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Automatically Deploy Images from Dockerhub to Heroku with Mermaid(github.com)
1 points by traviswebb 10y ago|0 comments
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by traviswebb 10y ago
Version 2 of Trails was released a few days ago: https://github.com/trailsjs/trails/releases/tag/2.0 We continue to build on the success of Trails v1, and continue our bi-annual release cycle to coincide
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Trails v2 – A Modern Web Application Framework for Node.js(trailsjs.io)
1 points by traviswebb 10y ago|1 comments
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by traviswebb 10y ago
Uses GraphiQL ( https://github.com/graphql/graphiql ) and faker.js ( https://github.com/marak/Faker.js/ ) to auto-generate documentation and data. Source code is here: https://github.c
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GraphiQL.io: test/learn GraphQL using generated data(graphiql.io)
2 points by traviswebb 10y ago|1 comments
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by traviswebb 11y ago
That was never the main design consideration of Git, but you nonetheless can make commits and branches when the server is down. Go try it.
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by traviswebb 11y ago
For anyone who's interested, the github repo: https://github.com/trailsjs/trails
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by traviswebb 11y ago
> Travis is the _only_ former Sails contributor (i.e. someone with actual write access to our repos) Again, we seem to define these terms differently. I think if you told the hundreds of Sails contributors that they aren't actually
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by traviswebb 11y ago
I added them as products to the "Balderdash" company. I think we have different definitions of "deface".
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by traviswebb 11y ago
See also: https://twitter.com/TravisWebbUSA/status/679406525358600192
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by traviswebb 11y ago
We've been in contact with the owner of tent, and are responding appropriately. Our logo unfortunately does bear a strong resemblance to theirs, which our designers are working to resolve. I'd hitherto not heard of tent nor seen t
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by traviswebb 11y ago
re stock market: A common (and expensive) fallacy of beginners who think they can beat the market with clever technical tricks is analyzing all of the publicly-traded companies' history and divining patterns in trading and such. This i
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by traviswebb 11y ago
Yep, good idea. I've produced a number of Sails tutorials and videos as well :) We will be doing a similar series for Trails.
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by traviswebb 11y ago
They haven't announced it yet, but it'll be on the 13th at the Miami node.js meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Miami-node-js-Meetup/
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by traviswebb 11y ago
They are still working on Treeline full-time as far as I know, and for the foreseeable future.
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by traviswebb 11y ago
It will be awhile before it's fully production-ready of course, but we'll begin using it internally for developing new projects after our 1.0-beta release in February. One note: we're using Hapi by default, but koa and expres
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by traviswebb 11y ago
Hopefully. We've actually seen some (mostly superficial) activity in Sails recently, which is surprising and encouraging. Trails is actually much more modular than Sails. The goal is the same -- to make your life easier -- and the conv
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by traviswebb 11y ago
I'm doing that now :) We hadn't anticipated this much press before our Jan 8 release, so we're caught off-balance a bit. Thanks.
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by traviswebb 11y ago
All -- Keep in mind that Trails.js is pre-release. We're releasing 1.0-alpha on January 8, which isn't too far away. For more info on our development schedule, see our roadmap: https://github.com/trailsjs/trai
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by traviswebb 11y ago
He owned some of the assets, still, including the github org. Even though we negotiated an agreement, and were operating the company under the assumptions of that agreement, McNeil refused to sign it at the last minute and spent the past tw
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by traviswebb 11y ago
This is clickbait. Why is it on hackernews?
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by traviswebb 11y ago
Your assessment is perfectly logical based on the information you have available, and also mostly wrong. First, I'm not 22, and our COO ran the largest jQuery cobsulting firm (appendTo) for 5 years. Second, McNeil did not hire us, we p
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by traviswebb 11y ago
Interestingly, even though the node.js community is growing quickly and has a lot of great tools, I think your options are mainly Sails.js and Meteor. Meteor, imho, focuses much more efforts around building shiny things to convincing new de
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by traviswebb 11y ago
Personal or not, our entire company is devoted to making Trails the best damn backend framework for node. We don't distract ourselves with VC-funded side projects, and we don't have a automated bot that closes everyone's issu
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by traviswebb 11y ago
We've started a new company to support the development of Trails. I don't want to go into the gossip of why things fell apart with McNeil and Treeline, but suffice it to say that we are no longer involved in the development or mai
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by traviswebb 11y ago
FWIW, Trails.js is based on hapi, and we will be adding Sequelize support after 1.0-beta is released in February.
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by traviswebb 11y ago
If you only knew how much work needs to be done on Sails.js, you'd understand how inadequate 10 commits per month is :)
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by traviswebb 11y ago
It's a parked domain that I own :) We're just recently pulling the branding and docs for trails together. We'll have a website hosted there soon.
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by traviswebb 11y ago
FYI, Another HN post linked to the same thread a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10755557
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by traviswebb 11y ago
FYI, Sails is being replaced with Trails: https://github.com/trailsjs/trails

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