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by schickling 1y ago
Host of localfirst.fm and author of LiveStore here. Your post strongly resonates and I particularly like your conclusion in regards to SQLite. I've been exploring how to build a sync layer around SQLite for the last 5 years as part of
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by schickling 1y ago
Thank you! So glad you like it!
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by schickling 1y ago
Totally agree re "hype trap". I'm building LiveStore for myself while working on Overtone which mostly informed the design decisions. I'm building LiveStore/Overtone to last! > Would it be possible to add optiona
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by schickling 1y ago
Great questions! > Handling compaction for long lived apps/pages? That's a very common question and something I'm planning to ship a solution for soon. The basic idea is to give each event some more semantic "meaning&
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by schickling 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this episode. Planning to do a dedicated episode about LiveStore some time soon. :)
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by schickling 1y ago
That's a good point. I'm in touch with the Android/Chrome team about the underlying issue. I was hoping the underlying Android web issue would have been fixed by now (as I first noticed it ~3 years ago with some indication fo
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by schickling 1y ago
Hi folks, creator of LiveStore here (prev. founder Prisma). Very excited to launch LiveStore in beta today after having worked on it over the past 4 years. I've built it for myself working on Overtone, an ambitious music client aiming
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Local-First Landscape(localfirst.fm)
10 points by schickling 1y ago|2 comments
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by schickling 1y ago
Hey everyone, host of the localfirst.fm podcast here (and previously founder of Prisma). In collaboration with Jess Martin, we've been working on the Local-First Landscape resources which provides an overview and comparison of various
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Stop Syncing Everything(sqlsync.dev)
4 points by schickling 1y ago|0 comments
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From React to Effect(effect.website)
7 points by schickling 2y ago|0 comments
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Maggie Appleton: Barefoot Developers, AI, end-user programming(localfirst.fm)
2 points by schickling 2y ago|0 comments
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by schickling 2y ago
Podcast host here. Thanks so much for your kind words! Glad to hear you're enjoying the conversations and find them helpful!
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by schickling 3y ago
We're still working on it! We'll hopefully have more to share soon! In the meanwhile you might like this talk by Geoffrey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjl7CpG9h3w&pp=ygUNZ2VvZmZyZ...
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by schickling 4y ago
I’ve been using Tauri for about a year now and couldn’t be more excited for it to reach 1.0 Looking forward to a new generation of desktop (and even mobile) apps!
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Tauri 1.0: Multi-Platform App Toolkit(tauri.app)
14 points by schickling 4y ago|3 comments
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Contentlayer: Type-Safe Content SDK(contentlayer.dev)
5 points by schickling 4y ago|0 comments
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by schickling 5y ago
Yes and besides this mentioned M1 problem, it's been really great to use. I think Tauri has a lot of potential!
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by schickling 5y ago
I'm excited to hear you're looking into this and take it serious. I think this is a great opportunity to for the Tauri community to become a more welcoming and inclusive place. Happy to help!
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by schickling 5y ago
Hi folks, I'm the user from the screenshot above (thanks for sharing this btw). I have to say, this was a quite unpleasant and unwelcoming interaction as my question was genuine and I indeed did do some extensive research before asking
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ORMs Are Awesome(chanind.github.io)
3 points by schickling 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Graphqlgen – Generate type-safe resolvers based on your GraphQL schema(prisma.io)
2 points by schickling 8y ago|0 comments
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by schickling 8y ago
Almost all developers/team who actually tried out and used GraphQL, will say the same thing: You never want to go back. Most of the arguments against GraphQL that I'm reading here, seem to actually be misconceptions (or the Grap
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by schickling 8y ago
This is a fantastic point! Co-creator of How to GraphQL here. I’m very excited to tell you that we’re currently working on a new iteration of the page and content that will include more in-depth chapters about dataloaders, authentication, a
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Prisma now supports Postgres(blog.graph.cool)
6 points by schickling 8y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Prisma Cloud – A GraphQL Database Platform(blog.graph.cool)
2 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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GraphQL Directive Permissions(blog.graph.cool)
1 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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by schickling 9y ago
Hi jmandzik, I'd be very interested to learn more about your project. What's the best way to get in touch?
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by schickling 9y ago
GraphQL is finally an API standard that strikes the right balance between simplicity and flexibility and has the potential to be the only query language most developers have to learn – and could therefore fulfil the idea of ODBC. In regards
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by schickling 9y ago
Yes, this simply runs in the same Node.js process (or any other programming language really) and doesn't add any complexity. Under the hood it's simply delegating your GraphQL queries to another GraphQL API (e.g. PostGraphile or G

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