steve-rodrigue

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I'm building an open source version of HootSuite. Suggestions needed
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by steve-rodrigue 10y ago
Please note that the goal of Rodson is to create and connect REST APIs with as few code as possible, while writing as less configuration as possible. Let me know what you think of its syntax... the full documentation of Rodson and the full
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Show HN: A CRUD API created with a DSL compiler I made called Rodson(github.com)
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How should I price my software as a service? I'm targetting developers
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Boosting the economy instead of disrupting local communities(irestful.com)
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I'm currently creating an open source marketing software(irestful.com)
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Show HN: iRESTful: write less boiler plate code. 1 of 3 steps done(irestful.com)
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by steve-rodrigue 11y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I needed. Thanks for sharing!
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Ask HN: Which hand written diagram software do you use?
1 points by steve-rodrigue 11y ago|4 comments
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
Does anyone knows which app has been used to create the "handwritten" images? I draw very badly so I'm looking for such an app to explain data flows on a corporate blog/wiki.
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
Even if it uses views, it still binds your data storage to your RESTful API. If you use such an application, it won't be possible to move some data to other data storage, such as Redis, to normalize some data, for example, without mod
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
Impedance mismatch happens often when directly mapping table's data to an object. When working with an API that match perfectly a database table, the user will have 2 choices (inside his client's applications): 1) Building an obj
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
Creating an API directly on top of your database schema brings the problem of impedance mismatch in all the client applications built directly on top of your new API. However, if you create an Endpoint (Objects) based RESTful API on top of
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
A good API is an API that abstract its database schema and expose designed Endpoints (Objects) to its clients. By exposing Objects instead of your schema, your API has less chance to be updated as frequently, since its internal data storage
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
PHP is just a tool that makes it very easy to create quick websites using logic directly in html. I totally agree that this is a bad practice and should be avoided. This is why it attracted a lot of script kiddies at its beginning. On the
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by steve-rodrigue 12y ago
I also believe that creating a CRUD RESTful API directly on top of your database schema is a very bad idea because of the potential impedance mismatch. Normally, a REST API is formed of Endpoints (Objects), so this article should explain th