jayair

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   by jayair 7y ago

   Thank you!
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   Show HN: A List of Common Serverless Errors

   4 points by jayair 7y ago|3 comments
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   by jayair 8y ago

   We run a service that manages deployments for Serverless Framework applications - https://seed.run and it is completely serverless. It’s been great not worrying about the infrastructure. Would definitely do it again.
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   Launch HN: Heroku for AWS Lambda

   6 points by jayair 9y ago|0 comments
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   by jayair 9y ago

   The one big lesson that I learnt while working on something similar to a technical blog [1] was that the process of writing technical articles slowly gives you a fairly good understanding of the field. The other part I would add is maybe wr
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   by jayair 9y ago

   I'm glad this is being called out. Thank you.
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   by jayair 9y ago

   It's great that AWS has a tutorial for serverless. Their docs can be a bit hard to get through. If somebody is looking for an even more comprehensive guide to building full-stack apps with Serverless and React.js, I created http:&#x2F
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   ‪Show HN: Comprehensive open source guide to building Serverless apps on AWS‬(serverless-stack.com)

   16 points by jayair 9y ago|0 comments
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   by jayair 10y ago

   Adding to the AWS Lambda + React talk; if anybody is looking for a more detailed Serverless + React.js tutorial, we've put together - http://serverless-stack.com It goes into detail on how to use AWS and React.js to handle
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    by jayair 10y ago

    I wouldn't mind using something hosted if it helps me get setup quickly. For MVPaaS, do you provide a db as well or is it just the user accounts part? And what environments do you currently support?
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    by jayair 10y ago

    Thanks for sharing! This is the type of thing I was hoping to see and get some ideas from. There are a lot of little details (like the SSL setup) that makes it a bit tricky every time I'm creating a new project. And my scripts tend to
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    Ask HN: For new web apps what starter kit and platform do you use?

    4 points by jayair 10y ago|6 comments
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    by jayair 14y ago

    I like it. It does what it says. I can see myself using it for sketching out iPhone UI ideas because of it's size. And just quickly sketching something and sending it to friends. Thanks, keep up the good work!
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    by jayair 15y ago

    You too? I'm not sure if it is just powerful people. I think in many ways we all want to live in a world that fits with our image of ourselves. And some work harder than others to make it happen.
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    by jayair 15y ago

    Sorry to hear Chad! Best of luck at Twillio. I look forward to the next time you wear the founder hat again.
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    by jayair 15y ago

    I'm not sure if you are joking but that looks like a parody site.
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    by jayair 15y ago

    I think this explains it - http://twitter.com/#!/bwalkin/status/101012800406683648
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    by jayair 15y ago

    I agree. I think there are quite a few non-chefs that would love to do this. I ran into a semi-retired couple that are running a restaurant in SF and they sell freshly cooked food at a great price. And I don't think they would have been con
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    by jayair 16y ago

    Congrats to the team!
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    by jayair 16y ago

    Thanks for sharing your story Chad. It honestly is quite inspiring.
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    by jayair 16y ago

    There is a certain way to use it, just like any tool. And the folks at AngelList helped us out with it. If used correctly it helps angels see higher deal flow and founders raise capital more efficiently.
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    by jayair 16y ago

    It looks like the interview was at the Summit (780 Valencia).
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    by jayair 16y ago

    We were a part of the io program as well and I would just like to stress a couple of things. The amount of attention you get from these guys is huge. I can honestly say we have built a great relationship with the partners. From advice on ha
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    by jayair 16y ago

    Well said. I have a great deal of respect for Garry and his work. I'm sure he will excel at his new endeavor. Oh and I've always been struck by his humility both offline and on.
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    by jayair 16y ago

    He isn't the only one. My co-founder and I have done the same. And about half a dozen other ones that I know. Also, he raised it after he came here.
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    by jayair 16y ago

    I do both and I am trying to help other hackers figure out more about design as well. A: I usually have a vision in mind for the project or the feature. To do this I try and break it down into smaller parts and optimize for the one thing I
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    by jayair 16y ago

    I had written a detailed article about it before - http://blog.anomalyinnovations.com/2010/03/creating-a-realis... It uses a gradient image but that could easily be replaced with the CSS3 gradient.
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    by jayair 16y ago

    We have an erlang cluster that runs all our services @ http://thecadmus.com High number of processes distributed across multiple nodes with supervisor trees taking care of them all has worked well for us.
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    by jayair 16y ago

    Yay for UW!
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    by jayair 16y ago

    Oh I just finished watching that :P Thanks!