how do i know this doesnt have malware installed ?
This is a reasonable question. Not everyone can do a full audit of the codebase, regardless of how open the source is.
Show HN: Mercek – A Desktop IDE for AWS ECS
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#33The AI-style CSS that all AI apps have is an instant turn off to me.
Can you describe the “AI-style CSS” look? It’s gone over my head. I thought this thing looks pretty nice, kind of jetbrainsy maybe.
Re: Show HN: Mercek – A Desktop IDE for AWS ECS
#34E1S is solid for terminal use, but a visual task and service view helps when you are debugging across clusters. Does this handle cross-region ECS or only single region?
Re: Show HN: Mercek – A Desktop IDE for AWS ECS
#35E1S is solid for terminal use, but a visual task and service view helps when you are debugging across clusters. Does this handle cross-region ECS or only single region?
Yes it handles cross region. This was added in the latest release (0.3.2)
Re: Show HN: Mercek – A Desktop IDE for AWS ECS
#36this is great. no electron is a bonus too lmao.
too many tools are ai focused, good to see someones making a human eyes tool again.
question though; do you plan on extending to other aws services?
Re: Show HN: Mercek – A Desktop IDE for AWS ECS
#37this is great. no electron is a bonus too lmao. too many tools are ai focused, good to see someones making a human eyes tool again. question though; do you plan on extending to other aws services?
I didn’t plan on extending to other AWS services
I intended this to be focused on ECS like lens is for K8S
But if there is demand then I might