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yroc92
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Comment #48237780
I use (and like) both. Bun is a drop-in replacement for node. If you don't want to fuss with test config, tsconfig, esmodules, etc., I find that it just works. Deno has a nice stan…
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Comment #45669762
I had a 2015 f type. The day before it was to be transferred to the new owner, the engine smoked out on the highway. I don’t recall why, might have been an oil leak.
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Comment #45135110
Was WhatsApp 0 revenue?
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Comment #44255779
I’m also interested to hear ideas for this.
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Comment #43525102
User isolation in a single data store. Basically, many customers sharing a single database securely without sharing their data.
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Comment #43419660
We are at Scribe[1]. We do it to make sense of knowledge workflows on computers to predict the next step in the process (our software points out where in the DOM a user might need …
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Comment #42271040
Does this share your screen across domains? If so, how?
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Comment #41144748
Universities pay per student.
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Comment #39261179
This is a great article! It’s very helpful to see what a system-wide setup looks like with Caddy. It’s also crazy how easy caddy makes configuration for a zero-trust environment. W…
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Comment #36804786
Yeah I don't understand that logic. How do you improve or even know what's going on with the service if you have no analytics?
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Comment #33416732
Caddy is your friend here https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https
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Comment #30547474
My advice is to never actually build anything for a business unless you have paying customers beforehand. I made a simple landing page with Webflow that described a product idea I …
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Comment #30179604
I tried out DO App Platform and it’s pretty decent. There were a few bugs I encountered. One glaring issue is the lack of static IP’s which was a must for me. They claim they’re wo…
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Comment #30179568
I use fly.io in production. It’s very good if you’re comfortable with a CLI. However, I wouldn’t say it’s nearly as beginner friendly as Heroku. Heroku is dummy easy to get started…
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Comment #29839771
Using Caddy it’s not too hard if you know what you’re doing. But if you have many nodes you’re deploying it’s starts to get more complicated. A lot of people don’t know what they’r…
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Comment #29668113
I started AppMasker ( https://appmasker.com ) a few months ago. It’s basically a reverse-proxy as a service (using Caddy) and makes adding custom domains to your web app a breeze. …
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Comment #29224006
Agreed. It's not perfect and can be buggy.
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Comment #29190782
There is typescript support.
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Comment #28070259
I think too much time is spent defending the decision unnecessarily. It’s a good switch.
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Comment #28069652
Have you all connected with https://www.svix.com/ ?
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Comment #27945555
Me as well!
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Comment #27768629
Happened to me.
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Comment #26841352
Same reason anyone makes any kind of app in the browser. It’s insanely accessible to users on nearly any device.
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Comment #26827295
It blew my mind to hear that the Xbox ran on 64mb of RAM.
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Comment #26782668
Is there a reason this blog isn’t using HTTPS?