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by rickbergfalk 14d ago
> Meanwhile, Cursor and Viget have blogged about migrating their codebases from Solid and Lit, respectively, to React. That was maddening to read. Here I was thinking we should all be migrating to better performing frontend solutions. Do
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by rickbergfalk 4y ago
Yes. Currently using it in production and couldn't be happier. The individual modules are only served during development, but even then startup/load is faster than our previous webpack setup by an order of magnitude. When you buil
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by rickbergfalk 9y ago
Proper queuing in RDBMSs can be tricky. 2ndQuadrant has a good write up of what is required to make sure you don't fall into any traps: https://blog.2ndquadrant.com/what-is-select-skip-locked-for-... Now if we're
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by rickbergfalk 10y ago
Hi HN - SqlPad has shown up here a couple times before but I've never taken the opportunity to do a a Show HN on it yet, so I'm doing that now :) I recently took a sabbatical of sorts to clean it up a bit, as well as catch up wit
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Show HN: SqlPad – Run SQL in browser and chart results(github.com)
10 points by rickbergfalk 10y ago|1 comments
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by rickbergfalk 11y ago
Thanks! I'd love to hear your thoughts. feel free to send them to me via email or github issue
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by rickbergfalk 11y ago
TauCharts has been an amazing library to work with. Its API fits so well with the mental model of how the SQL results map to visualizations. I can't recommend this charting library enough. It's like a mini tableau built on top of
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by rickbergfalk 11y ago
Thanks troels! It doesn't but it's something we could keep in mind. Feel free to open an issue on GitHub to make the request. Do you have any examples of what you have in mind?
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by rickbergfalk 11y ago
Hi Hacker News! So this is where the extra activity is from :) honored to be posted. SqlPad was something I built to scratch my own itch and was sort of a self-challenge. I haven't done much with it lately, but a few users have contrib