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4y ago
Same here. The watch part of my wrist normally wrests on the bottom edge of my Macbook, so I end up lifting my wrist slightly to avoid the band from scratching, which then leads to pain. I've found some luck from wearing long sleeves t
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ETH Gas price alerts on Discord with Napkin
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Thanks for the questions! - The javascript and python runtimes are hosted on AWS. With the sandbox editor, resources are shared and code is executed in sandboxed VMs. For signed in users, each user is given a fully isolated environment with
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5y ago
Nice! I really love the simplicity of Spotless! Thanks for sharing and definitely reach out if you'd ever like to chat more about this space or any general feedback - nick@napkin.io
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If you're familiar with webhooks, you can code and deploy them easily with Napkin by just writing code in the editor and clicking "Deploy". With other tools, you usually have to install dependencies on the command line or set
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5y ago
Thanks for sharing the stack trace. If you could share your username here or with nick@napkin.io I will dig deeper to see what's going on there. Pandas never fails to both assist and haunt me :)
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5y ago
Would love to! Please reach out to nick@napkin.io and let's do it!
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5y ago
Thanks for comment, so glad to hear that! We are planning to over team collab features later this summer!
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Totally valid concern. We plan to add Github integration soon which will also enable local development, code reviews, etc!
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5y ago
Thanks for reporting that! I just tried myself and seems to have worked. If you have any repro steps or other bug reports please do let us know anytime on twitter or at support@napkin.io . Thanks!!
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Right now the goal is similar to that of cloud9 - provide an in-browser dev environment for quickly building apps; however, Napkin focuses on the serverless backend function and prototyping use cases. We want to streamline the UI to make wr
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The sandbox editor (napkin.io/sandbox) deploys as you type, but when you are signed in, changes are only deployed once you click "Deploy".
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Essentially yes. It's an in browser editor that deploys your code as a public API endpoint as you type. It has the functionality of Lambda + API Gateway + Cloudwatch Logs with a lot of other utilities built in to expedite building smal
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Unit testing - no unit testing yet but you can test out mock request data by using the Run Options tab in the Napkin editor. Organization - folders and workspaces coming soon, but if you have any other ideas for this we'd love to hear
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Thanks a lot! Yes currently those things definitely are beneficial and necessary at production scale; however, we're hoping we can chip away bit by bit at the need to configure these things yourself, starting with basic server(less) co
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No boilerplate currently, we plan on adding a lot of examples to the site going forward. For now yes you would install any packages you need as you normally would from the "Modules" tab in the editor. More docs here as well: http
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Thanks for the comment! Yes you can use any NPM or Python package capable of doing that in Napkin. One limitation right now is that you cannot send back file data in responses, so you would have to upload to some external store like s3 and
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Show HN: Napkin – Build back-end functions in the browser
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My co-founder and I built https://napkin.io for this reason. We thought the experience of onboarding and stitching together services with AWS was too complex. With Napkin you can deploy a Python API endpoint from our landing pag
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We plan to add data storage in the full release very soon! Currently you'd have to integrate with another cloud data store like Firebase. Appreciate the question and feedback!
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Thanks xprillon :) Github integration is coming very soon, stay tuned!
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Super happy that Napkin's useful for you :) Please feel free to reach out with any more feedback or questions here or at nick@napkin.io
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Hi, HN! I'm Nick and my co-founder, Thomas, and I are building napkin.io to make backend development easier. Napkin is a website that lets you code and instantly deploy endpoints from your browser. We feel building a backend is overly
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Show HN: Napkin.io – Backend in the Browser
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Possible signs of life detected on Venus
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Personalized Experience Recommendations with Deep Learning
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Generating Osu! Beatmaps with Deep Learning
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"They actually have more say than you think" - I disagree. China forcibly relocated over 1 million to complete the 3 gorges project. It doesn't have the best track record of reacting to citizen concerns. I think the other poi
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"Citizens are extremely wary of the government to do it right." - I don't think citizens have much say in the matter... - it's worth noting that along with data and talent, there is money - China's dedicated 150 bil
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“Easy” Desk Alert Button (ESP8266 and Staples Easy Button)
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