khalidx

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   by khalidx 6y ago

   This is awesome and informative. What is the tech stack? The search and the navigation is super fast too.
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   (node and native binaries and Docker and ECS) with a single build command(github.com)

   2 points by khalidx 6y ago|1 comments
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   by khalidx 6y ago

   "origin" is a starter boilerplate for building APIs, CLIs, or UIs. It generates: - a node module - native binaries for win/mac/linux - a docker image - and optionally an ECS cluster ...from a simple Node TypeScript proje
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   A typed event emitter for TypeScript(gist.github.com)

   2 points by khalidx 6y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: resource-x v1.5.0 is here for rapidly deploying APIs to AWS(github.com)

   4 points by khalidx 6y ago|1 comments
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   by khalidx 6y ago

   Hello Hacker News! Here's a simple, stays-out-of-your-way tool for deploying an API in 30 Seconds to AWS API Gateway. v1.5.0 is here, which brings cool features like generating a terraform file or postman collection from your API resou
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   by khalidx 7y ago

   Brad, Country-size tire fire. That's funny. But your statement is 100% true. Every dependency in the node ecosystem and on NPM seems to have a hundred and one sub-dependencies, which each in turn have a hundred and one more. It would b
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   by khalidx 7y ago

   Hello again Hacker News! I got a lot of love last time I shared an open source project on HN (and by a "lot" I mean 20 stars on GitHub, HA HA). The point is, I always get so much value out of HN, and want to keep giving back. Here
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   Show HN: Build cross-platform CLI applications with TypeScript(github.com)

   2 points by khalidx 7y ago|2 comments
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    by khalidx 7y ago

    Thanks!
11. 101.▲
    by khalidx 7y ago

    Valid point... I even had to scope the package name to my user name before deploying to npm because it was too similarly named to other packages. Maybe I'll rename it before it goes viral and I become famous ;).
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    by khalidx 7y ago

    I see where you are coming from. Really, what drove the creation of this tool and its particular way of doing things are the following motivations: 1) It takes a long time to write a Swagger document by hand (2-4 API operations per resource
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    by khalidx 7y ago

    Sure, I love ZEIT Now. I've opened a GitHub issue to track this item. I should be able to get it done by the end of the week. Check this link to see my progress: https://github.com/khalidx/resource-x/issues&#x
14. 104.▲
    by khalidx 7y ago

    What does this one-liner do?
15. 105.▲
    by khalidx 7y ago

    Thanks!
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    by khalidx 7y ago

    Thanks for the comment! You just have to put your domain objects as JSON or YAML in the document. That will generate 200+ lines of Swagger specification with CRUD operations. You can then add the documentation you are talking about. The tri
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    by khalidx 7y ago

    Hello Hacker News! Here's a simple CLI tool that gets a full CRUD API up and running in AWS in under 30 seconds. I design APIs all day, and find myself spending hours just writing the initial Swagger API specification file. With this t
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    Show HN: Deploy an API in 30 Seconds to AWS API Gateway(khalidx.github.io)

    26 points by khalidx 7y ago|13 comments
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    by khalidx 8y ago

    Why the name waterdeep? Curious
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    by khalidx 9y ago

    Hello Hacker News! Here's an AWS (Amazon Web Services) configuration that deploys all the infrastructure you need to have a website running in the cloud. Takes care of creating an: - "AWS S3 Bucket" to store your site assets
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    One-Click Website Deployment to AWS(github.com)

    3 points by khalidx 9y ago|1 comments