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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I am lucky to be in a position to have a free version of the app ( https://getsimpleform.com/ ) before building a better paid version https://liveformhq.com/ . Most of my conversions come from the link on the
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Location: Hyderabad, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir, Ruby on Rails Résumé/CV: http://minhajuddin.com/about/ , https://github.com/minhajuddin Email: Available in pro
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Passionate Software Builder (with more than 10 years of experience). Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: Elixir, Ruby on Rails Email: Available in profile
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I want to build a product which can let me leave my full time job and support me financially. I have built a lot of products over the past ( http://www.websrvr.in/ , https://zammu.in/ , https://ge
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Elixir as a new language doesn't have to reinvent a lot of things because of its ability to transparently call erlang (for instance, to use crypto I could just do :crypto.strong_rand_bytes(32) |> :base64.encode_to_string ). This is
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I am the founder of LiveForm (and https://getsimpleform.com before this) and would love to hear feedback from the community :)
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Show HN: LiveForm – Form endpoints with reCAPTCHA support(docs.liveformhq.com)
3 points by minhajuddin 10y ago|1 comments
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Shameless plug, I made something related which makes testing out public static sites pretty easy. You can check it out at https://slugex.com/ It also allows you to deploy via the terminal. All you need is bash and curl :)
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Show HN: Slugex – Deploy your websites in a jiffy, from your terminal(slugex.com)
4 points by minhajuddin 10y ago|1 comments
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I am not sure you wanted to use 'crafty' :) > clever at achieving one's aims by indirect or deceitful methods
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Yeah :) In most apps this would probably be a page saved on your computer or behind basic auth or be a part of your static site generator.
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Storing images on GitHub is also a good idea :) At the moment Liveform hosts the images forever. However, you are right about the cumulative cost. I'll have to think about a proper archival mechanism. Thanks for your feedback :)
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I am the founder of Liveform( https://liveformhq.com/ ) and would love your feedback. I also built ( https://getsimpleform.com/ ) before that.
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Show HN: Liveform. Creating an Imgur Clone Using GitHub Pages and Liveform(blog.liveformhq.com)
4 points by minhajuddin 10y ago|5 comments
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Many people here fail to realize, this is an excellent debugging server. I used to have a server to print out the body and headers of requests when building an api to make sure things were going (the right headers and request body) out as
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Show HN: Automatically check for invalid patterns in your commits(github.com)
2 points by minhajuddin 10y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
> Should I prefer Erlang as a language for its maturity and fewer constructs, it would be a pity to then miss out on new libraries or frameworks, such as Phoenix, that revolve around Elixir. If you are just starting out and have to make
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
It doesn't save anything, it is just a startup script to get your tmux session set up the way you want. You can however, have env vars in the script or source from a particular file. e.g. session "grnc_hub" directory &q
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I've tried tmux resurrect. Wasn't for me. With a predefined script I can close and open many windows with abandon. Also, creating the initial script is simple enough. I guess different strokes for different folks :)
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
All of the code is actually in a executable script https://github.com/minhajuddin/tummy/blob/master/exe/tummy I am a bit biased, but it has been working very nicely for me. It also has ability to pa
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I use it with Xmonad, for me tmux's scripting and ability to detach and attach to sessions is a big win. It also allows me to run async tests by triggering a test from vim without blocking. And, the copy paste support is also very good
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
I use a tool called tummy ( https://github.com/minhajuddin/tummy full disclosure: built by me) which allows me to create a Tmuxfile per project. A typical file looks like this: session "liveform" directo
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by minhajuddin 10y ago
Shameless Plug: https://zammu.in/ is something which I built. It is a CI for static site generators like Jekyll/Hugo/Middleman etc,.
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Http://beta.asp.net points to 0.0.0.0
1 points by minhajuddin 11y ago|1 comments
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by minhajuddin 11y ago
Really nice website, This would be very helpful as a teaching aid.
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Script your tmux to maximize the awesome(minhajuddin.com)
4 points by minhajuddin 11y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 11y ago
I extracted a static site out of this and put it up at http://til.zammu.in/ . This kind of content is great for Static Sites as people can easily contribute to them using Github Pull Requests.
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by minhajuddin 11y ago
I am the creator of Zammu and would love to hear your thoughts on this.
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How to Setup a Middleman Blog on GitHub Pages with One Click(blog.zammu.in)
4 points by minhajuddin 11y ago|1 comments
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Lets build a dumb static site generator(minhajuddin.com)
1 points by minhajuddin 11y ago|0 comments

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