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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   It's a great service. Everyone on the team loves it.
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   Yes, since we are home in Shanghai, China is still an important market for us. Though the Global market is always our primary target.
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   >> But I don't think Bytebase needs Figma (Author here) We definitely need Figma, because we don't have designers and Figma empowers non-designers design.
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   We went through HubSpot trial and didn’t convert at the end. 1. We don't have a sales team. 2. Our content is all markdown based and stored in Git, so we can't use their CMS and analytics. We end up managing CMS in a table.
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   (Author here) We have done several iterations to make it less annoying, well... As a developer myself, I am not a fan of the popover either. While wearing the marketing hat, I would say intercom is useful to some extent. We probably won&#x
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   (Author here) We publish on both English and Chinese channels. Some articles are only relevant to one Channel. For the general ones, usually, we can’t just write in 1 language and translate it to another. The blog you see only shows English
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   Author here >> I find it hard to believe they're actually using all these tools on a regular basis. We do rely on all mentioned tools, though for some tools, we only use them occasionally due to their nature (e.g. we don't
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   by tianzhou 4y ago

   Update, GitHub said they would re-evaluate the plan https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/31644
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   Re: GitHub's plan to remove Trending tab(star-history.com)

   2 points by tianzhou 4y ago|0 comments
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    throw the baby out with the bathwater :(
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    The Good Parts of Supabase(noahflk.com)

    3 points by tianzhou 4y ago|0 comments
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    Reddit Brand Guidelines 2022 [pdf](redditinc.com)

    2 points by tianzhou 4y ago|1 comments
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    Impressed by its comprehensiveness
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    "One of the earliest realizations we made at PlanetScale is that the world of databases had been practically untouched by DevOps practices. The benefits of DevOps are numerous, including faster product delivery and continuous integrati
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    Google SRE and Developers Collaborate(itrevolution.com)

    1 points by tianzhou 4y ago|0 comments
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    The Paved PaaS to Microservices at Netflix(youtube.com)

    1 points by tianzhou 4y ago|0 comments
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    CLI tools like Flyway still play a critical role nowadays. However, they show their ages facing the arising infra complexity and demanding collaboration requirements. Teams need GitLab / GitHub to collaborate instead of relying on Git
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    We like the current style and plan to keep it as is.
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    I am the maintainer of star-history.com. Thanks for posting this on HN. Just to share a trick, you can also use markdown to embed a live star history chart to your GitHub README. e.g. ## Star History [![Star History Chart]( https:/&#x2
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    by tianzhou 4y ago

    We also used SQLite and leverage PRAGMA user_version to do the trick. But decided to move to PostgreSQL mainly due to the schema migration constraints. Our experience is SQLite is OK for small to medium projects, but when the business logic
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    Good write-up. I am wondering what's the process of performing regular schema change (e.g. ALTER TABLE) on a 4TB instance looks like?
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    Bytebase author here. We have a web service at hub.bytebase.com to deal with license purchasing and is also backed by PostgreSQL. And we also plan to offer a SaaS service in the future. One thing the article doesn't mention is database
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    Thanks for the feedback and the encouraging words. I did try, but front-end development is harder for a database engineer... Definitely could be improved here.
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    One of the Bytebase authors here and I am the one who chose SQLite in the first place. The project started in 2021 Jan and I did notice litestream. And actually, one of the main reasons I chose SQLite is because of litestream. Because I cou
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    There's a new one in this field bytebase.com (Disclaimer, I am the author of it)
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    What if we call it "democratize CI/CD" ;)
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    Last time, we received quite positive feedback on HN when we announced a major update to star-history.com ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30046730 ). This time, we are bringing another handy feature - add a live star h
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    Show HN: One liner adding a LIVE star history chart to your GitHub README(star-history.com)

    5 points by tianzhou 5y ago|1 comments
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    Glad it helps!
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    by tianzhou 5y ago

    There is no particular reason. Because the project started in 2016 when there is only REST API and it has served us well.