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by yasserf 5y ago
core author of deepstream here. Just wanted to pitch in with some of deepstream features. Deepstream currently has its own JSON/protobuf protocol that is similar to WAMP but also has presence and data-sync built in. The downside is tha
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by yasserf 5y ago
HalloMarta | ONSITE or REMOTE (CEST) | Full-time | HalloMarta.de marta. provides software to connect caregivers with families across Europe. We believe that it is a right to receive proper care and age in dignity. In our own families, we ha
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by yasserf 6y ago
HalloMarta | Remote or Onsite (Berlin) | Full-time | HalloMarta.de marta. provides software to connect caregivers with families across Europe. We believe that it is a right to receive proper care and age in dignity. In our own families, we
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by yasserf 6y ago
Hey I’m Yasser, and I have been working on a meditation/audio book platform where users have the ability to select different narrators, sounds and languages for any meditation they select. It’s a community driven project meaning that a
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Ask HN: What’s your preferred budget IoT home solution?
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by yasserf 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Berlin / REMOTE Looking for a freelance position. Have a decade of experience building complex fintech real-time web apps. Lots of experience with react/redux, react native, nodeJS, angular, selenium flavours, Postg
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by yasserf 6y ago
Location: Berlin (UK Citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yasserfadl Email: yasser.fadl@vlandor.com Github: https://github.com/yasserf (main work done on
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by yasserf 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK | Remote Only Looking for a freelance position. Have up to a decade of experience building complex fintech real-time web apps. Lots of experience with react/redux, react native, nodeJS, angular, selenium flavours, Pos
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Samarambi – A meditation studio for recording and translating(youtu.be)
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by yasserf 7y ago
Hey thanks for the reply! Yeah I totally agree in terms of no one is perfect and mistakes are made. My thought pattern was more around whether I was/am meant to reach out to the party whose letter I got to inform them so that they can
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Ask HN: How to react to a potential privacy breach?
2 points by yasserf 7y ago|3 comments
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Future of Deepstream / Contributor Callout(github.com)
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Deepstream.io: Evolution of Realtime-Search(deepstream.io)
2 points by yasserf 7y ago|1 comments
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by yasserf 7y ago
Thanks! We had an awesome UX designer as a co-founder. It was closed source yup, also based on a pretty old stack of knockout and CSS so it isn't very salvageable
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by yasserf 7y ago
Yeah when we made deepstream sound more like a standalone deployment, similar to nginx or rethinkdb (meaning you can get an executable/install via package managers and so forth) and downplayed the NodeJS part of it we ended up having a
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by yasserf 7y ago
It isn't just a pubsub solution though To compare to other frameworks out there: featherjs: A framework for real-time applications and REST APIs meteor: THE FASTEST WAY TO BUILD JAVASCRIPT APPS deepstream: a fast and secure data-sync r
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by yasserf 7y ago
I totally agree. Having a single point of entry gives us some small benefits like a single connection/simplified deployments but it isn't efficient to have a provider connected on one node in a cluster and have to forward data to
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by yasserf 7y ago
I would say the compelling feature is it's opensource 'serverless' data-sync with permissions, clustering, monitoring and auth built in. Serverless here meaning there is no server code required, just run the server. The easie
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by yasserf 7y ago
Yup! We changed it to MIT as AGPL actually limited a few people from using it in their companies (company wide license regulations) and I would rather promote adoption under a more permissive license.
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by yasserf 7y ago
What sort of documentation would make most sense? We went through iterations of example animated apps, code samples and text but can't seem to explain it clearly yet =( Any input would be much appreciated!
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by yasserf 7y ago
Deepstream works best as a standalone server! Ideally you would just configure it using a config file for your permissions ( https://deepstream.io/tutorials/core/permission/valve-introd... ) and use http auth t
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by yasserf 7y ago
https://deepstream.io/tutorials/concepts/what-is-deepstream/ Generally deepstream is an alternative to using firebase, socket.io, featherJS and meteor. However rather than putting the logic within the server
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by yasserf 7y ago
We actually had a couple of usecases that used deepstream for that sort of thing. https://vimeo.com/143728632 was what led to deepstream being initially written a few years back
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by yasserf 7y ago
thanks for the feedback! Do you mean in the actual Hero or to elaborate more within the 'what it is' section on the home page?
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Deepstream 5.0: Resurrected using MIT license(deepstream.io)
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by yasserf 7y ago
Will do, cheers
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by yasserf 7y ago
Thanks! Are you referring to the docs on deepstreamHub? If so it’s because we needed to separate what the OS version does better and I used the older OS website as a starting point (except now using Gatsby).Otherwise the docs were copied o
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by yasserf 7y ago
As a maintainer of another web realtime server (deepstream.io), I got to say FeatherJS is an inspiration in terms of documentation and tutorial standards. I spent quite a bit of time watching their live streams on youtube and browsing throu
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Adding MQTT Support to Deepstream(deepstream.io)
2 points by yasserf 7y ago|0 comments
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Deepstream.io: 4.1 release compatible with older SDKs(deepstream.io)
1 points by yasserf 7y ago|0 comments

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