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Comment #49240155
I got excited for this not because this didn't exist before, but because Docker putting their weight on this would imply a broader adoption and better integration in the industry. …
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Comment #49111460
Hi all, this is Burak, co-founder at Bruin. We built a new feature called data apps, and I recorded a quick video showing how I built the actual Scranton office of Dunder Mifflen f…
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Comment #48957699
İngestr is meant to be a lot more simpler to operate than Debezium and the likes of it, so yes, it makes things a lot easier. About the staging dump, I haven't tried it but I don't…
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Show HN: Ingestr CDC – open-source CDC replication in Go
Hi all, this is Burak, one of the founders at Bruin. I created ingestr to make data ingestion easy. ingestr is a CLI tool that can ingest data from 130+ sources. I have shared it o…
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Comment #48762455
One of the reasons why ZeroFS seems interesting is they use SlateDB under the hood, which optimizes the requests that hit S3 behind the scenes.
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Comment #48468973
It is not obvious from the post but it seems like the allow list for the scripts supports whitelisting packages instead of a global setting. This should make it easier to maintain …
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Comment #48350576
Hi, this looks interesting, thanks for sharing. I am the builder of ingestr ( https://github.com/bruin-data/ingestr ), so I am very much in the same space. I really like that you d…
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Comment #48320113
Zot seems interesting, this is the first time I see it. On a quickl look it seems like Pi, but in Go. I was hoping to embed Pi into some of our internal projects and the typescript…
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Comment #47989759
That's a good point, thanks!
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Comment #47989754
The project has been under development for over 6 months. We just open sourced it with a clean history. I am not sure what you expect here, should a project exist for months before…
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Comment #47989741
DAC currently supports YAML and JSX, what else would be a good alternative?
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Comment #47989731
Thanks! DAC does that kind of validation partially, although doesn't validate the usage of the downstream dashboards. That's a very nice idea though. In terms of validation it will…
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Comment #47989715
I am not sure we are on the same page, as far as I am aware Vega doesn't do layout, does it? E.g DAC could use Vega for the charts and still take care of everything else around it.…
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Comment #47986387
There are quite a few libraries for charts and visualization, there are not as many for actually combining many of them with layouts, different components and including the actual …
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Comment #47985963
Point taken, thanks! Out of curiosity, which DAC did you come here for?
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Comment #47985952
Partly, yes. It is a simplification with the perspective that the agents would be the primary builders.
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Comment #47985945
You write a few lines of YAML or JSX and you get a dynamic, interactive dashboard out of it. Do you have any suggestions on how to make it simpler?
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Comment #47985448
That's a great idea, will do very quickly, thanks!
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Show HN: DAC – open-source dashboard as code tool for agents and humans
Hi all, this is Burak. When agents became a reality one of the first things I wanted to do was to automate building dashboards. The first, and the most obvious, wall that I ran int…
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Comment #47223154
Hi, author here, thanks! I have used TypeScript before across various projects, but I haven't considered building CLI tooling in that before, I guess due to my prejudice against th…
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