matijash

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Motion Canvas – Visualize complex ideas programmatically(github.com)
180 points by matijash 4y ago|35 comments
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by matijash 4y ago
yeah, that threw me away at first too
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Tailponents – 100 free pre-built Tailwind components(tailponents.com)
2 points by matijash 4y ago|2 comments
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A Love Letter to React(fly.io)
3 points by matijash 4y ago|0 comments
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Pythagora: Generate tests for your Node.js app by recording server activity(github.com)
8 points by matijash 4y ago|1 comments
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Convincing developers to try a new web framework – the effects of launching beta(wasp-lang.dev)
9 points by matijash 4y ago|0 comments
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Create Your Own CLI Tool – A step-by-step interactive tutorial(citw.dev)
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by matijash 4y ago
I like this a lot! Asking clarifying questions - super easy to come up with, and it will keep the other side busy (and happy :))
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by matijash 4y ago
Yeah, well put. I guess it's much more about initiating the interaction and showing goodwill rather than the actual content.
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How can I handle kids telling me boring stuff?(parenting.stackexchange.com)
3 points by matijash 4y ago|4 comments
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Developers can be their own ops department(stackoverflow.blog)
2 points by matijash 4y ago|0 comments
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Npkill – Find and remove old and heavy node_modules folders(github.com)
2 points by matijash 4y ago|0 comments
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by matijash 4y ago
nicely done! I like how I get warnings for password not being strong enough. What did you build it with?
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Package.json in Home/ Considered Harmful(twitter.com)
6 points by matijash 4y ago|0 comments
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by matijash 4y ago
nice, thanks for giving it a look! Btw, what is an educational day? You get to spend the day learning something new?
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by matijash 4y ago
You might also want to check out https://wasp-lang.dev/ - it lets you use React & Node.js (although it seems you prefer php), but you don't have to write API endpoints + everything works out-of-the-box (disclaimer:
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by matijash 4y ago
Wasp DSL creator here, let me know if any questions :)
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by matijash 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! This reminded me a lot of what we're going for with https://wasp-lang.dev/ (but for the JS/TS domain atm) and I can definitely relate to the problem. I'm not a big python user but I ca
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by matijash 4y ago
Here is the explicit list of functionalities that Wasp DSL currently offers: * full-stack auth - username/password or Google (more providers soon) * routing + ability to protect your routes (only authenticated users) * running async jo
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by matijash 4y ago
I see your point on Next.js being considered a full-stack solution, given it can execute server code. When referring to full-stack frameworks, I had in mind solutions that also immediately pick and setup a db layer for you. But I agree that
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by matijash 4y ago
That's a good point, I'm not so much in mobile these days so weren't aware of push notifications issue. Also great to hear PWA can cover a lot of cases, that would definitely be a natural first step towards mobile.
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by matijash 4y ago
For now it's pretty flexible, we only enforce top-level dirs - client/, server/ and shared/ and then everything else is referenced through imports in .wasp file. But I agree providing some best practices on the structure
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by matijash 4y ago
We haven't yet thoroughly looked into it, but it could be possible. Especially for Supabase since they support integrating with Prisma ( https://supabase.com/docs/guides/integrations/prisma ) which Wasp us
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by matijash 4y ago
We were in W21 batch, so Jan 21. It was just after we released the first version of Wasp somebody could actually download and try out (before that it was just the landing page with the vision statement + gh repo with Haskell source). We got
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by matijash 4y ago
You mean native mobile and desktop apps? That's definitely a much longer-term goal (and even more unclear :) but theoretically, given that Wasp is being designed as stack-agnostic framework, it's possible which makes it really exc
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by matijash 4y ago
I think the main reason for that is that Wasp is a domain specific language, catering to the domain of web apps, so it was easier to demonstrate/present use cases and what kind of additional services it could offer in the future. At th
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by matijash 4y ago
Also just realized we don't mention it explicitly anywhere, but Wasp is completely open source!
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by matijash 4y ago
still very much open to feedback, especially when it comes to dev experience! We still expect the language to evolve both in features and the syntax. We were initially inspired by JSON and HCL (lang behind terraform) so I think that's
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Show HN: Wasp – DSL/framework for building full-stack web apps – now in beta
115 points by matijash 4y ago|37 comments
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by matijash 4y ago
ooh this is nice! What did you implement it with? I think this might fit really nicely with https://wasp-lang.dev/ at some point

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