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Show HN: Durable Streams – Kafka-style semantics for client streaming over HTTP
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kylemathews
2y ago
Very excited about Mastra! We have a number of Agent-ic things we'll be building at ElectricSQL and Mastra looks like a breath of fresh air. Also the team is top-notch — Sam was my co-founder at Gatsby and I worked closely with Shane a
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2y ago
We have a good solution in mind. Check back in a few months!
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Check out our guide on writes — https://electric-sql.com/docs/guides/writes There's a variety of valid patterns for writes & we don't want to be prescriptive about how you do them. We aim instead to
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Another option too for scaling reads is just putting an nginx in your cluster. Electric itself is quite scalable at reads too so for a SaaS use-case, you might not need any http proxy help.
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2y ago
Right exactly — a sync engine like Electric maintains replicas of data wherever you like. So natural places are web apps, mobile apps, backend services, etc. Here's an example showing how to sync a table from PG to Redis https:/&
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2y ago
Posting the issue to GitHub would be great!
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LLM Test Runners for Content
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(Re-) Introducing Gatsby, a Reactive Site Generator
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5y ago
We have a job framework that can distribute image processing jobs on supported platforms* as well as automatically caching subsequent jobs. So it scales easily and as most builds don't have that many image changes (if any), the impact
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yup, totally on us to prove the static model can scale!
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6y ago
We recently introduced build optimizations for incremental data changes for self-hosted environments: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/page-build-optimizations-for-i... and are continuing to improve build speed across pla
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Glad it's been a great experience!
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Gatsby founder here. Really appreciate the feedback and support for our launch today! The team worked super hard to get Incremental Builds live in public beta but are taking all the feedback (here and all over the web) as we go into full la
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Gatsby is widely used for documentation sites (check out sites on the showcase https://www.gatsbyjs.org/showcase/?filters%5B0%5D=Documentat... ). Typescript is rebuilding their docs on Gatsby right now and wrote up thei
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Gatsby's founder here: If you can articulate what makes Gatsby seem odd to you — I'd love to hear it! FWIW, lots of people do love Gatsby so perhaps there was a misfit with what you were looking for https://twitter.com&
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8y ago
Yeah, it's built with Gatsby which has this sort of behavior baked in https://www.gatsbyjs.org/
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8y ago
Wow, you really hate Gatsby don't you?
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Absolutely! Gatsby tries to balance making your site work at some level offline w/ not precaching too much. By default we cache the front page & then do "run-time" caching as the user visits different pages so ensuring th
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We're building cloud products which complement the OSS product. We launched our product, Gatsby Preview, into alpha in July https://www.gatsbyjs.org/blog/2018-07-17-announcing-gatsby-p... A lot of people really lo
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Announcing Gatsby 2.0.0
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Same thing here :-(
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9y ago
Yeah exactly — it lets you grab content/data/images via the WordPress API.
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Gatsby has a unique data system that let's you easily build static sites with WordPress/Drupal/other CMSes * https://www.gatsbyjs.org/packages/gatsby-source-wordpress/ * https://using-wor
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9y ago
If you want to see this in action in Gatsby, checkout https://using-gatsby-image.gatsbyjs.org/traced-svg/ It's super easy to integrate this into your site w/ our Image component & GraphQL fragment. See th
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Graphcool is now open-source as the Graphcool Framework
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Why we choose Gatsby over Next.js and Wintersmith
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Looks like Poe's law struck again :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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Awesome! Yeah, that was our main design focus. Make it feel like you're building a vanilla React web app but make it as speedy as the fastest websites.
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Both. Checkout gatsbyjs.org, the tool the site was built with. But basically Gatsby renders each page to HTML and writes it out to disk similar to other static site generators. And then when the HTML loads, it pulls in JavaScript to make th
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