thejosh

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by thejosh 9y ago
Sydney is fine.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Great it worked out for you, but if it wasn't such a pain to upgrade (I know this from personal experience), wouldn't there be lesser FUD?
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by thejosh 9y ago
I really like absinthe with apollo/subscripions on the frontend for realtime updates.
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by thejosh 9y ago
As long as apollo the client stays good and opensource, does it really matter if the devs also start doing more commercial projects?
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by thejosh 9y ago
Haven't used paw, but agreed with above about Insomnia, and: - GraphQL support is pretty decent - Copy as CURL is awesome
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by thejosh 9y ago
Maybe it's because the only APIs I've dealt with are kind of terrible, leads a bad taste in my mouth.
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by thejosh 9y ago
This is also a painpoint for me, I have an app that doesn't use much memory, but can use multiple cores/threads.. but most providers sell you on RAM, not CPU.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Also the memory usage is killer.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yes, but it's always nice when a project gives a tldr on their blog about what they are.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yeah, I liked pgadmin3 but don't like pgadmin4. I like a GUI for traversing and understanding table structure, without having to do \d table. I use cli for everything else. Will give dbeaver a try.
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by thejosh 9y ago
What about new users? Wouldn't you want to keep improving to attract new users? Depends on your market though I guess.
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by thejosh 9y ago
I'm currently evaluating testcafe which is pretty nice, and headless chrome was easy to setup. I'm interested to see what people recommend for browser testing, I'm also using preact.
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by thejosh 9y ago
I just got the same setup this week. Docker multistage builds are amazing and make builds super small and awesome. You can ship releases without having to install Erlang or elixir on the imag, and just use what distillery has. Distillery re
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by thejosh 9y ago
I use Elixir and Absinthe, and was very skeptical as well until the past month about GQL. I'm now completely sold, for a JS powered app, using Preact and Apollo-client makes working with the backend incredibly easy, and realtime via su
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by thejosh 9y ago
I've been using Insomia for a while, and really, really like it (hence why I submitted this post here :D). The GraphQL support looks good, and will try it out with our backend.
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Introducing GraphQL Support for Insomnia(insomnia.rest)
84 points by thejosh 9y ago|26 comments
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by thejosh 9y ago
Agreed, discover weekly is great, I have a couple of different tastes in music depending on what I'm doing, and each discover weekly/daily is separated into genre. It's great.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Too bad it doesn't work with npm 5..?
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by thejosh 9y ago
Great. 1.5 which was just released really helps with pattern matching failures and gives suggestions. I really like testing with elixir.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Check out the guide on Absinthe, which is an elixir library.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Tyre Connect | React Developer, Contractor (3 month contract) | Perth, Australia | Remote Tyre Connect is looking for a developer for a 3 month contract. You're a Javascript developer, using React, or have experience with similar frame
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by thejosh 9y ago
Elixir for the backend, they have around 5 million concurrent users.
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by thejosh 9y ago
I use it for my own small startup + my work uses it as well. Couldn't recommend it hard enough. Elixir 1.5 (just released) improves Developer Experience and makes things a little easier to debug. Highly recommended, but as always ignor
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by thejosh 9y ago
Still waiting for the threadrippers, excited to see the benchmarks and if it will be worth buying. Will be using it for mainly developing elixir applications, which use all cores.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Where abouts are you? Here in AU, it seems everyone uses voicemail for their mobiles.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Tyre Connect | Elixir Developer, Contractor (3 month contract) | Perth, Australia | Remote Tyre Connect is looking for a developer for a 3 month contract, you would have a background of several years in software development, preferably func
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by thejosh 9y ago
Looks like their cdn is having problems as well now, seeing timeouts when trying to download archives.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Its what they use right now, who knows what is coming down the pipeline?
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yep, so much spam from change.org after signing a petition, had to unsubscribe
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by thejosh 9y ago
Circle 2.0 solves these problems, I have a docker images I pull from (app/postgres), tests complete in about 10-13 seconds. And it's all by YML.

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