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by place1 5y ago
wg-access-server was a hobby project i put together because I was interested in wireguard and wanted something for my home network. i opensourced it so that others could see it and perhaps use it for inspiration which this fork seems to be
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by place1 6y ago
For what it's worth GRPC-Web is a pretty nice solution here. My team generates backend stubs from our GRPC spec which allows us to jump right to implementing our business logic. Frontend projects make use of the GRPC-Web client codegen
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by place1 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words. I'd be happy to hear more about the rough edges and the nice-to-haves you're after in more detail in a github issue :D
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by place1 6y ago
> wireguard is itching for a nice ui or cli tool for managing configs.... if anyone knows one please let me know... I'm been writing wg-access-server[1] which is an open source all-in-one solution for getting a wireguard based VPN s
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by place1 6y ago
I never even thought about using a DNS based tunnel for this problem. Amazing.
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by place1 6y ago
I'm a big fan of Wireguard. I wrote wg-access-server [1] as an all-in-one wireguard VPN solution. I recently added some docs [2] and support for deploying with Helm. I'd love some feedback on here or on github. Give it a try. [1]
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by place1 7y ago
This is awesome news. I’ve been using my self written access server deployed as a docker container at my home for ages now with no problems at all. Wg is a pleasure to use and their apps for iOS and desktop are great. The QR code feature in
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by place1 7y ago
I'm also working on something like this https://github.com/place1/wireguard-access-server It's mostly a hobby project but it'll run a userspace wireguard implementation (boringtun) and a webapp to config
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by place1 7y ago
I can't zoom in or out on this website, and it's huge by default on my monitor... out of curiosity, how does that even happen? do they use JS to change the font size when the window zoom changes?
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by place1 8y ago
Is it though? Hosted k8s clusters make deploying a single app just as simple as heroku or elasticbeanstalk, but you still have the flexibility to deploy more. For a small team it's just as easy to setup a managed k8s cluster as it is a
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by place1 8y ago
Yes, I quite liked this about Rust's `Result` and `Option` type and using monads in general but I don't think Golang could achieve this pragmatically without generics.
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by place1 9y ago
How does this scale once you have multiple developers/teams and an automated CI/CD process in place? Could you elaborate on how to manage this manual step (potentially for multiple environments) when an automated deployment depend
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by place1 9y ago
This is really good. Cheers!
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by place1 9y ago
I used to have an ISP that seamed to throttle bittorrent traffic. Is there anything people can do to get around this type of behaviour?
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by place1 9y ago
Is this a Enterprise edition only feature? From reading it seems this is the case which is a shame because it feels like a pretty basic feature but also really useful to small CE users.
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by place1 9y ago
Type errors might not be the biggest issue up-front when writing new frontend code, but refactoring JS becomes really hard as the LOCs grow. Typescript (static typeing in general) really helps with this as you can get instance feedback abou
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by place1 9y ago
I often try to ask 'why' and 'what if' questions. Maybe I just suck at talking to people but they often become defensive and think i'm trying to question their solutions when i'm really trying to understand how
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by place1 10y ago
Fair enough and very true! I suppose web-components are 'react like' in a way though so maybe it's already happening.
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by place1 10y ago
So i'm young. What makes JSPs bad, why aren't you using them anymore and what are you using instead?