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mnapoli

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    I built favicon.show because I needed a way to display the favicon of any website. This is built on Cloudflare Workers and their KV store.

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    Show HN: Family Tree Maker

    I'm writing a book of my family's history and I want to add good looking trees for each family. I started building them by hand but it's a lot of work to design and maintain. So I …

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    The problem: coding accelerates, I can't keep up with tests. Either I review everything and we're not moving faster, either I don't and don't trust them The idea: executable specs …

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    Comment #44938597

    They are cached

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    Show HN: Get the Favicon of Any Website

    This is my week-end project. I needed this for another project that shows a list of website. Showing the favicon of websites can be surprisingly hard if you want it to be more than…

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    Comment #38100431

    PHP is great for serverless because its execution model is compatible with it. Unlike Node, Python, Java, etc. that start a long-lived server, each request is handled by PHP in a s…

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    Comment #38100391

    Their clients have very variable traffic patterns because they are in very different industries. They have traffic spikes at lunch, or at the end of every month for example: > infr…

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    Comment #38099997

    You can deploy using the CDK for example: https://bref.sh/docs/deploy/aws-cdk

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    Comment #34902097

    Happy Depot user here, our builds are now 10 to 20 times faster: https://twitter.com/matthieunapoli/status/162009074440824422...

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    Comment #30938131

    Last step: https://bref.sh

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    Comment #30789813

    This is pretty incredible TBH

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    With your webhost, you have to setup and maintain the server, including patching/updating it, setting up SSL, etc. I used to do that for side projects, but I've had too many server…

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    Comment #15954731

    Oh this is quite clever, we always tend to forget to update the dependencies…

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