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by codeptualize 3y ago
This shows a quite limited understanding of what FE development (and product design) entails these days. But, it's sort of true if you don't build anything interesting. Same applies to every other component of a "not interest
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by codeptualize 3y ago
We are turning into a narco state, and that largely runs on cash. I don't think the measures are great or will do much, but the fact that they try to do something about it is understandable. Also I really don't care about cash, I
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Supabase cli has a decent diffing option to generate migrations (not sure what they use, but it’s open source), it works quite decent for schema changes. Not as advanced as you describe though, it won’t handle your data migrations.
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Will try! It looks quite similar to table plus, any killer features I’m overlooking?
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Letss gooo!! Supabase keeps on delivering things that I need. I am regularly surprised how bad the tooling is for SQL/databases. Especially that there is no decent formatter that supports plpgsql, and doesn't absolutely mangle you
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Really confused by this.. $235K is not nearly enough to make even one of these apps. Unless they can get devs to work for free it's not happening. Also Affinity exists, their suite has basically the same apps as they claim they will bu
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Fair assessment. Maybe you have found the value: it’s a library of code snippets. There is truly something to say for that, but maybe it had worked better as a documentation site (kinda ironic as their docs are not super great). > plain
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Often there is still a lot of programming to do, as a lot of the use cases involve some sort of integration into a bigger systems, or you might have to process larger quantities of data which gets you into queues and for example managing ra
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by codeptualize 3y ago
With peace and love, why would I not just write some code? LLM pipelines are not very complex: it's string manipulation, api calls, and storage, there is not much more too it. All are quite easy to do, often needing nothing else but th
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by codeptualize 3y ago
True, you gotta respect the marketing, they definitely got that covered and actually created some real value there, a $10M seed round to be precise. I think they got the timing right and the idea is kinda alluring as well: have everything s
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Coming from a frontend background this reminds me a lot of the frontend situation some years ago when it was super common to npm install the stupidest pointless packages. Of course some people still do, but hard lessons were learned and all
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I have looked for the value and never really found it. It seems to mostly be (bad) abstractions around things you could easily do without langchain. Take one of the most important llm things: prompt templates. What does langchain add over a
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Build, build, build, and build some more, then build, oh and you should build more. It's taking on a challenge big or small and seeing it through no matter what it takes. You'll get stuck for hours, days, sometimes weeks, you&#x27
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Would it be possible to share your tests and results?
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by codeptualize 3y ago
It depends on the project and what you are looking for. If I’m looking out of curiosity I either try to find the entry point and/or the “core” logic (the code that does the main thing the project does). But usually I’m interested in so
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by codeptualize 3y ago
> but that's what the user expects their scroll bar to look like! You base that on..? I’ve had users complain about their native scrollbars more than once. Native scrollbars can make things look very broken. In terms of responsivene
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I agree with many points but there is definitely a need for custom scrollbars. The reality is that if you have scrolling in the page (like a column layout for example), you kinda have to customize the scrollbars. If only to not break your l
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I do this for a number of services, obviously pricing needs to be reasonable. My reasoning: - I don't want to deal with upgrading, managing infra, backups, outages, security etc etc - For products I rely on it's good to pay, as th
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by codeptualize 3y ago
If possible I would suggest to look at conversion metrics instead of user provided ratings. Real validation is people signing up and using your product (regularly), you can measure that. Of course reaching out to users is very valuable, it
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Love Modal. We use it for data processing, queues, apis, and all sorts of random things. Such a great product!
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by codeptualize 3y ago
There are some degradations, just like other "engineering" like software engineering. I am pretty sure most people don't know the ins and outs of everything that makes code run, from compiler to CPU, especially not the CPU&#x
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I find it kinda annoying. It's like a slow inaccurate autocomplete that doesn't always work. I'm kinda puzzled why people are so excited about it, and honestly wondering if there is something wrong in my setup, or if I'm
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by codeptualize 3y ago
You can! They are focussing on their publishing platform, but it's open source https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost , see the self hosting guide https://ghost.org/docs/install/ Edit: I see y
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by codeptualize 3y ago
If you don't want to use Medium or similar solutions, I would check out Ghost. Their dashboard and editor is imo one of the best out there, really easy to use. It's easy to host, works headless, and works well with Next.js and oth
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Great article, it's good to read a nuanced take on a hot topic. I think the $ shows the tradeoff of reactivity. It makes updates sort of automatic which is great, until it's not. React on the other hand is a bit more explicit and
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I'm not saying they have the obligation to keep the free tier, but don't expect people to stick around. Also free plans can definitely last, best example being Github. If Github would cut off free open source repos it would be ove
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by codeptualize 3y ago
You can not be the main player and betray the trust of your users (free or not). It's easy to forget the value of being an important part of a community that makes decisions on millions of $$$ in software spending, but be sure that the
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by codeptualize 3y ago
With these things I always wonder how many people they ignored to push this through. I am pretty sure there are plenty of people at Docker who 100% accurately predicted this, spoke up about it, and got ignored.
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by codeptualize 4y ago
Nice! I think you might like it. Ah yeah, that does take a while to unpack. I think a lot of the complexity there is dealing with a non-react library and the dynamic import(s). Binding non-react libraries can be a bit rough. I do think it&#
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by codeptualize 4y ago
I believe context predate hooks. You are right about error boundaries, probably should be revisited. This might be controversial but imo the lack of state management in React is a pro not a con. It means the community can innovate instead o

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