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by jayy-lmao 11mo ago
This looks really cool! Have always wanted to dip my toe in EventStoreDB/Kurrent but this looks super intuitive and nice to use. Especially like the js projections, can imagine it being really handy in prototyping or ad-hoc reporting.
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by jayy-lmao 1y ago
Nice thing about Monads in JS with tools like neverthrow is that you can create the Monad boundary where you like. It becomes very similar to try-catch exception handling at the place you draw the boundary, then within the boundary it’s mon
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by jayy-lmao 2y ago
About a week ago I was thinking about how much something like this is needed in Rust. Especially something web-framework and DB agnostic. Great work, I’m sure this will save numerous dev-hours
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by jayy-lmao 2y ago
But late but I saw this comment and it really spoke to me. I couldn’t agree more. I have the afternoons of my past week trialling to see if you could achieve something similar to Toasty with just structs and proc macros. https:/&#x2F
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Show HN: I made a CLI tool to generate Rust SQLX models/queries from migrations(github.com)
2 points by jayy-lmao 3y ago|0 comments
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by jayy-lmao 3y ago
After looking at tRPC, and having done a lot in a few jobs with GraphQL codegen & gRPC codegen, I always wondered why there were so few recent OpenAPI based codegen/client-server-contract tools. I think I was searching for this exa
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by jayy-lmao 3y ago
Without a doubt DBeaver! PgAdmin never got me out of the psql terminal but DBeaver has been a pleasure to use
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by jayy-lmao 3y ago
I sure hope this is the unit of measurement and not a Berserk reference
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
I’ve got to disagree a little. Revealing my bias: I’m a former TS full stack who now works full time in a company that uses Rust on the backend (not my choice). I’ve done so for over a year now. I find it’s a bit like C# in some ways, espec
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
Shout out to Unruly Software! Love these guys. Australian dev duo. Casual conversations around web dev, mostly the experiences of the hosts over the last month or so. Informative but relaxed. 10/10 parasocial relationship
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
Personally I’ve done a small amount of reading of the Hands On Functional Programming in Rust book. I’ve also found Scott Wlaschin’s F# resources quite transferable (though you may run into some issues with passing async functions around as
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
Full time Rust web dev here (have been so for about a year). Feature delivery was slow to start due to familiarity with the language, the business domain, and the project. Now that the patterns within our project have been established (EDA,
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
Love the mention of Zero to Production in Rust. Have read a few Rust textbooks at this stage and this one felt the most practical for my 9 to 5.
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
Full time Rust dev here (For only about ~10m, before that hobby Rust dev). Used to be a full time ts dev. Others mention the smoothness of Serde. I also really enjoy using sqlx, and the wider tooling and crate documentation makes it a pleas
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
This book made a lot of things click for me. External (inter-domain) vs internal (domain) events was super useful to understand. If you’re trying some idealised event driven architecture I feel this book, and later either Domain Modelling M
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by jayy-lmao 4y ago
At my work we're building a system to train healthcare professionals. Instead of using ML to diagnose, we are treating the student as the AI. They're given chatbots which they must treat and diagnose. Fortunately for us clinical s
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by jayy-lmao 5y ago
Oh and also: If you use typescript in the frontend GQL codegen is super simple to set up and can type all your queries
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by jayy-lmao 5y ago
That sounds a lot like our experience. We use GraphQL as a gateway to like 20 different rest endpoints. Places where we have hammered an underlying endpoint are _usually_ places where we would have done so from the client or SSR instead.
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by jayy-lmao 6y ago
Really excited to follow this project. Full stack who loves writing Rust, feeling this could be a really neat symphony of technologies. Was actually just going down a rabbit-hole on BEAM and Lunatic yesterday, so this really scratched my it
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by jayy-lmao 6y ago
I can agree with some of this up to a point. The stuff about compiler slowness is nothing new, and I will happily admit its one of my pain points for working in Rust. However for getting c++ish performance for a relatively high level syntax
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by jayy-lmao 6y ago
I've got a few examples of simple web servers within my company, could backport some of it to a public example. Are you just looking to have something a bit like: ``` #[get('/todo')] async fn getTodos(...) -> impl Res
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Show HN: Rust+GraphQL, an example using Dataloaders to beat N+1(github.com)
2 points by jayy-lmao 7y ago|0 comments