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by socketcluster 3y ago
I wrote a library a while back which implements this. It handles all the edge cases, provides the ability to measure message backpressure and allows you to close or abruptly kill a stream: https://github.com/SocketCluster&#x
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by socketcluster 3y ago
I built a serverless SaaS no-code/low-code platform which could be of interest: https://saasufy.com/ You can build your entire app inside a plain HTML file which can be deployed online with something like GitHub pages.
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Ah yes good point. By plain HTML, I meant apps which can be assembled without custom JavaScript logic needed.
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Interesting. I wrote a similar plain HTML/WebComponent-based front end for my new no-code/low-code serverless platform https://saasufy.com/ It lets you build just about any data-driven application using only a han
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by socketcluster 3y ago
I really like this general approach of using HTML as a declarative language. I've been working on a similar concept except as a serverless platform which updates all data in real time: https://saasufy.com/ Docs: https
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by socketcluster 3y ago
I'm really into this HTML web components trend. I built a similar set of primitive HTML components except the focus is to allow interfacing with data from my serverless platform. See https://github.com/Saasufy/saas
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Based on the choice of fonts and colors, you know this is a serious hacker website ;p
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by socketcluster 3y ago
I also built a similar serverless project but with a focus on no-code. I built a support chat app with it (which we use ourselves) using only declarative HTML components. Supports both public chat and private chat with authentication. It&#x
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by socketcluster 3y ago
The weirdest bug I've seen yet was a concurrency race condition which led to 'spooky action at a distance'. Every time I tried to console.log() to observe some value to see the cause of the bug, the bug would go away. But ala
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I should probably mention this approach in my article for cases when you need to work with slotted elements but don't want to inherit all page styles.
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by socketcluster 3y ago
The main problem with the Shadow DOM which makes people avoid it is the inability to use CSS externally to style the elements which are generated internally by the component... This is unfortunate because the Shadow DOM is essential if you
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Up to this point, software systems have evolved in an environment where market monopolies were the norm and therefore a 'chosen few' software tools, libraries and frameworks have had an abundance of resources and talent dedicated
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by socketcluster 3y ago
> The winners in this new world would be those who limited their dependence on software to simple systems with limited features that they could maintain mostly themselves, needing minimal support from outsiders. I'm hoping that this
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by socketcluster 3y ago
It comes down to alignment of interests and alignment of values. I think previous comment is right in suggesting that people's interests and values may not be clear at that level. People often hide them to appeal more broadly. The more
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by socketcluster 3y ago
The no-code serverless platform I built achieves this behind the scenes via a real-time CRUD API: https://saasufy.com/ The key is to perform updates on fields individually. Normally this would not be viable using HTTP due t
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by socketcluster 3y ago
I'm currently working on a server-less, no-code multi-tenant platform. I'm still unsure if I should aim for full no-code or go for low-code. So far it's possible to build complex apps with it using only HTML tags (web compone
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by socketcluster 3y ago
It's generic code, not specific to the application as it can be reused for any application. There is code behind native HTML tags too but we don't say that writing HTML is writing code, the browser handles that.
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Web Components are highly versatile. I built a chat app with GitHub OAuth login, blockchain-based authentication and access control using only 120 lines of HTML in a single .html file with no custom code, no framework, no custom server-side
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by socketcluster 3y ago
The no-code (HTML markup only) SaaS platform I'm working on seems to fit well with this philosophy: https://www.saasufy.com/ As a demo, I was able to build a chat app with it: https://saasufy.github.io/
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by socketcluster 3y ago
So basically they've been printing money and giving it to institutions who serviced reckless people who took on debts that they could not afford and did not repay. Guess who ended up paying for that? Every decent person who did the rig
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Agreed. Anyone can create a company which raises a ton of money and feeds 90% of it back to itself as revenue.
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Great to see the interest growing around native Web Components. I've been working on a no-code (markup only) platform which is also based on web components. https://saasufy.com/ I built a whole chat app with authentica
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by socketcluster 3y ago
Yes, likely. Though it hasn't been priority for MVP.
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by socketcluster 3y ago
No-code platform for building dynamic apps and websites: https://saasufy.com/ It's further along than what is available online right now though there should be an update in the next few days as it's very close to
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by socketcluster 3y ago
This is an excellent article. >> Every pentester knows that multi-step sequences are a hotbed for vulnerabilities, but with race conditions, everything is multi-step. This is something that we spent a lot of time thinking about and wh