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I genuinely hope you are kidding, haha.
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I'm really liking it so far and have been using this in production for the landing (and soon the blog) page at https://devclad.com/ using SSG. Had some issues running the SSR api function on Vercel, though. Probably so
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Related: I recently built https://github.com/arthtyagi/serverless-notion-blog which helps you use Notion as a CMS. It's like https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x but much less worked on
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Built something super similar in Go for user avatars (no sloths, sorry. I'll add them though haha) - github.com/devclad-inc/serverless-userpics
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Show HN: Serverless User Avatar Fetcher in Go
(github.com)
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Well, I'm 19 and I was taught as a kid how to write cursive extensively in India. Not saying it's good or bad, however.
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React Query meets React Router (v6.4)
(tkdodo.eu)
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Another 20 years from now, I highly doubt you'd have to even care as much about performance of servers as you do now stemming from the use of a language that keeps you productive. Remember, hardware is getting more powerful and cheaper
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They could be routinely proxying and renaming the routes for their self-hosted ad network script to fly under the radar. Sort of what you would do to get your analytics script past UBlock. Like, use Cloudflare worker or something to proxy y
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Dockyard seems to be making strides with their projects which in turn makes working with Elixir lucrative (assuming the projects do take off). Yesterday, they posted LiveView Native and now— this.
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Not sure what you mean by "quality is in decline". I'm pretty happy (much like others) with GitHub now more than ever. Github has been releasing new features left and right. Some of them are an unwelcome sight (think Github B
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I can understand why Cloudflare is under the fire. However, I think it's bold of them to be an agnostic service-provider. Not sure if it's the right thing, that's debatable on what you value more.
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https://github.com/Xe/Xeact After a little digging, this might be the framework the author is using. I'm not sure. However, the benefits of this are pretty vague.
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I wasn't old enough for a small Reddit/college exclusive Facebook so I don't feel too strongly about it. However, I do agree that we don't have a true social platform (not a corp with other objectives). We can bemoan thi
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There's no right answer to: - what you should censor - whether you should censor when running a social media (more like an ad-platform but irrelevant to the point I'm making) service to this scale serving people from every demogra
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Was thinking the same thing but considering this is free, I'm skeptical. I don't know, I'm always skeptical of free products now, it feels as if something critical is missing. Paying for a service at least gives me peace of m
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yeah he's "disrupting" the housing market now. Good for him.
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I agree. And the disdain towards a new way of doing things (especially in web development, serverless for instance) is impeccable. No one is forcing anyone to use these new ways.
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The product is not suitable to your needs then? sigh
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But does it help you ship? (2020)
(thorstenball.com)
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Cause it’s fun? And as a byproduct of that, you might even earn some money on the side. It’s a win-win.
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I picked QBASIC up as a kid and made my first game (a quiz), that was my first eureka moment. Pretty cool now that I think of it.
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Show HN: Serverless Notion Blog using React
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I'd recommend CloudFlare pages is a cool alternative. Super easy to setup and free too.
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Thankfully, people now are much smarter in this regard and with the spam filters and everything. People know better in terms of what's spam and even understand dark patterns in legitimate products.
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It quite literally starts with, "ever wondered what it takes to build your own web framework that also deploys to edge and serverless infrastructure?”. They are not suggesting you to do this to get your “simple application up and runni
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It’s like they are either getting old and don’t like to keep up with modern web development but it’s easy to see this behavior elsewhere too. Aversion towards new way of doing things where people feel like the old way was just working is to
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Web Archive - https://web.archive.org/web/20220729130025/https://www.theat...
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good job if this is satire, causing "youogle" and "making world a better place" goes hand and glove haha! If not, well- I don't have much to add, good luck!
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I think they fixed it now or something, I was able to sign up.
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