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martijndeh
5y ago
In a type-safe environment I think you should just be able to switch your pur sang SQL builder to another dialect. Because of the type-safety you’ll be able to find incompatibilities at compile time which makes the migration easy enough (ig
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Show HN: Mammoth: A type-safe Postgres query builder pur sang for TypeScript
(github.com)
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6y ago
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A new TypeScript Postgres query builder
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Real-Time Feature Toggles for Product Teams
(useboolean.com)
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martijndeh
7y ago
Right, instead of abstracting away the database I think it makes sense to invest in making it attractive to use. Putting an abstraction layer (like ORM) on top of it basically hides it's amazing features. PS. maintainer of mammoth here
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Building an Elixir Runtime for AWS Lambda
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martijndeh
8y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER Location: Amsterdam area, NL Remote: no (1 day/week is fine, but mainly at location) Tech: primarily Java using different AWS components Email: martijn@ff00ff.nl
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9y ago
I agree. Additionally, it looks like the comments feature is compatible with the JSDoc syntax. I'm not too sure about the return syntax though. This means I can start type checking some of the large and older JavaScript projects, all d
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martijndeh
9y ago
Nowadays the stuff on GitHub is simply a mirror. Originally, they used GitHub primarily. Why they used GitHub was explained by Sytse (or Sid) in 2013: "We're just going to stay where the people are. [...] GitHub is where the contr
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martijndeh
10y ago
I'm curious though, how do these minifications, or CSS minifications in general, affect runtime performance? Reducing the file size is great, and a goal in itself (though brotli is more important where gzip is supported), but another i
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10y ago
It looks like this is part of Adobe Edge Reflow according to one of the listed inventors [1][2]. [1] https://twitter.com/aaronshekey/status/836339429665083392 [2] https://www.aaronshekey.com/work&#
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Lego.js: A lightweight SQL (string) builder using ES6 template strings
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11y ago
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11y ago
I think it's very hard to say that one metric is key for every product. Teams should think careful about their metrics and figure out what matters most. Retention is not always the key. Think about a dating website for a second. Person
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Is this A/B test live yet?
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11y ago
Meteor is great, too. If you're looking for an integrated A/B testing module or 1st party PostgreSQL support, you should have a look at Node on Fire.
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An isomorphic web framework built on top of Node.js, AngularJS, PostgreSQL
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11y ago
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A/B testing in Node on Fire
(medium.com)
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martijndeh
12y ago
The focus now is on increasing the retention of a small user base. I first want to make sure things work super easy and the added value is clear. For example, in our Atom plugin, you can just sign in and it's all set up. You don't
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martijndeh
12y ago
Yes, this is true. I only discovered wakatime a few days ago. The major difference at the moment is wakatime's free plan only includes 1 week of data retention, whereas Koala's plan includes indefinite data retention.
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martijndeh
12y ago
No problem, thanks for checking Koala out. :) I'll send you a ping once the self-hosted version is available. In the mean time feel free to send any feedback to martijn@getkoala.co. :)
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12y ago
Thanks for reporting the quirks. Too bad I missed them. Regarding the pledge: it's actually something I've been seeing at more startups. I can't recall which one but I should put up a link to them.
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martijndeh
12y ago
Dev here. You can actually configure a .koala file in the root of your project to define what to send to Koala. Nevertheless, I see your point. I'm thinking of going open source and releasing a community edition so you can set-up a hos
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Show HN: Perfect time tracking for developers right in your IDE
(getkoala.co)
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12y ago
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Show HN: JavaScript-everywhere, model-driven, web framework withAngular and Postgres
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12y ago
Can you give an example of the TTS software you consider advanced? The software I tried works, but too often sounds robotic and far from natural. Especially for the Dutch language.
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12y ago
I'm genuinely asking, do you know the Business Model Canvas? See http://www.businessmodelgeneration.com/canvas .
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Show HN: Free Database-Less Business Model Canvas Web App
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12y ago
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Hacker News-clone in 133 LOC
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12y ago
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Node on Fire — A productive & convention-based web framework
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Prevent Your App From Crashing: Reference Counting Explained
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martijndeh
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