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nathan_tarbert
3y ago
This looks very user-friendly.
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This is very insightful, thank you for sharing!
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This is great! I can't believe there wasn't already a tool that notified me if I'm trending on GH.
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3y ago
This is great, I would love to contribute.
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Ask HN: Whos' Ready for Hacktoberfest?
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Should I switch from Yarn to Bun?
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Ask HN: React or Next.js?
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Is there a reason you prefer it over yarn?
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As a developer do you prefer NPM or Yarn?
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Agreed!
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No problem, I was waiting for someone to say something :)
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I thought it was funny!
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Haha, I appreciate the honesty. I've only been programming in JavaScrip/Node for three years and that's not to say I'm a career developer. I just thought I would expand my horizons. I don't claim to know everything
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Tongue and Cheek Humor
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You may just agree with it though. Let me know your thoughts.
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3y ago
Interesting, I hadn't ever really contemplated the science behind making ice-cream. Definitely food for thought ;)
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3y ago
Thanks @clayongulick, I've also considered learning Go but I appreciate you explaining what Python offers as well as some of the cons. I've messed around with Go's sandbox and find it very readable.
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thanks for the insight cratermoon, I've considered learning Rust. I will definitely check into it. I appreciate the links you've posted.
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Ask HN: I've learned JavaScript, should I learn Python?
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3y ago
Kiran, the author of this blog, (a colleague of mine) wrote a guide explaining how to integrate SSO and Authorization into your application using cerbos.dev and BoxyHQ. Two open-source powerhouses together in one integration.
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Show HN: BoxyHQ re-launches SAML Jackson SSO with super powers
(producthunt.com)
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3y ago
This looks really cool. I love the idea of a SaaS kit using AI. Just curious if you are looking to collaborate? The open source company I work for has a built SaaS Starter Kit with enterprise features like SSO, Audit Logs etc.
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Build Enterprise Software with No-Code Thanks to Bubble.io
(boxyhq.com)
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I wrote an article about Bubble - https://bubble.io and how it's an incredible platform that empowers users to build powerful web applications without coding. Its intuitive visual interface and extensive range of features m
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3y ago
I agree with you about tier pricing and as I mentioned it's considered controversial...but as https://sso.tax showcases in their extensive examples, the large enterprises that control that market have increased their prices
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SSO “Wall of Shame” vs. “Wall of Fame”
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3y ago
Thanks for posting this book, I've never heard of it but super interesting.
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Ignite Your SaaS Journey with the Best Free and Open-Source SaaS Starter Kit
(boxyhq.com)
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Exciting news for all SaaS enthusiasts! A blog written Sama - Carlos Samame details the SaaS landscape, particularly founders or startups in search of a free and open-source starter kit to help them get that development boost they need. Thi
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I think Adrian Bogden has some pretty great content if you already understand React and he gets into some advanced concepts within hooks which React has shifted to over classes. https://www.youtube.com/@bogdanadrian9725
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