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   Bet on Primitives for Agentic Coding(robinwieruch.de)

   1 points by rwieruch 2mo ago|0 comments
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Over the past four years, I’ve set up three monorepos for different companies as contract work. The experience was positive, but it’s essential to know your tools. Since our monorepos were used exclusively for frontend applications, we coul
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Yes, it’s very German. But I think it didn’t work, because I never heard back from someone mentioning the postcard :’)
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Yes, the campground owner pays the processing fees. Stripe allows us to get 1% of the cake with their API.
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Just good ol’ MUI :)
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Ah interesting. They must have introduced this at some point, because it wasn't a thing back in 2015 (?).
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Hey Jason, just saw your email and wanted to reply here. Unfortunately, I don’t think the postcards really worked. We sent them to various regions across Germany, but my guess is they ended up in a pile at the campground reception and never
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Didn't know this saying, but yeah, exactly this :)
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   by rwieruch 1y ago

   Thanks for your feedback and for validating the pricing model! We see it the same way. Most property management systems charge campground owners several thousand dollars upfront, before they can even try the software. That’s where our appro
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    Good for you that it was just a coding assignment! I naively jumped into building this SaaS without realizing how many features a modern property management system actually needs :)
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    I’d say it was mostly the general 2014 vibe. But yes, I listened to Klangkarussell and many other German producers. I was probably most influenced by Alle Farben, who was known for his mixtapes before he started producing his own tracks (wh
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    If anyone wants to check out these things: - CloudCamping (still only German market for now) https://www.cloud-camping.com/ - The Road to Next (fully launched last month) https://www.road-to-next.com/ - Mus
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    Not ignorant at all. I'm not sure if they’ve added any monetization features over the years. Back then, it was arguably the best platform for getting discovered as a producer or DJ. When I stopped making music, I was getting a lot of r
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    Not sure if my "products" compare to yours, but I’ve seen some success with a few of them over the years, maybe there are some takeaways (or pitfalls to avoid) for you: CloudCamping (PMS): 250+ Businesses, 2023 - Positioned as mor
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    Thanks, really appreciate your reply!
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    Feed it to a LLM and let it give you the gist :)
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    I have been out of touch with the GraphQL ecosystem for a while. What are the status quo solutions to the problems stated above? N+1 I just remember the dataloader https://github.com/graphql/dataloader Is it still used
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    I have used RSCs only in Next.js, but to answer your questions: 1./2.: You can update it optimistically. [0] 3.: Depends on the framework's implementation. In Next.js, you'd invalidate the cache. [1][2] 4.: In the case of the
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    Great talk, thanks for reminding me about this Mark!
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    by rwieruch 1y ago

    It's not really the scope of the article, but what about adding a client directive [0] and dropping in your event handler? Just like that, you're back in a familiar CSR React world, like in the "old" days. [0] https:&#x
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    by rwieruch 2y ago

    Didn't see Coolify [0] combined with Hetzner mentioned in the article! [0] https://coolify.io/
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    by rwieruch 2y ago

    That's great to hear :)
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    by rwieruch 2y ago

    I've been working on The Road to Next [0] for almost a year. In the end, it's more than just a course on Next.js. It's a deep dive into full-stack development, covering key third-party integrations that empower you to build y
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    You might not need a React Form Library(robinwieruch.de)

    2 points by rwieruch 2y ago|0 comments
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    Feature-Based React Architecture(robinwieruch.de)

    1 points by rwieruch 2y ago|0 comments
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    by rwieruch 2y ago

    Hi HN! I know not many of you are hyped about paid courses, but here I am, almost 8 years after launching my (free) book The Road to React on HN :) [0] Yesterday, I launched the Early Access for The Road to Next! This self-paced video cours
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    The Road to Next(road-to-next.com)

    3 points by rwieruch 2y ago|1 comments
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    Freelance Developer: Charge by Time, Not Value(robinwieruch.de)

    2 points by rwieruch 2y ago|0 comments
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    by rwieruch 2y ago

    Thanks mate!
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    by rwieruch 2y ago

    I am working on my next course "The Road to Next" which teaches full-stack React with React 19 and Next 15. I started this full-time adventure 6 months ago and I am knee deep into recording the lessons. The project with all the co