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lostdesign
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Comment #44244933
convenience through a UI?
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Comment #44113689
Thanks and also not. Your blog just pushed my urge to design a font even further.
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Comment #35899905
You can throw it into lambda or vercel for that matter too. Yes you can use sketchy hosts but still can use legit ones too to host for free or very little money.
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Comment #35899872
> , they compromise in every other way. Architecture, performance, testability and so on and so on. Architecture: The default structure of the app is good to start out and can be c…
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Comment #35899830
Laravel has inertia, livewire or alpine to get reactive/snappy frontends if you want to have an SPA. Inertia lets you use your react while not needing to write an api. Livewire dro…
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Comment #35899816
Yeah, but these things exist across languages. Laravel has collection methods that fix that and they can be used in any php project too. https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/collections#a…
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Comment #28727400
Hi, I am the creator of that app - "these" surely are not the new to-do list apps for devs, but everyone got their own requirements. It's quite cynical/rude to say that these only …
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Comment #27352361
Thanks for your feedback! Yeah that is what I or we in our team do, simply use it for a braindump. Some do use it as a diary. My goal is and was to keep it minimal and simple at al…
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Comment #27327978
Looks like a nifty app. I‘d rather pay than having to list myself on a newsletter, but I could also just use a throwaway? Why not opensource it completely?
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Comment #27326356
Hi HN! I guess this is my first post ever? I wanted to show you my app, which I orignally made for my team at work, to give us a tool which we commonly use for our day to day tasks…
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