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perezd
2y ago
The better stack rn is buf + Connect RPC: https://connectrpc.com/ All the compatibility, you get JSON+HTTP & gRPC, one platform.
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perezd
2y ago
That's correct. Bufstream is not open source, but we do have a demo that you can try. I've asked the team to include a proper LICENSE file as well. Thanks for catching that!
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perezd
2y ago
That's correct. We hop onto Zoom calls with our customers on an agreed cadence, and they share a billing report with us to confirm usage/metering. For enterprise customers specifically, it works great. They don't want to viol
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perezd
2y ago
Nope! We're still heavily investing in scaling Protobuf. In fact, our data quality guarantees built into Bufstream are powered by Protobuf! This is simply an extension of what we do...Connect RPC, Buf CLI, etc. Don't read too much
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perezd
2y ago
Correct. WarpStream doesn't even support transactions.
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perezd
2y ago
It isn't.
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perezd
2y ago
It'd be cool if you supported the Buf Schema Registry's Reflection API: https://buf.build/docs/bsr/reflection/overview Then, the descriptors could be delivered on demand!
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perezd
2y ago
You probably want to check this out: https://connectrpc.com/
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perezd
2y ago
I think that's not true. There are plenty of incremental ways to adopt gRPC. For example, there are packages that can facade/match your existing REST APIs[1][2]. Reads like a skill issue to me. [1]: https://github.com&#
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perezd
2y ago
Protobuf can typically be about 70-80% smaller than the equivalent JSON payloads. If you care about Network I/O costs (at a large scale), you'd probably want to realize a benefit in cost savings like that. Additionally, I think pe
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2y ago
I think it's helpful for engineering managers to be technically conversant at a fairly deep level with the technical challenges and domains the team deals with regularly. My reports have told me that in the past, this bolstered their t
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perezd
2y ago
If you are wondering wtf editions are, I wrote a blog post about it here: https://buf.build/blog/protobuf-editions-are-here
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Show HN: Protobuf Editions now available in v27.0
(github.com)
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perezd
2y ago
lol, well. Sorry man, I'm a real boy. Check my account age. I can solve some math problems or look at what photos are bridges if you want.
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perezd
2y ago
Many folks don't know about what Protobuf Editions are, and it's about to be generally available. I was encouraging people to read the article :)
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perezd
2y ago
If we look back at some point, and Google falls apart/becomes irrelevant, that'll be on Sundar.
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Protobuf Editions are here: don't panic
(buf.build)
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perezd
2y ago
Google is days away from making Protobuf Editions GA. Never heard of it? Read on.
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perezd
15y ago
Its not that complex. CouchDB is the core technology that Couchbase and BigCouch, et. al are using to power their more "vertical" offerings, in various degrees. CouchDB is not going anywhere, and its a great standalone product.
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perezd
15y ago
This is where actual innovation is happening. I'm not at all discouraged by the FUD being perpetuated by Katz today. I have a fairly modest BigCouch deployment in production and I am very happy with it. haters gonna hate.
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perezd
15y ago
Now CouchDB's _changes can support websockets!
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perezd
15y ago
I want to be as cool as this guy when I grow up. I really want to believe the mouthpiece over at Microsoft, he makes a convincing argument, "nobody is skilled in HTML _5_", what does that even mean? Clearly this guy doesn't even know what
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perezd
15y ago
On the surface Orchestra looks like any number of to-do lists, but beneath it's actually a real-time messaging system. Think group chat for getting things done, with sync that just works without ever having to "pull-to-refresh" (so 2009). A
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perezd
15y ago
We want to build that tool, maybe you should work with us? :) I hope you come to love our product, what you are describing is what we are trying to build as a company. Give us feedback, please!
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15y ago
We hear you. We're focused on bringing Orchestra to more platforms, we're hiring, too! If anyone is interested in working on this with us, we're hiring jobs (at) orchestra (dot) com, mention HN.
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Orchestra is a Collaborative, Synchronized, To-Do List app for iOS and Web
(lifehacker.com)
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perezd
15y ago
link is dead :(, can this be seen anywhere else?
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perezd
15y ago
This is fantastic! Thank you for contributing this back to the community.
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perezd
15y ago
This is not true. read the release notes.
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perezd
15y ago
This is a huge release. Replicator was effectively re-written, much faster internals, HTTPS support is native. These features are warmly welcomed! Excited to see this now integrated into BigCouch!
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