mterrel

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by mterrel 4y ago
Also Adaptable.io and Render.
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by mterrel 4y ago
Adaptable.io has a free tier that includes managed serverless Postgres (or MongoDB).
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by mterrel 4y ago
Adaptable.io has a free tier and includes a database (Postgres or MongoDB).
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by mterrel 4y ago
Take a look at Adaptable.io. The free tier includes your database and supports MongoDB directly, so it's great for MERN apps.
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by mterrel 4y ago
If you're looking at alternatives, you might check out Adaptable.io. There's a free tier that includes the database.
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by mterrel 4y ago
Adaptable.io just launched managed Postgres, included in the free tier
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by mterrel 4y ago
Adaptable.io is definitely trying to make a better developer experience for startups and other devs. I think it's easier than Heroku.
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Apple, Google Launch Covid-19 Notifications Without Need for App(bloomberg.com)
2 points by mterrel 6y ago|3 comments
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Star Wars API – Now with the Force Awakens Data(swapi.co)
1 points by mterrel 7y ago|0 comments
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by mterrel 7y ago
Good to see a bit of pressure on some of the entry points that allow spoofed numbers into the phone network.
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FCC urges 7 voice gateway providers to support robocall crackdown(reuters.com)
2 points by mterrel 7y ago|1 comments
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The Only Safe Election Is a Low-Tech Election(nytimes.com)
35 points by mterrel 7y ago|7 comments
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by mterrel 7y ago
They are a great tool. We know a roofer that's using them to easily inspect and do initial quotes for roof repairs & replacements now...safer, easier, faster. Great idea.
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by mterrel 7y ago
Oh, and GitLab has put some AWESOME resources online about being a fully remote company. I've spent hours reading their employee handbook. Here's a place to get started: https://about.gitlab.com/company/cultur
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by mterrel 7y ago
I don't think there's any one (or 10) things that magically make it happen, but all of these help: - Meet in person as much as possible, especially by bringing remote folks together for an extended (multi-day) trip. That encourage
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by mterrel 7y ago
Building strong trust is IMHO much harder remotely. That affects both manager/employee trust and trust among employees remote from each other. And without strong bonds of trust, certain things get much harder, such as negative feedba
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by mterrel 7y ago
In a small project, it's pretty easy for one or two devs to mentally keep track of the codebase and also makes any refactoring fairly quick. As a project gets larger (more code or more devs), each dev spends more and more time figuri
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Understanding Streams in Node.js(nodesource.com)
1 points by mterrel 7y ago|0 comments
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by mterrel 7y ago
In my opinion, the power of the React/JSX model is really about allowing you to declaratively specify everything that can/should be specified that way. But then also allowing you to selectively use imperative constructs where they
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by mterrel 7y ago
My personal picks would be: - React for the front end ( https://reactjs.org ) - Node.js for your back end ( https://nodejs.org ) - Deploy using Adapt, which ties your front and back end together using React-like componen
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by mterrel 7y ago
All sci-fi movies involving time travel are now ruined. Er..more ruined. Ruined-er?
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by mterrel 7y ago
I just wonder what happens to everyone's DNA data as the company faces financial trouble and/or sells itself. That's in addition to any concerns about possible security breaches that might occur.
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by mterrel 7y ago
I'm a big fan of Netlify for simple apps that don't have their own backend API, services, etc. They've done an awesome job of making things really easy. Our vision with Adapt is to provide that same level of ease of use, but
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Fixing DNS Timeouts in Docker with a DNS Cache(adaptjs.org)
3 points by mterrel 7y ago|0 comments