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   by mifydev 2y ago

   I don’t know how to feel about this. Personally I want to write configs like code, and I want to avoid using yet another specific DSL for it. So currently working on a tool that allows you to write configs in Typescript - https:/&#x2F
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   by mifydev 2y ago

   Take a look at https://typeconf.dev We wanted to define configs with types and avoid custom DSLs as much as possible. So we ended up with using Typespec.io for schema and plain Typescript for authoring configs. This should be as
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   Show HN: Typeconf – a tool that adds types to configs(typeconf.dev)

   1 points by mifydev 2y ago|0 comments
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   Microservices Can Wait(gauge.sh)

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   by mifydev 2y ago

   There is https://shuttle.rs . Not only a framework but a tool that can generate all the web boilerplate around it, sounds lazy enough for me!
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   by mifydev 2y ago

   I’d recommend https://eternalterminal.dev/ , compared to mosh(poor colors support), this is the only thing that manages to consistently keep up my ssh sessions.
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   by mifydev 2y ago

   Oh, I definitely need to run this one on https://github.com/chebykinn/sedmario
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   Finding Product Market Fit(rein.pk)

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   Show HN: Pairing LLM code generation with traditional templates(github.com)

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    How to Visualize Your Python Project's Dependency Graph(gauge.sh)

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    Radical Simplicity in Technology(radicalsimpli.city)

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    Show HN: I've made LLM generate code for my code generator(github.com)

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    by mifydev 2y ago

    You had me in the first half. I thought that during that time "no blame culture" wasn't a thing, especially since Bill Gates's leading style was yelling a lot. Either way, it's great that they kept the employee.
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    Minimizing on-call burnout through alerts observability(blog.cloudflare.com)

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    Learn How Computers Work(blog.bradfieldcs.com)

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    What Do Software Engineering and Factorio Have in Common?(mify.io)

    7 points by mifydev 2y ago|1 comments
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    Protoconf – dynamic configs with protobuf schema(github.com)

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    How we tamed Node.js event loop lag: a deepdive(trigger.dev)

    40 points by mifydev 2y ago|22 comments
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    by mifydev 2y ago

    I know, right? I think there is some genuine negative clout around the DevOps title, that's why they went for this title.
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    Why nobody grows up wanting to be a DevOps engineer(glasskube.dev)

    2 points by mifydev 2y ago|2 comments
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    by mifydev 3y ago

    Thanks for asking, so for (a) it doesn’t lock into some specific platform, it just generates code that you’ll own completely. And because it generates full fledged backend service it should be more scalable and flexible. For (b) Mify uses t
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    Show HN: Mify – CLI that generates and maintains your backend infra code(github.com)

    5 points by mifydev 3y ago|2 comments