WolfOliver

11 ms·

1.
Show HN: Declarative-forms – await an object the way prompt() awaits a string(github.com)
2 points by WolfOliver 11d ago|0 comments
2.
Show HN: Open sourcing MonsterWriter, piece by piece(monsterwriter.com)
2 points by WolfOliver 22d ago|0 comments
3.
Show HN: Open sourcing MonsterWriter, piece by piece(monsterwriter.com)
1 points by WolfOliver 25d ago|1 comments
4.
Open sourcing MonsterWriter, piece by piece(monsterwriter.com)
1 points by WolfOliver 26d ago|0 comments
5.
Show HN: Declarative-forms – await an object the way prompt() awaits a string(wolfoo2931.github.io)
13 points by WolfOliver 26d ago|1 comments
6.
Show HN: Declarative-forms – await an object the way prompt() awaits a string(wolfoo2931.github.io)
6 points by WolfOliver 1mo ago|2 comments
7.
Show HN: Declarative-forms – await an object the way prompt() awaits a string(wolfoo2931.github.io)
2 points by WolfOliver 1mo ago|0 comments
8.
Show HN: Build SaaS Applications Without Writing Back End Code [video](youtube.com)
1 points by WolfOliver 1mo ago|0 comments
9.
Show HN: Build SaaS Applications Without Writing Back End Code [video](youtube.com)
2 points by WolfOliver 2mo ago|0 comments
10.
Show HN: A Back End You Can Call Directly from React – No API Required(linkedrecords.com)
3 points by WolfOliver 2mo ago|0 comments
11.
Show HN: A Back End You Can Call Directly from React – No API Required(linkedrecords.com)
3 points by WolfOliver 2mo ago|0 comments
12.
Show HN: A Back End You Can Call Directly from React – No API Required(linkedrecords.com)
1 points by WolfOliver 2mo ago|0 comments
13.
by WolfOliver 2mo ago
unfortunately the pdf itself has some typesetting issues. Whats about all those overflowing boxes and the small black boxes all over the document?
14.
Show HN: A Back end-as-a-Service for collaborative SaaS applications(linkedrecords.com)
1 points by WolfOliver 2mo ago|0 comments
15.
A back end where you never need migrations or auth code(monsterwriter.com)
1 points by WolfOliver 2mo ago|0 comments
16.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
The feature does exists it is just noch used in MonsterWriter which is one application
17.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
looking at https://www.inrupt.com/customer-stories They are enterprise customers but I see a lot of use cases where the end user is private person. From what I understand the recurring pattern is: A private person stores da
18.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
maybe "animations" would be a better term
19.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
it took me a while to understand what is ment with "Motion"
20.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
That is interesting. Can you point me to some information on how the authorization works? From a user/developer perspective?
21.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
yes, good point.
22.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
Yes I've checked it out recently. From my understanding of the solid project it is focused on end users while linkedrecords is focused on enterprise collaboration scenarios. Here is a small piece of text regarding this I've pulled
23.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
You don't miss anything. The initial idea for linkedrecords was: I never want to write backend code and I want to build real time collaboration app. The realization that this way the user can choose its own backend came later. The idea
24.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
... You could also sell a desktop app instead of a SaaS app. And then the desktop app connects to linkedrecords server. This model a few advantages: - You can do the purchasing in the app (.e.g traditional license keys) - The user is not af
25.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
But also the first scenario is possible where the user is and end user. The App provider could allow to let the user pick the backend. So when the user opens the app in the browser, he will be asked to select a preconfigured backend or spec
26.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
This reminds me of the sister project of linkedrecords. It is called DJAPI. And API for Data and Jobs. It was a public API without authentication. Everybody could upload a blob and received an access and encryption key which the client can
27.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
The readme in the GitHub repo contains a link to the website which I hope does a better job in explaining this: https://linkedrecords.com/
28.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
It's true, I'm planning a serious of youtube videos showing how to code different apps with it.
29.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
the login flow is quite straight forward and much of the expirience depends on the OpenID connect provider the backend is trusting. You can go to https://monsterwriter.com/ and see the system in action. When you click on lo
30.
by WolfOliver 3mo ago
There is not encryption for data at rest. It might be something I look into.

More ›