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by aregsar 5mo ago
There is now an official azure service bus emulator
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by aregsar 7mo ago
Same goes for Laravel which also includes laravel Boost for even more assistance for idiomatic code generation and the forthcoming Laravel AI SDK for agentic app development the Laravel way
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by aregsar 10mo ago
Startups need to move fast to quickly validate their assumptions. Full stack batteries included frameworks like rails, Laravel and Django are much better suited for this with integrated background jobs, mailers, authentication and authoriza
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by aregsar 1y ago
For web apps there is nothing that is the equivalent of rails or Laravel with batteries included for solo devs or small teams to rapidly build their ideas. I’m saying this as a .net enterprise dev that has worked with C# and ms web framewor
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by aregsar 1y ago
Agile web development with rails by Sam Ruby is a great intro to Ruby and rails. The Ruby on rails channel on YouTube has a playlist explaining all the new components of rails 8 called rails 8 unpacked. Things like solid queue/cache an
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by aregsar 2y ago
All you need is to have php and composer installed on your system to get started. Any additional services like MySQL, Redis or a mail server you can run in docker but with the latest Laravel releases you can use its default SQLite setup as
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by aregsar 2y ago
David sacks’ glueai app uses ragie.ai under the hood
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by aregsar 2y ago
https://paulgraham.com/google.html
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by aregsar 3y ago
try to take a short nap after you get home before working on your project and then try to work just one hour on the project afterwards consistently monday through friday. try to increase to two hours per day. focus on just one task per day.
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by aregsar 3y ago
Try out the pythonmldaily YouTube channel
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by aregsar 3y ago
If you just want a simple informational landing page with maybe click through to other static pages to measure seo analytics then simple html/css pages will suffice. If you also want to capture email addresses then you need some sort o
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by aregsar 3y ago
The unicorn framework ;) but seriously maybe using using something like Wordpress or drupal with plugins would work or maybe something like the elixir based phoenix framework deployed on fly.io
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by aregsar 3y ago
Depends on which programming language you’re most familiar with. For python I would go with Django and htmx, Ruby, rails plus Hotwire, Php, Laravel with livewire or inertia, Elixir, Phoenix with liveview, C sharp, asp.net razor pages and h
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by aregsar 3y ago
Many places also require Azure knowledge related to microservices communication. So you might want to learn about basics of azure functions, service bus and queues
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by aregsar 3y ago
Who cares what a random guy at a random company thinks. You are as expendable to any company as any company should be to you. Only thing that matters is that you do the right thing for you and your family. Also how would that manager even k
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by aregsar 3y ago
Since you mentioned Python then you might consider Django with the DigitalOcean app platform https://docs.digitalocean.com/tutorials/app-deploy-django-ap...
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by aregsar 3y ago
Redwoodjs started out focused on jamstack, integrating react front end with graphql backend api. Recently it has moved away from that architecture embracing react server components and nextjs 13 which defaults to react server components.
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by aregsar 3y ago
If you want to stick with js backend you might look at redwoodjs. Though they are in the process of changing from jamstack SPA to react server components backend rendered architecture.
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by aregsar 3y ago
I have come to the same conclusion. The comparison to past startups relying on the Twitter api is spot on. The startups that will succeed in the AI age will be the ones that build foundational technology in that space.
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by aregsar 4y ago
Make sure you start with a good foundation in JavaScript and node before moving to typescript and react. As an alternative to react and nextjs you might also take a look at vuejs and nuxtjs.
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by aregsar 4y ago
Milton?
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by aregsar 4y ago
It depends on the problem you are trying to solve with your startup. That being said if you just want to build web apps quickly to validate your idea, Ruby on Rails or Laravel are two productive frameworks that you might consider
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by aregsar 4y ago
Two alternative options you might consider are redwoodjs and blazor
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by aregsar 4y ago
You can teach web development to your peers and schoolmates
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by aregsar 4y ago
> I have some ideas I want to try out and it’s one thing I could get excited about in tech. Do the minimal amount of what you need to do at work to get your job done and work on a side hustle that gets you excited at night. Limit it to 2
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by aregsar 4y ago
Five options I’d consider depending on which language I am most familiar with: Php Laravel with live wire/alpinejs Ruby rails with Hotwire Elixir Phoenix with live view Python Django with htmx/alpinejs Javascript nextjs or nuxtjs
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by aregsar 4y ago
Start following the blog example Ruby on Rails tutorial on the Ruby and rails guides but at the same time try to learn the Ruby language more deeply than rails books introduce. There are few good Ruby books but I the most complete resource
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by aregsar 4y ago
Watch the recent .net conf videos on you tube to catch up with latest .net 7 tech and also watch the nick chapsas YouTube channel that covers the latest ms stack. That should get you up to speed and you can go from there. Also build a proje
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by aregsar 4y ago
Check out the digitalocean tutorials on all the topics you mention. They have a very good series on html, css and JavaScript along with numerous tutorials on setting up reverse proxy’s, load balancers and deployment
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by aregsar 4y ago
Look into redwoodjs and nextjs

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