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by morbicer 3y ago
I am surprised I don't see Strapi mentioned here. https://docs.strapi.io/ It's primarily headless CMS but you can push it beyond that into any CRUD app. You get: - PostgreSQL db with quite sensible schema, indexes
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by morbicer 3y ago
Astute observation. Soviet Union did the same thing, even turning children against parents so the "forbidden thoughts" are not mentioned even in the privacy of home. Thought police. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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Why? I babysitted a lot and hanged out with my friends who were also dads. Kids played in a sandbox and we chatted over beer in the park. Same for my wife and her friends. And the partner who doesn't babysit is free to hang out and do
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by morbicer 3y ago
Polish people travelling low-cost to UK were hacking this limit with clever trench coats for ages, something like this https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2617989/amp/The-s...
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by morbicer 3y ago
Yeah but Bun is a web server. This thread is not about a tool for domain where Windows shines. Windows always sucked for web dev and for web deployment. Bun is an open source tool. The devs don't owe anything to Windows users. As a mat
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by morbicer 3y ago
Regression should be covered mostly by automated tests. We have a huge suite of e2e tests covering everything from frontend, through microservices, dbs, kafkas, mobile apps, pipelines. Over 8 years we added so much features that we would ne
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by morbicer 3y ago
Bunch of issues: - security (now improved but historically very problematic) - accessibility (confusing for screen readers) - responsiveness - scrolling - usability (for example if something in the iframe wants to display modal with backdro
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by morbicer 3y ago
"Crossing the chasm" is not a bad one
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For electronic music, Ishkur's guide is exactly what you're looking for http://music.ishkur.com/?query=RaggaJungle Not so cool but with more genres than electronic https://everynoise.com/
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by morbicer 3y ago
Sure, calling internal API is sensible. I am not saying it needs to be public API. But you probably can't avoid some serialization (be it REST, GQL, GRPC), the service that owns the data can be different than the one serving the html.
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by morbicer 3y ago
It's a limiting, but saner approach for any larger app/company. It's the same logic why in OOP you have private members/methods. As owner/maintainer of some component you want keep stable public api and be able to i
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by morbicer 3y ago
Hmm, social mobility index actually puts most EU countries ahead of USA. Hell even South Korea is ahead of USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Social_Mobility_Index The American Dream is just that, a dream.
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by morbicer 3y ago
OK, I'll bite. Easy peasy, Macbooks are maybe not perfect in one aspect, but they strike a well-rounded balance. OS: Great ergonomics, unix based (WSL can shove it). The peak of Windows was win2000, with XP and 7 still usable. After th
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by morbicer 3y ago
Can you recommend such library? I had fun with Ramda but I experienced some perf hits when doing big pipe/map/reduces on large data structures
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This. I think he was quite affected by it. You do a stupid thing when you are young and naive, it destroys other person's life and you have to live it with it forever.
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by morbicer 3y ago
What? Nineties were a bit wild but not "society was a mess". > Ministers were mafia-style executed in broad day (still not solved). I am not aware a of a single one and you are using plural. Can you name who do you mean?
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by morbicer 3y ago
Of course that's just my hunch why he always visited home country in the secret. The evidence is direct: - the original police report of Miroslav Dvořáček's arrest witness: - Iva Militká, one of the persons involved in the arrest
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by morbicer 3y ago
The reason Kundera never returned is because he was ashamed that he snitched to secret police and other intellectuals knew it. Author of the article tries to downplay it with > The article didn’t produce any evidence apart from hears
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by morbicer 4y ago
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Ben Franklin
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by morbicer 4y ago
There is some overlap, you can hook WunderGraph to db directly but I would say Supabase/Hasura has more fine grained capabilities there https://docs.wundergraph.com/docs/supported-data-sources/pos...
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by morbicer 4y ago
Sweet, I was somehow convinced 0.138 is the latest but I see there's 0.143 already and openapiV2 is back and looking good.
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by morbicer 4y ago
Thanks Jens, I will get in touch.
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Manually cleaning specs is something I would like to avoid, our oas are generated from code so they would have to be re-cleaned after every endpoint addition/change. Great to hear reasons why you picked WG over Mesh, there's not m
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by morbicer 4y ago
I guess depends what your sources are. If it's other GQLs or DBs it can work well. For me the important usecase is OpenAPIs and there the introspection hasn't stabilized yet.
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Nice! You guys are crazy productive and responsive! What I like from Mesh is also some "tidying" utilities like renaming transforms https://the-guild.dev/graphql/mesh/docs/transforms/rename I g
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by morbicer 4y ago
I am a big fan WunderGraph and I think it's a very promising project. Some solid design choices. What I like: - customization in TypeScript but running the core gateway in Go for performance - nicely typed auto-generated clients - cros
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by morbicer 4y ago
Completely different thing? SurrealDB is database and WunderGraph is BFF/API Gateway.
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by morbicer 4y ago
For Europe: https://www.windy.com/
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by morbicer 4y ago
Well LARPing is about fun. The stereotypes displayed are pretty tame. Real life could be stranger than fiction. Pennsylvanian church worshipping AR-15s https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/01&

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