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kandros
2y ago
Same
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kandros
2y ago
Took a look at the Vite plugin, nice idea! Thanks for sharing
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kandros
2y ago
This is the easiest and safer bet
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kandros
2y ago
That would be great
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Next.js and SQLite on a $3 VPS load testing
(vps.ashleyrudland.com)
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kandros
3y ago
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kandros
3y ago
Considering the access patterns of the clients are well known, would it make sense to populate new tables as materialized views before Sending it to the client or you think is not worth it perf wise?
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kandros
3y ago
I recently had problems finding an old message, I learned that having “streamer mode” enabled prevents a lot of search features and filters I had no idea why streamer mode was active so worth checking it this also apply to you
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Orama 2.0 Geosearch Demo
(orama-examples-geosearch-airports.vercel.app)
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kandros
3y ago
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kandros
3y ago
I agree on paper, but story shown how the combination of "I like it, but I want it just a little bit different" combined with something somehow new is a recipe for new weekend projects
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kandros
3y ago
lol no, will start the proliferation of more different abstractions over it
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kandros
3y ago
Changing to a yearly release cycle is what made quality and stability a non-priority. MacOS has been buggier and buggier since
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kandros
3y ago
I’ve used old xstate visualizer (like 4 years ago) as a communication tool to review flows with domain experts before implementing something, made conversation and spotting problems so easy
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kandros
3y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/pacedotdev/oto
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kandros
3y ago
Started using Comic Mono as a joke but I actually like it now. https://dtinth.github.io/comic-mono-font/
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kandros
4y ago
I think it means using rusty-v8 directly or it's API via Deno to SSR in deno runtimes or similar? https://deno.com/blog/roll-your-own-javascript-runtime
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Supercharging our event-sourcing capabilities with Phoenix LiveView
(medium.com)
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kandros
4y ago
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Jamie Kyle (CTO) left the Rome team
(twitter.com)
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kandros
5y ago
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kandros
7y ago
I gave it a try, to be honest, I feel it too cumbersone, I expected it to use already available mutations not just copying existing types. What I really want/need is custom logic that run IN the resolvers of already available query
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kandros
7y ago
The sync part is very interesting, I like that it’s happening after the mutation so that Im not forced to reimplement the graphql types myself. Will give it a try, thanks
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kandros
7y ago
The situation you are referring to is actually a great plus, If you change the data model in you backend, you client consume it and thus depend on it, so you still have to change the frontend code anyway, knowing exactly what you can ask an
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kandros
7y ago
While I like and enjoy many aspects of code generation such as this or Prisma, In real world scenario it just doesn’t feel right. Imagine a very simple scenario, you want to add some validation based on business requirements, in order to do
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kandros
7y ago
GraphQL is much easier to pickup and get productive than most people think, most of the times all you have to do is writing resolvers (functions) instead of http handlers (functions) On the client side is the same, following any getting sta