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madisvain

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    Local first is amazing. I have been building a local first application for Invoicing since 2020 called Upcount https://www.upcount.app/ . First I used PouchDB which is also awesome…

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    Comment #31157425

    VATcomply.com has been using SQLite as a primary database for 2 years and is serving ~70 requests per second without an issue. HTTPS: https://vatcomply.com/ Github: https://github.…

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    Comment #29681657

    I built and sold couple of open source API's I built and am now working on a new one that combines them together to make a complete API product for VAT compliance. https://vatcompl…

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    For complex state flows we use Kea JS. https://kea.js.org/ The library has been around for a while and reduces a lot of boilerplate. Is also used by some quite big names.

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    Thank you very much for the heads up. I have updated the title to fix the spelling mistake. Thank you!

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    Comment #22858149

    Hoping to start something free today that can add paid features in the future: https://www.upcount.app/

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    Comment #22651173

    Working on a offline-first Invoicing app for freelancers & small businesses. Built to be cross-platform with Electron & react. https://upcount.app https://github.com/madisvain/upco…

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    Python web framework roundup

    A lot of web frameworks have been built for Python. There are even tutorials around the web for rolling your own web framework in Python. That is because it's really that easy. In …

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    Python giving Haskell a run for its money

    Everybody knows Haskell beats Python in speed - always. The main reason being is that Haskell is compiled but Python interpreted. There have been some general posts about this all …