jbergstroem

5 ms·

1.
Show HN: Filtron – parse human-friendly filter strings into structured queries(filtron.dev)
3 points by jbergstroem 7mo ago|0 comments
2.
Metafile-codecov-bundle: track bun/esbuild artifact bundles with codecov(github.com)
1 points by jbergstroem 7mo ago|0 comments
3.
by jbergstroem 8mo ago
I coincidentally worked on something similar but I kept closer to the SQL standard. It grew out of business cases where you don't have strongly typed data to act on. I more or less adopted the syntax from dumbql ( https://git
4.
by jbergstroem 9mo ago
Another (more complete? maintenance, security checks) solution is to allow renovatebot handle this for you. Enable this preset: https://docs.renovatebot.com/presets-helpers/#helperspingith... ..and in the next update c
5.
Permission-Based Approach Makes Way for a New Business Model(cloudflare.com)
3 points by jbergstroem 1y ago|0 comments
6.
by jbergstroem 2y ago
I think this position is also one of the reasons it gained attention. Batteries included is a popular and chosen route for many. Setting up typescript can be hard. Same goes for webpack, s3, postgres, jest and more. I also find the simplifi
7.
by jbergstroem 2y ago
I've been a beta tester from very early on. I came for the performance but stayed for the stability. I've only had a rare few crashes and all but one was a duplicate in the bug tracker. I thought I needed search but as Mitchell pu
8.
by jbergstroem 2y ago
Topsort | Software Engineer | Remote and onsite (LATAM, U.S Timezones) | Full-time Topsort ( https://www.topsort.com ) is a fast growing startup in the retail media space with a strong foundation in privacy. We help marketplaces m
9.
Announcing SurrealDB 2.0(surrealdb.com)
12 points by jbergstroem 2y ago|0 comments
10.
by jbergstroem 3y ago
Have you considered https://github.com/tembo-io/pgmq for the queue bit?
11.
by jbergstroem 3y ago
Topsort | Software engineer | Full-time | Remote Topsort (topsort.com) is a leading retail media solution, enabling marketplaces and retailers to build out their own ad business with a strong emphasis on privacy - no third party cookies req
12.
by jbergstroem 3y ago
FYI: I didn't see any notices about disruptions for workers but were intermittently unable to use `wrangler publish`: https://i.imgur.com/LUAzoHQ.png
13.
by jbergstroem 3y ago
Orbstack is a relatively new player that offers both VMs and containerization on top of the virtualization framework: https://orbstack.dev
14.
by jbergstroem 3y ago
Another alternative that hasn't been brought up yet is https://www.modernhn.com
15.
by jbergstroem 4y ago
Longtime mailhog user here; this looks like a nice improvement for cold start developer environments! Another option in the same space (emphasis container size) is https://github.com/inbucket/inbucket
16.
by jbergstroem 4y ago
When these types of conversations come up, I prefer the phrase “optimize for the receiver” - thinking on how to best be understood versus what is easiest/most convenient for the sender (in the hello case: requiring someone’s attention)
17.
by jbergstroem 4y ago
The Webkit project would love this. Can't help but feel that half the reason they spent all the extra effort with subversion was user-friendly commit revisions.
18.
Maestro: The easiest way to automate UI testing for your mobile app(maestro.mobile.dev)
3 points by jbergstroem 4y ago|0 comments
19.
LibSQL: An open source, open contribution fork of SQLite(libsql.org)
3 points by jbergstroem 4y ago|0 comments
20.
Platformatic launch: efficiently develop and run APIs at scale(oss.platformatic.dev)
2 points by jbergstroem 4y ago|0 comments
21.
Unlighthouse – Scan your entire website with Google Lighthouse(unlighthouse.dev)
1 points by jbergstroem 5y ago|0 comments
22.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
I'm greeted by a consistent 500.
23.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
I would recommend linking to this instead since basic things like cap table was left empty
24.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
You have $N hosts and CDN's in the world and $M web developers. If you can affect $N that's a pretty big win for every web developer, not just the one that has enough experience to understand how and why css/js frameworks are
25.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
Yes, by far my top choice in OSS land for image manipulation. You would probably want to couple it with a edge worker to do things like accept handling (what format to return for the same url), whitelisting formats and so on. I wrote a pret
26.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
I would much more prefer if the service cost was tied to image operations instead of "displays".
27.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
I think Images could greatly benefit from having a tag/label system that allows you to decorate it, similar to how enterprise cache tags was implemented. That way, it is trivial to do things like "delete by user id X" as well
28.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
I can definitely see how new use cases opens up based on a 150ms (global) invalidation. Most of my use cases relies more on local invalidation and I haven't done enough homework about on what latency I really need (read: wrong line of
29.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
In the context of "should I use Cloudflare or Fastly as my edge", I lean Cloudflare. That said, I enjoyed listening to the GraphCDN crew choosing Fastly[1] – one crucial feather in the hat being cache invalidation[2] (miss ya, Phi
30.
by jbergstroem 5y ago
At my company we've been using workers extensively for routing, specific auth logic (including integration with Auth0) and more -- I guess moving towards an api gateway pattern. I loved it at first but its becoming very cumbersome to m

More ›