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Show HN: Draftsmith – a desktop AI blog writing app (no subscriptions, BYOK)
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1y ago
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2y ago
ShapeBlock is a PaaS similar to Heroku/Railway, but runs on your infrastructure. It is designed for independent developers, startups, and agencies, Shapeblock’s BYOI (Bring Your Own Infrastructure) model lets you deploy applications ef
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BYOI Heroku-Like Platform
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2y ago
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3y ago
You can also use https://github.com/gavinbunney/terraform-provider-kubectl .
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Building and Deploying an Enterprise Django Web App in 16 Hours
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8y ago
I can't agree with you enough on this :) It's indeed hard to build a freelancing career between a day job and life.
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8y ago
> I'm not looking for massive pay, just something to occupy my time and some side money. You have two options. Start working on a side project which you find interesting. Apply any new technologies you'd wanted to learn. You c
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Managing software complexity through intent-based programming
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9y ago
Like most comments here, I'd suggest you get started by deploying your side project to any of the cloud providers out there. This process alone will teach you a lot about deployment. Also, I find https://serversforhackers.co
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10y ago
You can try Convox. Seems to have all the stuff offered by Heroku, plus you can deploy in your own AWS servers.
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10y ago
Platform.sh is good, but it does not let you use your own servers for deployment.
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10y ago
Agree. Tsuru is a faithful implementation of Heroku's workflow, plus the Tsuru community is very friendly and responsive.
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11y ago
Link to the paper mentioned in the article: https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-data/assets/papers/d...
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Sovereign Software Development
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11y ago
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11y ago
Not quite a CMS but have you guys checked out https://gingkoapp.com/ ? It looks more like org mode in browser and helps edit lists.
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11y ago
> Move to a community that encourages clean code, "craftmanship", designs, patterns and so on, you will become a better programmer. If that is what you want. Hopefully, Drupal 8 is going to bring all those fun parts again.
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11y ago
Their rationale behind not having generics: https://golang.org/doc/faq#generics
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Go Will Dominate the Next Decade
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11y ago
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Beating the averages (2001)
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11y ago
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11y ago
any plans to support stateful apps like Wordpress?
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11y ago
sounds very similar to tsuru: https://tsuru.io/
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HN Meetup, Chennai
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12y ago
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12y ago
Toptal( http://www.toptal.com/ ) could fit your bill. The average quality of developers is much higher there.
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The future of Ghost's admin UI
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The future of CMS themes
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13y ago
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“Fat model, skinny controller” is a load of rubbish
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TheReq - Real-time coding interviews
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14y ago
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Developer Training Platform Pluralsight Raises $27.5 Million
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Saving lives with big data
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Som interesting IR ideas
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15y ago
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