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Show HN: I built a jigsaw puzzle website(puzzlepanda.com)
124 points by snake_case 5y ago|73 comments
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Hey linker, can you spare a meg?(tailscale.com)
3 points by snake_case 5y ago|0 comments
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by snake_case 5y ago
Author here. I just tried disabling debug info (debug = 0) for the first time and it looks like my recompile times shave off another 500-1000ms which isn't bad!
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by snake_case 5y ago
Author here. How long do your dev builds take, and what is it that you are building? Curious what kind of improvement you get with split-debuginfo enabled! This project is a very small hyper/tokio backend API. However, I also work on a
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by snake_case 5y ago
A few years back I chose Rust as the language I was going to build side projects with. I started out building a wasm A* pathfinding demo [1] to get a better hang of it. A little bit later I wrote a CLI task runner [2] which is defined by a
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by snake_case 5y ago
Yeah, DigitalOcean's App Platform recently added support for custom images this year [1] (I was also waiting for that). I'm currently running a $5 droplet for my service [2] powered by docker-compose, but really looking forward to
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by snake_case 5y ago
I've been thinking about switching to Render recently, but there's one feature blocking me: the ability to deploy an existing docker image from a private registry [1]. As far as I can tell, you have to connect a repo to deploy a R
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by snake_case 5y ago
I've migrated my blog [1] and another landing page from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages so far and have been pretty happy with it! @rita3ko I would love the ability to disable automatic preview builds. My "production" branch whic
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by snake_case 6y ago
Thanks for trying it out! Yupp, it's on my todo list to give users the option on how difficult they want the rotation to be. So far I have users that want click-to-rotate and even no rotation at all.
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by snake_case 6y ago
You're exactly right! Building a slow web app is only one npm install away. It takes someone who really cares about performance and monitors it to make a fast web app and to keep it that way. Unfortunately it's still too easy to a
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by snake_case 6y ago
I agree that the web is generally more bloated and slow than native apps. However, native apps don't magically become performant by being native. As an example, my grandmother-in-law has been putting up with Microsoft Jigsaw's des
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by snake_case 6y ago
I mentioned elsewhere in this thread that I built a jigsaw puzzle website [1] with a Rust API backend and I launched it last week. It definitely took longer than if I had used Node, but I enjoy working with Rust much more. Apart from that w
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by snake_case 6y ago
I just launched a jigsaw puzzle website last week that has a backend API written in Rust and uses the postgres crate [1]. Since this is a side project for me, there wasn't much risk if it ended up being a bad decision. Multiple times t
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by snake_case 6y ago
Puzzle Panda – https://puzzlepanda.com I recently just launched this jigsaw puzzle website! The reason I originally built it was for a few family members who were tired of how slow other jigsaw apps were. I wanted to build somet
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by snake_case 6y ago
Thanks for giving it a try! That’s really great feedback. I was planning on adding scrollwheel zoom support soon for computers, and pinch to zoom on mobile is a must have. Regarding snapping pieces inadvertently and cheating, I might try to
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by snake_case 6y ago
Ahh, I see that might be a bit confusing, thanks for pointing this out! When you first tap or click on a piece, it auto rotates to its correct rotation. I'm thinking about adding an option to let people choose if they want to click-to-
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by snake_case 6y ago
Thanks for trying it out! Great point about the demo not being visible enough. I'm going to try to improve that right now. EDIT: I just deployed an update to include the demo button near the top of the landing page :)
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by snake_case 6y ago
Hi HN! I built this website last year for family members who enjoy playing jigsaw puzzles on their computers. I decided to build it because I frequently heard complaints about how slow some of the more popular jigsaw apps are and how they a
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Show HN: I built a jigsaw puzzle website(puzzlepanda.com)
19 points by snake_case 6y ago|9 comments
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by snake_case 6y ago
Hey, I used to have that same itch too! Curabase looks almost identical to the app I was building as a side project back in 2017. Column-based bookmarks, easy to categorize and reorganize, though I was using Material UI back then and was c
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by snake_case 6y ago
Happy to send you the link! My profile has an email you can contact me at, or my twitter.
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by snake_case 6y ago
I'm working on a jigsaw puzzle website that started out as a fun side project last year. A few of my relatives are currently using it and enjoying it. Fun fact, the client is very lightweight and completely written in svelte, except fo
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by snake_case 6y ago
If you're not opposed to installing another tool for scripting, then check out my project mask [1]. It's a CLI task runner (made with rust, single binary) that supports multiple scripting languages and it's defined with a sim
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Announcing TypeScript 4.0 RC(devblogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by snake_case 6y ago|1 comments
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by snake_case 7y ago
Hey! So this tool is something that I've wanted to build for a while now and it was a good opportunity to improve my Rust skills. It's inspired by a few other tools such as just [1] and maid [2]. The readme's faq section has
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Show HN: A CLI task runner defined by a markdown file(github.com)
2 points by snake_case 7y ago|1 comments
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by snake_case 7y ago
Senior Software Developer - Focusing on back-end architecture and API design Location: Toronto Remote: Yes (Remote only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, TypeScript/Node, GraphQL, Go, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Stripe checkout &
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by snake_case 7y ago
> Development mode does not serve html files like production builds do. The site behaves differently in that mode, and some issues only happen in actual builds. When you encounter one such issue, the feedback loop becomes "full buil
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by snake_case 7y ago
I switched my personal Jekyll site to Gatsby 2 years ago. I ran into some minor bugs and even contributed 3 PRs that got merged. I loved working with it for a few weeks. Two months after switching, it too dawned on me how over-engineered it
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Just a command runner(github.com)
1 points by snake_case 8y ago|0 comments

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