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by matijash 3y ago
I'm following Pynecone (now Reflex) from the start and liked the idea of building out an AST with Python and compiling that to a working web app (we're actually doing the same with https://wasp-lang.dev/ , only it&
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F-100 Super Sabre jet fighter model review(modelingmadness.com)
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We built a code agent that generates apps in React & Node.js, explained simply(wasp-lang.dev)
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Show HN: GPT Web App – Scaffold a React/Node.js app based on your description(magic-app-generator.wasp-lang.dev)
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by matijash 3y ago
Although AI has been all the rage lately, I was actually always excited the most by building a compiler. After a few years of dabbling with it, I created one together with my brother: https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp
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A gently curated list of companies using Haskell in industry(github.com)
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Show HN: All-in-One, Free React/Node/Prisma GPT SaaS Starter(github.com)
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by matijash 3y ago
This is how we went with https://wasp-lang.dev/ (a DSL for building full-stack web apps). It is a very declarative language (config pretty much) and there is still plenty of work around tooling, but also enabled to cut down
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Show HN: Wasp Auth UI – The first full-stack auth with self-updating forms(wasp-lang.dev)
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React GH issue: List Vite next to Next.js as a way to start a new React project(github.com)
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by matijash 4y ago
that's one thing I've been thinking about a lot lately and I think it is confusing for many - that both Next/Nuxt/Remix and Rails have a title of a "full stack" framework while they are pretty different in real
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by matijash 4y ago
that's what our goal with wasp[0] is - to abstract the common patterns that keep reappearing and condense them to a configuration choice, while still leaving hatches to write your own code. Still have a way to go (in Beta atm) but I th
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by matijash 4y ago
this is a really good summary, thanks!
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by matijash 4y ago
glad you find it interesting! the plan is to support more frameworks/langs moving forward. The poly-frontend option might be even fairly easier to introduce since Wasp is doing more stuff closer to the server.
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by matijash 4y ago
yeah in a way. react gets closer to being synonymous with next/remix rather than viewed as a separate, standalone library.
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New React docs pretend SPAs don't exist anymore(wasp-lang.dev)
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by matijash 4y ago
why the link in the text isn't clickable?
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I built a GPT cover letter generator(indiehackers.com)
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Evidence based learning methods I use regularly(merlin.rebrovic.net)
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You Don't Need SSR(matthieujabbour.medium.com)
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by matijash 4y ago
works now!
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Permissions in Web Apps: Overview(wasp-lang.dev)
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by matijash 4y ago
an important question - what did you build Thorium in? How happy are you with it?
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by matijash 4y ago
This is an awesome idea, stealing it :)
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Thorium – A Starship Bridge Simulator(thoriumsim.com)
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Sampler – Tool for shell commands execution, visualization and alerting(github.com)
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Windstatic – A set of 161 elements and layouts made with Tailwind and Alpine.js(windstatic.com)
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Keyboard Gym – exercise videos for RSI, carpal tunnel and gamer's thumb(keyboardgym.com)
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by matijash 4y ago
I also wonder how this compares to https://www.framer.com/motion/ , anybody tried both?
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by matijash 4y ago
Very nice! If you want something similar but be able to extend it with your code in React & Node.js, give a try to https://wasp-lang.dev/ (disclaimer: I am the author). We recently used it with ChatGPT and it was a supe

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