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by sylvain_ 7y ago
There is a great writing from Stripe which explains their process for database migration : - Dual writing to the existing and new tables to keep them in sync. - Changing all read paths in our codebase to read from the new table. - Changing
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by sylvain_ 8y ago
This is really a great tool! I really see using it, first to prototype quickly (wireframing) and then to customize it when I want to produce the real content. I'm on a Rails stack so any way to produce HTML or SLIM would be a great add
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by sylvain_ 14y ago
Yes, exactly. And I know what I'm talking about, I created my own project management app, half for fun, half to be completely tailored to me ;)
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by sylvain_ 14y ago
I really understand the problem you are tackling : you haven't found a BugTracking system that works for your company. Especially because you are in the web development field so you know exactly what you want. But I think that the problem i
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by sylvain_ 15y ago
The service looks great! In what format are the google docs stored on Dropbox/Basecamp?
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by sylvain_ 15y ago
Great tool ! Simple and focused. Maybe two things a little more helpful : 1. The ability to press Ctrl+Z to undo 2. A global reset button (not so important as we can refresh the page) I would love to try this on an iPad with a pen.
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by sylvain_ 15y ago
Interesting idea but how can you assure that your service will stay in business in 100 years (for instance), so that my story will be published at that time ? Am I missing something ? Also, be careful, your design is messed up on Mac / Chro
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by sylvain_ 15y ago
Thanks for this great summary and thank you all guys, it was a great start I think ! The buzzwords session was really fun.
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by sylvain_ 15y ago
I completely understand your desire to know how the 'magic' works. But the good thing with open source frameworks is that you just have to checkout the sources and see how things are working internally. If it's too complicated at the beginn