mikeywaites

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by mikeywaites 7y ago
Vizibl | Front end | Full Time | REMOTE | https://www.vizibl.co/careers Vizibl is seeking a front-end developer to join our remote team to help change the way companies work together. If you're looking to work as part
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by mikeywaites 7y ago
Vizibl | Front End Engineers, Product Designers | London United Kingdom | REMOTE | www.vizibl.co At Vizibl, we’re on a mission to help every company work together, better. We want to help all companies make a difference in the world by revo
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by mikeywaites 8y ago
Children of time[1] is a remarkable piece of writing. I wish I could unread it just so I could read it for the first time again 1. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25499718
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by mikeywaites 8y ago
Vizibl | Lead Front End Engineer | London United Kingdom | Remote (UK/Europe) | Full-Time | vizibl.co Vizibl is a SaaS platform being used by some of the worlds biggest organisations. We're on a mission to enable every company in
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Show HN: Python REST API Authentication with JSON Web Tokens(medium.com)
5 points by mikeywaites 9y ago|0 comments
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Hi detaro. Thanks for the reply. I can't disagree with your points. I should be clearer about my usage of the cookiecutter template right from the start over my poor attempts at being funny :D I'll have a think about re-shufflin
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
We released Arrested ( https://arrested.readthedocs.org ) a few weeks. This is a follow up post covering the basics and marks the beginning of series of weekly posts covering lots of different topics relating to RESTFul API desig
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Show HN: Build a Python REST API in 5 Mins with Flask and Arrested(medium.com)
4 points by mikeywaites 9y ago|3 comments
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
There are some great Python REST frameworks out there, but we wanted something un-opinionated and easy to get started with but flexible enough to customise. We’ve previously released our serialization/marshaling framework Kim ( https:&
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Show HN: Flask-Arrested – A Framework for Rapidly Building REST APIs with Flask(github.com)
4 points by mikeywaites 9y ago|1 comments
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I went back to manual labour for a week – Here’s what I learned(medium.com)
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Thanks so much for this Voidfiles. We were under no illusions that we weren't the most performant library out there (yet) This is a great start for us understanding where we need to get to! We've got some work to do :)
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Hey that's really great to hear. (that you're keen to use Kim) WTF-Forms and Marshmallow both solve problems and they do it well but it seems like us you wanted something that offered just a bit more flexibility. That's to
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
absolutely. Im a bit annoyed at myself that I hadn't got round to that yet but thanks for raising it.
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
One of the engineers from our team is going to be there for sure. Im certainly keen to go so fingers crossed.
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Hey Dowwie! That's a great point and an important distinction to make. As I mentioned in some of the other comments, we have certainly been focussed on features over performance so far but we are actively working on dramatically impro
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Thanks for expanding on that mhneu. So our primary focus with Kim has certainly been around serializing/marshaling JSON though we've used it for plenty of other uses cases. It's great to get a view of other problems people a
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
One of the things we felt very strongly about when developing Kim was that Simple things should be simple. Complex things should be possible. To that end the Pipeline system behind the Field objects really does allow anything to be achieve
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Hey Amelius, thanks for the message. Gonna be honest, I'm not sure what you mean by cycles. Can you elaborate a bit?
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Hey. It's a great point and something we will certainly look to add to the documentation. To be honest the docs were the major thing that held up the release of Kim. We made the mistake of leaving them until last so in the end we op
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by mikeywaites 9y ago
Hi Siddhant, We've not really dug into performance yet, though if you look at the last patch (1.0.2) we yielded a 10% speed up by removing an erroneous try/except block. We've really focussed on features initially and perform
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Show HN: Kim – A Python serialization and marshaling framework(kim.readthedocs.io)
136 points by mikeywaites 9y ago|57 comments