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Comment #37938539
Figma uses a similar solution for their realtime feature. They have a famous article that explains why CRDTs aren’t necessary when you have a central server authority. https://www.…
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Comment #35943274
> people who curate digital gardens of knowledge are in a unique position to be curators of focused streams of knowledge I think you're onto something here. I save and organise art…
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Comment #35640323
It just did the same thing for me. Thank you for sharing.
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Comment #35001605
Nice work! It looks like Sequel Pro for Postgres. This might be the first free, user-friendly interface for Postgres out there. Closest would be TablePlus but it’s paid.
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Comment #34426473
I think a combination of chronological and topical organisation is best because each has their own audience. Topics are great for visitors exploring your content for the first time…
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Comment #34282221
I built a notes app specifically for capturing my HN links. It organises them both by date and topic so I can browse them by topic but also find “that one link from last week”. htt…
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Comment #33875576
Deploy daily. We had a similar issue in a Java application and couldn't work out the root cause so we decided to redeploy daily. No problems after that.
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Comment #33875234
I came to a similar conclusion about CRDTs after reading Figma's article. I ended up implementing state machine replication using Cloudflare's Websockets and Redux and found the re…
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Comment #33117703
I'm building an app using fly.io and SQLite and it's pretty interesting. this indie-stack shows how to use the remix framework, fly.io, SQLite and Prisma together. https://github.c…
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Comment #32316002
Location: Perth, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript, React, Next.js, SQL, AWS, Java, PHP Résumé/CV: https://gist.github.com/cadbox1/5dc033c47031…
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Comment #32103115
I wanted incremental refresh in Postgres as well and found that you can manage your own table to get something close. Basically you create a regular table in place of a materialise…
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Show HN: Random Emojis – A live feed of emojis using Cloudflare and WebSockets
Hi HN! I built a simple, fun and realtime app with Cloudflare, WebSockets and Redux because I've never used Cloudflare or WebSockets before and they sound pretty cool. It uses Clou…
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Show HN: A pageview counter using the AWS free tier, Postgres, Node and React
I tried to deploy my favourite stack (Postgres, Node and React) on the AWS free tier using CDK and it turned out to be quite hard.
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Comment #28747687
Powered by a PRAwN stack (Postgres, React, AWs and Node) in the free tier deployed using CDK
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Comment #26745071
I don't have the startup part yet but here's my one-person stack with Postgres, Node and React deployed on AWS with CDK using RDS, Lambda, S3 and Cloudfront. It's 100% in the free …
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Comment #26678382
I think I’ve built something similar in React. It looks like a nested list but each item can have multiple parents. It syncs to GitHub and is public, I use it to share my recipes. …
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Comment #25091551
I like knowledge apps that use external storage like GitHub because you have control of your data without sacrificing the convenience of the cloud. I did the same thing for my know…
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Comment #24500875
I think graph/network based notes are really interesting and I'm keen to see how Athens develops. I've created my own open source approach called Very Nested [1] that uses GitHub r…
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Comment #23894214
I found myself wanting a graph based approach too, with multiple parents, so I created Very Nested [1] to find out what it was like. It's open source, outline focused (like workflo…
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Comment #20915903
Did you use a tool to create the JSON or did you type it by hand?