on the pension fund remark, bit whats next / else?
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    This is also my favorite goto for icons. Also interesting to me how the repo is structured, by including a linked folder to the source repo, see packages/react-icons/src/icons .. does anyone know how to do this?
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    This is really impressive stuff! Congrats on the launch! Does this work for next.js apps?
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    As a dev touching so design things every few weeks, I can only say good things about Affinity Designer.
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    also been tricked by them. if some services did not lock pdfs to only be opened in adobe reader, there is no way I’d touch anything adobe. Hate these practices and their updater and installer is extremely intrusive! Someone should run a pol
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    this. unless your serving static content, the impact of bundle size is minimial. of course there is a difference between 500kb and 5mb. Just try not to be the 5mb guy.
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    What would a reasonable rate be in today's terms?
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Thanks. Yeah, we’ve been building all kinds of things. Anything form dashboards, crud, public forms, ver advanced forms with complex validation and logic and even full MRP and CRMs. Of course there is an egde, for now it’s stuff like pub&#x
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Excellent insights in this article. I've approached building web apps as data models. It works really well for our team. This was how / why we started to develop Lowdefy [0], to express a web application with a data model. We&#x27
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Sound pretty interesting! We’ve also implemented a DSL on top of React, see Lowdefy [0] We’ve taken a different approach, we’ve written a pure js engine which computes and manages state based on operator used to express logic, and then have
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    This is good advice, thanks. Really want to practice my writing more as well.
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Because being a small project with limited resources requires devs be as resource efficient as possible. Docs, demos, tuts are all super important but it creates an additional maintenance overhead - if they are not maintained up to date, th
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    by gervwyk 4y ago

    Nice article. Was listening to this chat [0] recently. Jarred Sumner is doing really cool things with this! Excited to see where it goes. [0] - https://youtu.be/rL4qpniIR7o