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by justjake 4y ago
It's not just them sadly. I think the only one who I've seen who isn't guilty of this is Fly.io. They build cool shit, they blog about their cool shit, because it's cool shit.
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by justjake 4y ago
Warning: There are a couple people in this thread mentioning products that they're investors in. I won't call them out expressly, but I think people should be direct about their incentive alignments. It's disingenuous and bor
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by justjake 5y ago
Oh hello there! I'm the founder of https://railway.app/ and "Vercel for Backends" is what we get a lot You can give us a go at https://dev.new/ We're working on making the project connec
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by justjake 5y ago
There’s definitely some of that. In my experience, pretty much every “Teams” product is really just for larger orgs to simplify orchestration. Plus people pay for usage regardless. We’ll be adding more team centric stuff (more granular perm
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Show HN: Railway – Configless Software Infrastructure(railway.app)
11 points by justjake 5y ago|7 comments
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by justjake 6y ago
Railway | https://railway.app/ | Engineers (Infra/Full-Stack) | SF & Remote Railway is collaborative software infrastructure with superpowers. It's as simple as CMD + K -> Postgres to provision whatever con
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by justjake 6y ago
Railway | https://railway.app/ | Engineers (Infra/Full-Stack) | SF & Remote Railway is collaborative software infrastructure with superpowers. It's as simple as CMD + K -> Postgres to provision whatever con
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by justjake 6y ago
Railway | https://railway.app/ | Engineers (Infra/Full-Stack) | SF & Remote Railway is collaborative software infrastructure with superpowers. It's as simple as CMD + K -> Postgres to provision whatever con
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Things I wished I knew before I raised my first round(justjake.substack.com)
2 points by justjake 6y ago|0 comments
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by justjake 6y ago
Railway | https://railway.app/ | Engineers (Infra/Full-Stack) | SF & Remote Railway is collaborative software infrastructure with superpowers. It's as simple as CMD + K -> Postgres to provision whatever con
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A Hackers Guide to Job Hunting(justjake.substack.com)
3 points by justjake 6y ago|0 comments
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by justjake 7y ago
I've written my own version of this for a couple projects but it's not 100% Would love to be part of the early access and see how Replicache fares
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React Hookstore: A Case Study(justjake.substack.com)
2 points by justjake 7y ago|0 comments
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by justjake 7y ago
https://repl.it/repls/DefiantRobustCategory http://github.com/easydb-io/golang Done :)
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by justjake 7y ago
Also very true. Going into V2 deploy that I've open sourced. Will publish it this evening. Thanks for all the feedback y'all!
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by justjake 7y ago
Do you have steps to repro this? I can attempt to fix it.
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by justjake 7y ago
This should be the behavior as of right now
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by justjake 7y ago
I've open sourced the Python and JavaScript clients ( https://github.com/EasyDB-io ). I'm also writing up a cURL section to throw on the main page. If you want to implement a client, have at err! I'll even put
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by justjake 7y ago
Powered by LevelDB ( https://github.com/google/leveldb )
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by justjake 7y ago
I hate provisioning infra. It should be easy, and it never is. I just want some damn state for my lambdas without spinning up Firebase...again.
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by justjake 7y ago
I've just open sourced the JavaScript and Python client under https://github.com/EasyDB-io . I've also created a Golang repository (http. https://github.com/EasyDB-io/Golang-Client ) just for y
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by justjake 7y ago
SQLite is so great. We built this partially because we wanted SQLite's capabilities without deploys blowing away the instance.
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by justjake 7y ago
1&2. Python isn't my first choice language so really appreciate that 3&4. Going home to open-source the JS and Python clients. cURL is a good idea, will add that too.
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by justjake 7y ago
Oh also daily backups (Courtesy of https://www.render.com/ , which is great BTW)
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by justjake 7y ago
It is not (Mainly because we have so many hard-coded API keys ATM) Happy to open-source the clients and ingest them into the landing page if people want to write their own for their favorite lang.
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by justjake 7y ago
Thanks! Updated on prod.
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by justjake 7y ago
Oh no :(. I'll have to fix that one when I head home in an hour or so. Thanks for flagging it!
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by justjake 7y ago
Yup, our landing could use some clarification. We'll change it from "You'll be able to use it for 24h" to "Your data will be removed after 24h". The target demographic is for demo/small projects ATM since
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by justjake 7y ago
>What kind of data model/consistency/isolation does it offer? Each DB is a full new instance (with a mutex for read/write and open/close). Your data isn't shared between any other DB. It offers read-your-writes c
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by justjake 7y ago
From @tbtstl's comment "We used NextJS for the UI, and Node + LevelDB on the backend." Just to add: Both the frontend and backend use TypeScript.

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