Datahenge

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   Show HN: dbconform – stateless schema drift repair, no migration history

   3 points by Datahenge 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by Datahenge 4mo ago

   I've thought a lot about this over the years, but especially in the past 12 months. The solution greatly depends on where you live. I live in the United States. The problem here is that, legally, we only have "enterprise bargaini
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   by Datahenge 4mo ago

   I'm handling this through a combination of Tests and documentation-driven development ("scribe coding" instead of vibe coding). * If it's important, it gets written into documentation somewhere. Functional requirements,
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   by Datahenge 4mo ago

   Four months also. The struggle is real.
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   by Datahenge 4mo ago

   I don't feel AI assisted coding has removed the need for framework adoption. Instead, I feel it's enabled us to more freely choose what frontend framework(s) we want to implement. Based on the problem we're trying to solve. T
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   by Datahenge 5mo ago

   I love the use of color and the retro-style UI. Your INSTRUCTIONS.md was comprehensive. Appears to be CPU-heavy sometimes in the browser (spiked one of my CPUs to 100%), so could be an opportunity for optimization later. I've often wa