Martinsos

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by Martinsos 3mo ago
In a meta way, this blog post itself is example of that: sounds obvious that blogging can just be stating the obvious, but I still enjoyed reading it, and it served as a good reminder. I guess part of what makes it feel good is confirmation
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by Martinsos 3mo ago
Hey all, Martin here, co-founder of Wasp, a batteries-included full-stack JS/TS framework! A unique thing about Wasp is that we built it around the central "specification" language (DSL) that lets you express the high-level o
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Open Vibe: agent tutors you as you vibe code your SaaS app(wasp.sh)
3 points by Martinsos 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Martinsos 5mo ago
Glad to hear, let me know if you will have any feedback :)!
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I moved my blog from Jekyll to Emacs Lisp(martinsos.com)
28 points by Martinsos 5mo ago|3 comments
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by Martinsos 5mo ago
I started working on this a couple of months ago in the spare time and have finally gotten it to the state where I am ready to pronounce it done! It was great fun and I love the result, I hope you find it interesting. Would also love any fe
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by Martinsos 6mo ago
Martin from Wasp here -> you are right that we kind of went overly into DSL, we are actually switching it to TS at the moment (experimental version already out for some time but now making it the main way to use Wasp), but not because of
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Comparison of two frameworks: 4.0M vs. 2.5M tokens for the same app(wasp.sh)
2 points by Martinsos 6mo ago|4 comments
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by Martinsos 7mo ago
Shilling a bit but maybe check out wasp.sh, we are conceptually very similar to "Rails for JS"! Just don't tell Claude to completely copy us hehe (pls)
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by Martinsos 1y ago
Wasp! Still in Beta, but aiming for that RoR / Laravel DX, in JS.
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The Importance of Naming in Programming(wasp.sh)
1 points by Martinsos 2y ago|0 comments
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On Importance of Naming in Programming(wasp-lang.dev)
3 points by Martinsos 3y ago|1 comments
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by Martinsos 4y ago
I can confirm this! We had no problem getting a very decent number of applications for Haskell position, both from very experienced Haskell devs, and from junior Haskell devs, all very motivated. As for getting somebody on-board -> we hi
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by Martinsos 4y ago
And shellcheck!
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by Martinsos 4y ago
I know it is common to think that Haskell is used only in academia and side/weird-projects, but there is a decent amount of companies using Haskell - e.g. we use Haskell in production for developing a DSL / web framework for build
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by Martinsos 4y ago
And installer tells you where it installed it!
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by Martinsos 4y ago
Our compiler is split into Analyzer which produces AppSpec, which is the central intermediate representation, and then Generator, that based on AppSpec produces the react / node web app. So yes, you could use just Analyzer to produce A
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Permissions (access control) in web apps(wasp-lang.dev)
6 points by Martinsos 4y ago|0 comments
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We picked PrismaJS as a database layer for our full-stack JavaScript framework(wasp-lang.dev)
2 points by Martinsos 4y ago|0 comments
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Let's reason about client-server state management in web apps
2 points by Martinsos 6y ago|0 comments
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by Martinsos 6y ago
I think there will always be a trade-off between "one way to do things" (opinionated approach) vs flexibility - the thing is, we need both, depending on the use case and the person using the language. But I do think we are falling
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by Martinsos 6y ago
I think that depends on how complex the config can get, and how it is used. For example package.json in NPM packages -> that feels like a good fit for JSON (although it would be even better if JSON had comments). On the other hand, terra
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Do you have any preferences regarding a direction to simplify web development, remove some of the complexity introduced with client-server separation?
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Didn't Meteor offer a conceptually similar solution, in the sense that data is constantly synced, via sockets? But it didn't require us to think about sockets so much, which is great. There is a lot of talk at the start of the art
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by Martinsos 6y ago
I also believe in this as a promising direction! Specifically I have been trying to apply it to full-stack web app development for some time now by building a DSL ( https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp ). Why do you think D
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this! Reading this, there seem to be a lot of opposing opinions, but it seems to come down to curl being as safe as other methods, with the main problem being trusting the server from where the script is downloaded. In ou
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Hey, the thing is Wasp is not written in JS, so while we could use NPM, we would be forcing it in a way - at the end it would come down to shipping bash script as part of our npm package and just running that bash script from package.json c
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by Martinsos 6y ago
And we can have a good fight knowing that the other one is not going anywhere :D.
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Haha, ok this is certainly an unexpected question :D! No, we are not identical twins, we are fraternal, meaning we have different DNA and look apart. So we were never able to pull of that kind of stunts :D! But, even if we were, we couldn&#
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by Martinsos 6y ago
Actually we have an example, you can see it lower on the landing page! Here is link to deployed real world app: https://wasp-rwa.netlify.app/ , while source code is here: https://github.com/wasp-lang/wa

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