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tilyupo

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    Comment #46541362

    I’ve been building a self-hosted configuration manager that lets you tweak your software without running scripts or building your own admin panel. Store feature flags, rate limits,…

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    Comment #46525648

    I would love to hear your feedback in the dynamic config sdk design and your use cases

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    Show HN: Node.js type-safe dynamic config with real-time updates (MIT)

    NodeJS TypeScript client for watching configuration values with real-time updates. Zero runtime deps, works in Node 18+. Override rules are evaluated client-side so user context ne…

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    Show HN: Replane – dynamic config for apps and services with real-time sync MIT

    Replane is a self-hosted config manager for feature flags and app settings. It's a self-hosted config manager with real-time updates via SSE, version history, and instant rollback.…

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    Comment #41457434

    Thanks! I miss Entity Framework too, one of the best ORMs out there.

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    Comment #41457363

    Yep, I would love to use plain "==" and "+", but JS doesn't support it.

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    Comment #41457319

    Same, I hope Qustar will provide better developer experience than raw SQL without sacrificing flexibility.

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    Comment #41457041

    I've big plans for Qustar, thanks for kind words!

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    Comment #41457028

    Qustar parametrizes all queries by default, so it's immune to SQL injections. I'll add info about that with examples to the docs, thank for the feedback!

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    Comment #41456700

    It was more of an ergonomics choice. To me it seems like it's more readable to write `await users.filter(user => user.id.eq(42).fetch(connector)` instead of `await connector.fetch(…

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    Comment #41456640

    I agree, classic ORMs usually don't play well with complex queries. I think Qustar is closer to a query builder than ORM tbh. You can compose arbitrary queries using it.

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    Comment #41456565

    Exactly! Qustar was heavily inspired by EF.

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    Show HN: Node.js ORM to query SQL database through an array-like API

    Hello everyone! I'm exited to share a NodeJS package I was working on for the past two months. The package is designed to simplify querying SQL databases through an array-like API.…

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    Comment #35785047

    Discut is a Blog, Feature request, and Q&A all in one place. It can act as a standalone app or as part of your (Headless CMS). This is our first launch, and I would be very gratefu…

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