mbvisti

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by mbvisti 15d ago
version 2 of andurel, Go web framework, that brings inertia v3 support, sqlc-like model layer and opentelemetry as a first class citizen https://andurel.com
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by mbvisti 3mo ago
https://github.com/mbvlabs/andurel A web framework for Golang that has support for inertia as well as an opinionated set of tools which an agent friendly CLI. Just released v1.0.0 last week and getting a few QOL featur
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Show HN: Andurel Web Framework Releases v1.0.0(github.com)
3 points by mbvisti 3mo ago|0 comments
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by mbvisti 4mo ago
I'm working on Deploy Crate https://deploycrate.com It connects to your cloud accounts, provisions hardened servers, and handles deployments, logs, and monitoring. Currently open for alpha (free) access
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Show HN: DeployCrate, Render-style deployments on infrastructure you own(deploycrate.com)
1 points by mbvisti 4mo ago|0 comments
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by mbvisti 4mo ago
Mainly Andurel, which is the fullstack framework I always wanted for Go It follows a lot of the conventions of Rails which is probably why it has turned out quite well https://github.com/mbvlabs/andurel
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by mbvisti 4mo ago
SWE for 10 years with masters in finance and international business. Most of my work is focused on systems and full-stack web development. Mostly prefer working with start-ups and SMBs. Location: Barcelona, Spain Remote:Yes Willing to relo
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by mbvisti 6mo ago
That's great! They work well for some problem sets. But, 3 months are not a long time. This post is a reflection of me using these things heavily over 1+ year and problems keeps creeping up. And good, you shouldn't give a shit abo
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by mbvisti 6mo ago
Thanks for the spellcheck!
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We are developing software with a slot-machine(mortenvistisen.com)
2 points by mbvisti 6mo ago|5 comments
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Slot-machine based Development is the new Black(mortenvistisen.com)
2 points by mbvisti 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Master Golang, Fullstack Go web dev course, scratch to production(mastergolang.com)
1 points by mbvisti 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mbvisti 8mo ago
I'm working in getting my fullstack web framework Andurel to v1 (currently in beta). The goal is to approach the developer experience you get from Rails, but in Go, while keep as many of the idioms from Go. https://github.co
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by mbvisti 9mo ago
https://mortenvistisen.com
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Show HN: Rails-like web framework for Go(github.com)
10 points by mbvisti 9mo ago|0 comments
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by mbvisti 11mo ago
I have nothing to add but this looks cool! Will definitely check it out :)
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by mbvisti 11mo ago
Thanks! Yeah I tried out Buffalo as well but felt like they ended up doing too much! If you check it out, I'd love to hear what you think! It's not ready for a v1 yet, still very exploratory.
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by mbvisti 11mo ago
Andurel - a rails-like framework in Go https://github.com/mbvlabs/andurel Probably only building for myself here but super fun to explore how that would look like.
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by mbvisti 1y ago
I'm working on a Go full stack framework called Andurel: https://github.com/mbvlabs/andurel It's meant to be a 'rails-like' experience in Go without too much magic and conventions. Basically, speedi
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by mbvisti 1y ago
you're stretching the definition of deception here my guy-what do you want them to do? plaster a big sign on the landing page stating that this framework ALSO contains pro features that you have to pay for?
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by mbvisti 1y ago
not sure i think this is a good way to fund their work BUT exploring models to make open-source sustainable for the developers does seem like a good thing, no?
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by mbvisti 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | EU Building web applications & APIs for scale with 10 years of experience. I predominately specialize in creating scalable systems for start-ups and scale-ups. I can help with systems design, creating an mvp, ups
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by mbvisti 1y ago
yes, in the backend
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by mbvisti 1y ago
Thanks for letting me know!
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Using Claude Code Full-Time for 1 Month: Learnings and Workflows(mortenvistisen.com)
4 points by mbvisti 1y ago|2 comments
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One month with my new coworker: Claude(mortenvistisen.com)
3 points by mbvisti 1y ago|0 comments
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by mbvisti 2y ago
But I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that professionals don't care about solving problems. I'm saying that by removing features from a language you tend to shift your focus more to solving a problem vs _how_ to solve
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by mbvisti 2y ago
Mate, come on. I've implied none of that. Just said that the simplicity of Go tends to shift my focus, at least, to the problem and product, not as much the implementation. You like Rust and hate Go, that is very clear. But maybe befor
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by mbvisti 2y ago
Haha that's fair! I do miss Rust semantics with .map(), .filter() and chaining them together.
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by mbvisti 2y ago
Yeah, personal feelings towards a language are a big factor. I once did a short gig with a start-up that used Kotlin and the CTO was very enthusiastic about Kotlin. He showed all the things you could do in the languages like adding behavior

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