nick-keller

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   Show HN: I Built a Mac Tool for RabbitMQ Dead Letter Queue Management(rabbitgui.com)

   2 points by nick-keller 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by nick-keller 1y ago

   Yes, it has a dark theme, maybe I should advertise it on the homepage. What would make you want to move away from MQTTX?
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   Show HN: I got tired of the RabbitMQ web UI, so I built a real IDE(rabbitgui.com)

   6 points by nick-keller 1y ago|2 comments
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   by nick-keller 2y ago

   I tried to give a detailed comparison with PGSync in another comment. But in a nutshell, PG to Elastic is just one use-case for PG-Capture. The goal for PG-Capture is to be a schema-based Change-Data-Capture utility for Postgres that lets
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   by nick-keller 2y ago

   I believe it is very comparable to PGSync in the way it works (schema-based CDC), the main differences are: - PGSync is a full-stack solution and PG-Sync is "just" a library. PGSync will work out of the box while PG-Capture will r
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   by nick-keller 2y ago

   Thanks for the extremely detailed feedback. I'll try to address your (very valid) concerns: - I don't know if you had a look at the "How does it work?" page, here I try to explain using sequence diagrams how the process
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   by nick-keller 2y ago

   Today I use PG-Sync to index things in MeiliSearch and to populate cache in production.
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   by nick-keller 2y ago

   Documentation is indeed very early, the main focus now was to pitch the idea correctly and help people understand what it does. I will then work on integrating multiple sources (Debezium, WAL-Listener...) and multiple destinations (Elastic,
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   by nick-keller 2y ago

   Good catch, I just added an MIT license.
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    by nick-keller 2y ago

    Happy if it helps! Feel free to share your feedback here or on GitHub once you do!
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    by nick-keller 2y ago

    It does if you are using PG (other SQL databases will be added later). Under the hood, PG-Capture listens to raw Postgres events, it does not matter if the data was updated via an ORM (like Prisma), raw SQL, or even a developer's IDE..
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    by nick-keller 2y ago

    Thanks! Syncing PG to another data store like Algolia or Elastic is just a very common use case that I use to pitch the idea. But Change-Data-Capture can be used for much more: emitting events when data changes, transforming data, caching d
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    Show HN: PG-Capture – a better way to sync Postgres with Algolia (or Elastic)(pg-capture.onrender.com)

    56 points by nick-keller 2y ago|19 comments
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    Show HN: Open-source schema based Change-Data-Capture utility for Postgres(github.com)

    5 points by nick-keller 2y ago|0 comments
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Interesting, yes that would be nice actually. I just have to display the p-value. Thanks for the feedback!
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    Show HN: I built a tool to visualize and understand A/B tests results(tggl.io)

    4 points by nick-keller 3y ago|2 comments
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    I would assume those are people who I know directly yes, I'm not sure I understand what your point is.
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    I obviously shared a link to this thread with friends asking for their support, I guess they just wanted to help
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Yes, everything is open-source except for the actual app that lets you manage flags
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Tggl is priced just a tiny bit cheaper than the competition for small teams, and the gap gets really noticeable for medium to large teams.
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Feel free to reach out for any feedback
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Feature-wise you'll find everything you would expect from a feature flag tool. Where Tggl stands out is when you start to actually use it in a team, you get the job done much faster, and non-technical people actually enjoy using it. Th
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    Show HN: A LaunchDarkly competitor, focused on pricing and product(tggl.io)

    32 points by nick-keller 3y ago|16 comments
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Interesting, what is your OS / browser? I cannot reproduce it myself... To answer your second question, I believe DSG has a better UI / UX than the competition and is simpler to use and extend.
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Not out of the box, you would need to implement this part yourself (which is not trivial)
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    DSG is not meant to manage your data like tanstack (filtering, sorting, paginating...), it is meant to give your users the best possible UI / UX to edit data (which tanstack does not do since it is headless). But those two work very we
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Thanks for reporting this issue, I will look into it.
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Thanks, maybe I should implement more examples, it looks like this is the most efficient way to help people.
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    Thanks, I spent quite some time on the UI / UX to make it smooth and intuitive.
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    by nick-keller 3y ago

    A first step would be to make virtualization part of HTML, that thing is a nightmare.