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dmeijboom
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Comment #48786976
My point of view (after 18 years of programming): DO use frameworks (compile-time checked queries if you can) but skip ORMs that hide/obfuscate SQL completely as it will result in …
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Comment #47701684
Makes sense. At brainpod.io we moved from Next.JS to Deno Fresh. Not 100% happy but definitely an improvement. Also via Vite (since V2). I loved NextJS when it was relatively new b…
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Comment #45045847
We built Steiger after getting frustrated with Skaffold's performance in our Bazel-heavy polyglot monorepo. The main pain points were: The TAR bottleneck: Skaffold forces Bazel to …
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Comment #41422737
Happy user since day one. Since adopting Orbstack most of our frustrations with Docker on Mac OS are gone.
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Comment #40954143
Ha, neat! I’m building a dynamic programming language in Rust called atom ( https://github.com/dmeijboom/atom ). It’s an interpreted language with a bytecode compiler. Will definit…
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Comment #40528246
Thanks! I was looking for this blog post for a while now
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Comment #40272170
I don’t get the appeal of Traefik. If you want an easy to use reverse proxy that works well, pick nginx. Want something simple for self-hosting? Take a look as caddy. For Kubernete…
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Comment #37666129
Try OrbStack ;) It’s the only docker daemon alternative for Mac that makes working with docker acceptable.
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Comment #37621510
We’ve been using Zalando’s Postgres Operator before in production and we recently switched to cloudnative-pg. We didn’t experience any issues so far and I’m a big fan of their desi…
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Comment #36122508
This happened a while ago and was related to the trademark/copyright issue. It’s an immature move and I can’t take this seriously. All this does is creating unnecessary drama surro…
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Comment #32939352
I was literally looking for a lightweight Elasticsearch alternative for a couple of days now... This is great, will set it up asap.
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Comment #31901266
I recently started implementing the Postgres protocol in Rust ( https://github.com/dmeijboom/postgres-conn ). So I guess I’ll be experimenting with creating a Postgres proxy which …