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by lknuth 2y ago
Having your Framework generate the Docs is nice, but doesn't always fit. At work, I build backends for mobile applications. When designing new APIs to be consumed by apps, we want input from the mobile developers. We facilitate this by
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by lknuth 2y ago
Many. We used the NodeJS Version of it, which has pretty poor error handling. When it breaks, it breaks hard (runtime errors with no message or stack trace) Security. You can not deactivate certain unsave mechanisms. For example, if you sen
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by lknuth 2y ago
I hve just implemented this after we moved away from SuperTokens. My takeaway is that its easier than you'd think (there are libraries that do interaction with the SSO provider for you) and you can fine tune it to your liking (for exam
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by lknuth 2y ago
I would love to see this become the [Litestream]( https://litestream.io/ ) equivalent to SQLite: a very cheap option for simple deployments (ones with a single database) to get continuous backups in a cheap storage from which
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by lknuth 2y ago
I see what you mean. For my case, the network is much simpler. I'm also fine if an unavailable replication target means I can't start an application. The upside of my solution is that there is no scheduling requirement on which no
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by lknuth 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand your second point. Yes, if the external replication target is unavailable, I can't bring my local service back online. Same goes for if the replication target becomes unavailable and I don't realize
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by lknuth 2y ago
I've leaned into it: all application state is on ephemeral storage and its constantly replicated "off-site" to a NAS running minio. To accomplish this, I have restricted myself to SQLite as storage and use Litestream for repl
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by lknuth 2y ago
This perhaps? https://application.security/free/owasp-top-10
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by lknuth 3y ago
No, that doesn't exist. I'm also not sure if this is what they went to support. I usually use Firefox Sync to send myself tabs.
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by lknuth 3y ago
This is really more like AirDrop, where Syncthing is more like DropBox. Not to say they have no overlap, I use both. LocalSend is nice to quickly send that one picture from my Android to my MacBook
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