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by nilslice 5y ago
Very cool! I will definitely use this.
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by nilslice 5y ago
Jamsocket looks really cool! Will take a closer look.
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by nilslice 5y ago
Author here! No websocket support yet, but it’s definitely on the roadmap. If you have ideas or suggestions for a nice Rust interface for it please share on the GitHub repo. Would appreciate it!
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by nilslice 6y ago
You can execute a bash script as your Build Command, e.g. "./pages-build.sh" which would need to be included in your repo. Within this script, you can install dependencies for an Ubuntu-based system. Here's a great examp
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by nilslice 6y ago
This might be of interest to you: https://blog.cloudflare.com/distributed-web-gateway/
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by nilslice 6y ago
awesome! arewefastyet.rs is a lovely resource, thanks for building it. > Lastly I wanted to share this feedback during the beta program, but I couldn't find a way other than creating a twitter account and hitting up the PM. If you&#
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by nilslice 6y ago
Ockam is up to some incredible things! In my first week I've worked on our Rust codebase, cryptographic key generation & storage, trust architecture, and had a masterclass on modern Open Source business. This is a fantastic place t
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by nilslice 6y ago
Love seeing the intersection of OSS and the variety of related business models that have emerged (and will continue to be created). Recently having joined Ockam, I am excited to see this happening in realtime. Well done, Matt.
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Protolock: stop breaking your Protobuf API compatibility(github.com)
1 points by nilslice 8y ago|0 comments
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by nilslice 9y ago
https://ponzu-cms.org for back end & https://github.com/gorilla/mux if needs a Go front end.
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by nilslice 9y ago
After the initial post was made here, there have been a lot of requests for an intro video. In it, there are details about: - the CLI - generating content types & references - auto HTTPS - HTTP/2 Server Push & other Ponzu inter
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Ponzu: An Introduction [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nilslice 9y ago|1 comments
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by nilslice 10y ago
Sort of. If you're OK with manually updating the certificates after initially fetching them from L.E., then you can use them. However L.E. must be able to communicate directly with the server via HTTP to prove authority and send you th
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by nilslice 10y ago
Sure! Just think of Ponzu as a JSON web service and fetch/put data from your controllers or models.
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by nilslice 10y ago
I agree :) sorry I wasn't more clear, but I have indexing already added with Bleve - it's in the ponzu-dev branch of the repo now. If you get a chance to browse the code lmk if you spot anything I have done incorrectly!
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by nilslice 10y ago
It's actually almost ready! Check out the ponzu-dev branch or look at the compare between it and master for the implementation. I would love to get some feedback as a first time Bleve user.
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by nilslice 10y ago
Auth for API usage is up to the user to implement, but you could borrow code from the internal system/admin/user package to do password based auth & check JWTs. All of the API interactions w/ the system have hooks (see he
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by nilslice 10y ago
Definitely will -- thank you for taking the time to read through.. it's hard for me to know where the docs are too light sometimes. (besides generally everywhere)
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by nilslice 10y ago
Hi - you can make a relationship using the built in addon package, github.com/bosssauce/reference The reference is stored as a string (or []string if you opt for a reference.SelectRepeater input func), but the value stored as a re
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by nilslice 10y ago
Thank you, but all credit is due to the Let's Encrypt team. It is an amazing thing they have done.
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by nilslice 10y ago
Hi all - Ponzu's author here. I was pleasantly surprised to see this post today. I'm reading through comments and will be releasing some video content as an overview of the CMS and server shortly - hoping to address any questions