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gervwyk
5y ago
This is very helpful! Thanks for sharing. We’re planning a few marketing sprints for Lowdefy [0] and resources like this is really a timesaver. If someone has any other useful sources, please share. [0] - https://github.com/
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gervwyk
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100% agree with this. Running docker images on serverless is really great and allows you to deploy your environment to any provider with minimal effort. would be cool if they can add something like this, even if it does not provide 0s start
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gervwyk
5y ago
Just have to drop another +1 for meteor here. Saved us 1000s of hours and allowed us to roll out a very complex BI app with a very small team. Loved developing with meteor.
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gervwyk
5y ago
This would be great. Would save so much cost if there was a standard for component, for a lot of apps especially internal business applications, building and maintaining component libs just adds so much cost over and over. At some point the
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gervwyk
5y ago
Check out https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy which is open-source. We created Lowdefy (co-founder here) to built web apps fast and it is really working well for us and our customers. We’ve already rolled out a few ente
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gervwyk
5y ago
Totally agree with this!
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gervwyk
5y ago
We went with the JSON / YAML approach and we are able to build some really complicated apps fast using Lowdefy - so it can scale, but only if you implement some sort of DSL to express logic. Check out https://github.com/
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gervwyk
5y ago
Kudos on this! Interesting approach. What variety of apps can be built with this? Do you plan to focus towards a specific category of apps? Shameless plug. We also built a platform - Lowdefy - to develop web apps in minutes / days by o
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gervwyk
5y ago
Been looking for something like this for a while! Can’t wait to give it a spin!
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Nuclear reactor making fusion viable by 2030
(popularmechanics.com)
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Also include Airbus. Indeed an impressive bunch!
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gervwyk
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Did not know about MeiliSearch. Looks really great! Thanks for sharing.
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We have it configured for https://docs.lowdefy.com Really happy with the service it provides and the ease of implementation. Note that because the docs can take a few seconds to load, the their crawler times out and misses some
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Even for a smaller project, on yarn v1, our installs was like 3 minutes. With yarn v2 it is basically instant - saves so much time! I can also add that the monorepo setup really makes it easy to manage project with multiple packages and int
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That might be a better description of the miliue, but not of the content of the discussion.
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Joe Roga, Dr. Pierre Kory and Bret Weinstein on Covid and Ivermectin
(open.spotify.com)
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gervwyk
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Excellent! Thanks for the reference, I'll be sure to check it out.
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We Need Go-to-Community, Not Just Go-to-Market
(future.a16z.com)
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We are just 2 devs at the moment and we've setup Lowdefy with a monorepo and yarn 2 and I can add that even for small projects a monorepo is just bliss especially with yarn 2 and lerna! We come from separate repos on past versions of t
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Although I’m not diagnosed with long covid, I can confirm that 8 weeks after being sick, my body is not what is was before. Muscle twitches, joint pains, headaches, and low energy is all nee to me. And it comes and goes. I’ll be fine for 4
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- Set your goal 5 years in advance, time flies - If your unsure about something, that probably enough reason to make a change. More time makes making up your mind harder because you get more invested. - Close your eyes, to imagine how you f
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A mouse embryo has been grown in an artificial womb–humans could be next
(technologyreview.com)
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Lowdefy | Technical Evangelist / DevRel | Full-time | South Africa | REMOTE | https://lowdefy.com We are looking for a dynamic individual who can help us establish, build, and accelerate our community growth. Lowdefy is an
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gervwyk
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I know.. But we can dream. Also I'me sure when we first got code completion we said - "This thing won't write functions by itself."
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"Software eats world" just got more real. Funny that programmers thought they were eating the world with software, now, software has eaten them.
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How to launch on Reddit to get 1,500 Sign-ups and 300k Page-views
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Sure, every PR will not get accepted, thats fine. It would be best if the instructor helped students curate which projects is good candidates, and motivate students not to choose only one. The advice in the article for how to choose project
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gervwyk
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Thanks for the advice. You make a very valid point. The first version of Lowdefy had a UI, then every time we wanted to make a schema improvement we also had the tech debt of adapting the UI. As a result the schema became secondary and more
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gervwyk
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This is interesting feedback. Thank you! I would love to ask you a few questions about this, if you do not mind, please reach out gvw[at]lowdefy.com A visual editor is definitely on our roadmap. Our strategy is to make the schema easy to re
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gervwyk
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We are! We started Lowdefy [0], co-founder here shameless plug, by building apps for customers. Our model is to build their back-office apps for them with no up-font dev charge, we just agree on a monthly fee. This monthly fee includes any
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