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Show HN: Zeroback – open-source realtime back end on Cloudflare Durable Objects
Hey HN! I've been reading HN for ~10 years always wanted to post something. Figured I should finally ship and share. I've been building on Cloudflare. I liked the platform a lot, b…
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Comment #40673747
Honestly I don’t see it as such an issue. If I had to use OpenAI API I would pick my favorite HTTP client and just use the Rest API and write a small wrapper around it for my needs…
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Comment #40287501
Just give us support for virtualization and we could install Linux on it and use it for development.
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Comment #39528751
Car does not make sense to me. But I would love if Apple will make a home robot, like HomePod on wheels maybe with a projector. I would also really like if they will make an electr…
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Comment #32569297
If you deploy to fly.io it should be very easy to create a cluster of elixir nodes.
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Comment #31756293
I’m very excited about Neon, can’t wait to use it in production :)
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Comment #31086536
My thoughts exactly. Does Postgres still make sense for append only tables or maybe elastic or other kind of database would be more suitable?
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Comment #27870928
The future is here and called SolidJS
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Comment #25074319
I think Solid fits the description. Similar to Svelte but more React-ish. https://github.com/ryansolid/solid
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Comment #23470489
For me it’s definitely Elixir
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Comment #21286170
Of course you can throw more servers/caching/database locks, but the advantage of using Elixir & Phoenix is that you can do a lot more with less. Think how much the code would be s…
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Comment #19113525
I had the exact same idea! Does something like that exists?
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Comment #16468325
Looks really cool! If it actually generate nice code, it will be awesome! I’m gonna play with it this weekend! How does it work with CSS?
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Comment #15893639
I just played the game for 30 mins on my iPad Pro and its really fun and addictive, great work!
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Comment #14905630
I've worked with these guys and they're awesome, good luck Rotem and Shahar you're doing great!
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Comment #14877343
Thanks for the hard work! Looking for to upgrade
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Comment #13892866
Great idea, definitely going to try it out
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Comment #13071462
Totally agree. I just can't see myself going back to templates with special DSL. I rather just use JS :)
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Comment #12789909
This looks absolutely great! Looking forward to try it out soon
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Comment #12698828
As a JavaScript developer I can't say how much excited I am about this new tool. Most of my problems with developing modern JavaScript apps are around npm client, long installs and…
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Comment #12531314
Do yourself a favour and use RethinkDB, its so much better then MongoDB, just try it
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Comment #12529682
From my understanding you can setup Horizon with your custom Node.js backend. So you're in control of your data and can manage your custom business logic
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Comment #12125029
You can turn the uploaded image into base64 string in the client and then just post it as part of your JSON payload.