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by theobr 4y ago
Hi - I didn't "make" this but my community did and I'm so proud of what they made. Happy to take any and all questions! Just posted a Youtube video about our new docs launch as well https://youtu.be/OSOxl
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Create T3 App – Typesafe fullstack for the rest of us(create.t3.gg)
1 points by theobr 4y ago|1 comments
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by theobr 4y ago
HUGE launch so hyped
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Please stop using GraphQL for your databases(twitter.com)
4 points by theobr 4y ago|2 comments
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Create-t3-app – new CLI to init a modular, typesafe, full-stack web app(github.com)
3 points by theobr 4y ago|0 comments
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by theobr 4y ago
If you're not using OBS, Ping is not for you (just yet). OBS is the Linux of the live video space. It's a necessary piece of every professional live creator's pipe. We're the first solution in the space building INTO OBS
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I'm So Happy I Quit My Dream Job(t3.gg)
31 points by theobr 4y ago|4 comments
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by theobr 4y ago
100% agree. Thought I’d hate it and it’s been a huge productivity win
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by theobr 4y ago
Fantastic little piece of hardware. I got in somewhat late, especially as a content creator, but man has this tiny keyboard made managing my setup so, so much simpler
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by theobr 4y ago
We've been using Axiom at Ping for awhile now and it's 100% the drop-in logdrain we've been looking for. Couldn't be simpler. Team's great too. Highly recommend
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by theobr 4y ago
tRPC has been a lifesaver for us at Ping.gg Never had such a seamless experience building and deploying “full stack” apps. Multiple classes of bugs just, like, don’t happen now? Helped build up a lot of the GraphQL tech at twitch, and I sti
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by theobr 4y ago
Re: the "tailwind is the new Bootstrap" bit - half agree. tailwind-typography is highly opinionated and "automatically applied", unlike Tailwind itself. I don't think that Tailwind will be quite as immediately visib
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by theobr 5y ago
Lambda =/= microservice. I run my entire company off of a single lambda function and a single Next.js project - best DX I've ever experienced.
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by theobr 5y ago
This feels a lot like the growing Vercel + Planetscale solution. (or Netlify/Cloudflare/Amplify + Cockroach/Supabase/Aurora) Vercel provides CDN caching for static assets, edge functions, and lambdas. Planetscale provide
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by theobr 5y ago
Been using GrowthBook for a few weeks now at Ping Labs and man, this is exactly what we needed. We're a small startup moving incredibly quick. I was shocked at how much setup time it took to get a simple feature flag into our app with
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GitHub’s Longest (Partial) Outage(twitter.com)
4 points by theobr 5y ago|2 comments
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by theobr 5y ago
I'm getting a suspicion of an "umbrella manager" here, like the boss is a storm and your manager has done a good job keeping you out of it. Either that or he threw you under the bus, but that feels less likely. I would try an
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by theobr 5y ago
They use those things for some very specific math-heavy transforms and rendering - still all Javascript for the UI. I’ve used WASM for some ffmpeg-in-browser stuff too. The belief in WASM as a method to build client-facing software is an am
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by theobr 5y ago
Point me at one fast moving “large client side app” that uses Rust via WASM over Typescript and I will move my entire company over
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by theobr 5y ago
The solution I recommend (tRPC) allows you to write no typedefs whatsoever lol
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by theobr 5y ago
This reply alone makes all the effort I’ve put into my stack worth it. Thank you :)
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by theobr 5y ago
Without a strongly inferred type system, all of the things you’re describing around “changing everything to change one thing” are just as much a problem. In a well typed system, you can choose how deep you want your changes to go. Let’s say
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by theobr 5y ago
You should check out the video I link at the end - the most complex problems have the exact same solutions when your types are inferred :)
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by theobr 5y ago
This is super cool and I’m excited to dig in more Any chance there are some demos building a full stack app on this tech?
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by theobr 5y ago
Hey y’all! I’ve been a big nerd about all things React, Next and Typescript for awhile and wanted to formalize some of my thoughts and frustrations into this article. I was lucky enough to get some awesome eyes on it early, including a hand
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An Inconsistent Truth: Next.js and Typesafety(t3.gg)
103 points by theobr 5y ago|48 comments
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by theobr 5y ago
Webpack is no longer a dependency of Next.js - this was the big announcement about the compiler. You will have to opt out of the new SWC compiler (if this is an option atm)
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by theobr 5y ago
When you say "+ dependencies" do you mean the package lock file? I measure written-by-humans LOC. This particular rewrite happened to drop about 14 unnecessary deps in favor of vanilla Node.js, Typescript and Socket.io
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by theobr 5y ago
Would love for some of these commenters to tell my customers to go back to Zoom because it's a "real product" lol Really appreciate the support man. I've built enough "real product" to be confident that this me
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by theobr 5y ago
Honestly I expected it to take at least a week or two. The team that owned the backend made it seem like there was a lot of "super tough magic going on here", which was a lie on its face. Lesson learned for sure - spend a few hour

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