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The Past Present and Future of Go 2 [pdf](dave.cheney.net)
2 points by navd 8y ago|0 comments
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by navd 8y ago
Probably not what you want to hear but, the next step is that you continue iterating to test to see if you can get traction. If you can’t convince people to use the product it might mean that it is not something people want. Try treating yo
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Starter code for writing web services in Go(github.com)
2 points by navd 8y ago|0 comments
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by navd 8y ago
It looks interesting! There are two issues for me. 1) There is a bit too much copy and it took a while for me to see what you’re actually selling. I think you’re selling too much without letting the content do the talking. 2) I couldn’t fin
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GopherKart – a go themed game(ardanlabs.com)
1 points by navd 8y ago|0 comments
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by navd 8y ago
Dude congrats! Super hyped for you. There's no harm in being honest, and I believe previous offenders have already gone through YC
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by navd 8y ago
I'm fine with an external device if it is my phone...
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by navd 8y ago
I think you're looking at this the wrong way. There's a place for programming languages like Go. A tool does not have to "full featured" or "hard" to be good. And using "simple" tools does not make so
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by navd 8y ago
Looks like a competitor to next.js, and from their docs built on koa. It’s nice to see more libs in this space, but it seems a little over complicated to me with the “plugin” style arch.
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A package registry and proxy server for Go(github.com)
1 points by navd 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Docker compose for zeit now(github.com)
1 points by navd 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Docker compose for zeit now(github.com)
2 points by navd 8y ago|0 comments
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by navd 8y ago
Exactly, it’s a lot clearer to your future self, and any other maintainers how the application works when you aren’t adhering to a “frameworks” way of doing something. Especially for a simple cli. Abstractions can be good, but I feel as tho
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by navd 8y ago
This article goes through discussing using tjs commander library for building node cli’s. I’m not a big fan of the library. A recent approach I’ve been taking is just parsing args with something like minimist or zeit/arg and then handl
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by navd 8y ago
Any opinions on Phabricator vs Gerrit? I'm currently working on a project using the latter.
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by navd 8y ago
Is this something that others are interested in as well? Btw what kind of info would you like to see in a write up about this?
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by navd 8y ago
Ardan Labs | Mid - Senior Software Engineer | Miami, FL | Full Time | REMOTE | ONSITE | https://www.ardanlabs.com/ Ardan Labs is a high performance software development firm that builds and delivers reliable solutions and a
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by navd 9y ago
Awesome, I didn't know they had podcast links! Thanks
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Ask HN: Podcast Recommendations?
2 points by navd 9y ago|3 comments
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Language Mechanics on Stacks and Pointers(ardanlabs.com)
1 points by navd 9y ago|0 comments
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by navd 9y ago
These posts are becoming redundant. Although I do understand where the author is coming from. I think the issue is that frontend development is hard! Especially modern frontend dev. It requires an entirely different thought process than bac
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by navd 9y ago
Like anything else it depends. JWTs are still great. Just don’t treat it like a classical session and dump important information in it. You could also use session like you always have if the SPA is being served by the same server.
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by navd 9y ago
I don't think he's implying that. A good way to think about it is mapping reducers -> features. Reducers are composable, so you can actually end up with pretty clean code in large codebases
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by navd 9y ago
Realizing how much money and time can be saved cooking rice and beans. Good tip make “sofrito” ahead of time (puree peppers, onions, cilantro, garlic) and freeze it in an ice tray so it is already portioned and ready for when you cook. Rice
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Escher AR API(escherreality.com)
2 points by navd 9y ago|0 comments
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by navd 9y ago
The only way is really to educate them. I’ve dealt with this quite a bit with my family, and telling them what to be wary of has helped a bunch.
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Show HN: Build your own CI(subtle.press)
3 points by navd 9y ago|0 comments
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by navd 9y ago
Hey all! Author here! This is a course on building a CI pipeline on top of git hooks using Nodejs. Leave a comment if you've got any questions!
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Poor Man's CI – A course on creating your own CI pipeline from scratch(subtle.press)
13 points by navd 9y ago|1 comments
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by navd 9y ago
It could be argued that YC wouldn't be as popular as it is today without HN. Also it seems to be a great recruiting source for YC companies. It doesn't have to literally bring in money to be considered profitable when the prof

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