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I released Base about a month ago and created a blog post with some details https://dev.to/gdotdesign/base-api-for-authentication-email-... Let me know what you think! :)
Just curious, how/why did you pick email sending as a service add on?
Interesting that you've made it using https://crystal-lang.org/ https://www.mint-lang.com/ How did you decide to use these framework and how was your experience ?
I'm the author of Mint, so it was the obvious choice :) I choose Crystal because I had experience using Ruby and I absolutely loved the syntax, also Mint is built with Crystal. I really like it because it easy to read (even with type annotations) and compiles to a fast binary. Edit: If you have specific questions let me have it :D
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I'm the author of Mint, so it was the obvious choice :) I choose Crystal because I had experience using Ruby and I absolutely loved the syntax, also Mint is built with Crystal. I really like it because it easy to read (even with type annotations) and compiles to a fast binary. Edit: If you have specific questions let me have it :D
Not Crystal related but from where do you get the art? ;)
I released Base about a month ago and created a blog post with some details https://dev.to/gdotdesign/base-api-for-authentication-email-... Let me know what you think! :)
Very cool gdotdesign! We're working on something similar in the decentralized auth space. Just curious, how/why did you pick email sending as a service add on?
Interesting that you've made it using https://crystal-lang.org/ https://www.mint-lang.com/ How did you decide to use these framework and how was your experience ?
I'm the author of Mint, so it was the obvious choice :) I choose Crystal because I had experience using Ruby and I absolutely loved the syntax, also Mint is built with Crystal. I really like it because it easy to read (even with type annotations) and compiles to a fast binary. Edit: If you have specific questions let me have it :D
> Record definitions are globally unique, so defining a record with the same structure but a different name will raise an error.
So I can't have both
record User {
email : String,
name : String,
id : Number
}
record Task {
name : String,
description : String,
id : Number
}
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I'm the author of Mint, so it was the obvious choice :) I choose Crystal because I had experience using Ruby and I absolutely loved the syntax, also Mint is built with Crystal. I really like it because it easy to read (even with type annotations) and compiles to a fast binary. Edit: If you have specific questions let me have it :D
From Mint's docs [0]: > Record definitions are globally unique, so defining a record with the same structure but a different name will raise an error. So I can't have both record User { email : String, name : String, id : Number } and record Task { name : String, description : String, id : Number } in the same project? [0] https://guide.mint-lang.com/reference/records