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by tsp 1y ago
Would be cool if this could connect to Cloudflare SQLite DBs.
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by tsp 1y ago
I don’t know a single designer or developer that likes Adobe. There have been so many hostile decisions, so many dark UX patterns. I am happy to live an Adobe-free life!
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by tsp 2y ago
Crossing my fingers that something like this pops up eventually for modern Signals-based JS frameworks like Vue, Svelte or Solid. There is no way for me going back to React.
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PartyServer – build real-time apps with Cloudflare Workers(github.com)
2 points by tsp 2y ago|1 comments
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by tsp 2y ago
Libraries / examples / documentation for building real-time apps with Cloudflare Workers. Powered by Durable Objects, Inspired by PartyKit. - PartyServer: the core library for building real-time applications with Durable Objects o
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by tsp 2y ago
Looks like a very useful project. Sadly, I cannot tell if the tool creates static images or interactive widgets. The website really misses some examples.
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by tsp 2y ago
Sletch is a complex app that is used by professionals for 8h a day and costs $99. Your app is not comparable to that, just the pricing model. In relation to Sketch, your app is crazy expensive. I would have bought it for $19.
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by tsp 3y ago
I have been using Netlify for years, for my own projects, but also recommended it to all my freelance clients to host the projects that I was building for them. Going forward I will move all my static pages to other hosting providers. The N
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by tsp 3y ago
I planned on using them for my next project. Now I am not even sure if they have a server in my country (Germany). Sad.
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by tsp 3y ago
If you don’t have a full-time job that generates income, you better think of ways to monetize your side-projects. Completely different story when you have stable income.
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by tsp 3y ago
I’m disappointed they went with React as well. There are definitely more innovative frameworks (my favorites: Vue and Svelte). But I do understand the Tailwind team - it is an economic decision. React (still) dominates. Going framework-agno
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by tsp 3y ago
It’s definitely not dead. Some great demos have been released in recent years in JavaScript / WebGL, e.g. using visual tools like cables. https://cables.gl/
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by tsp 3y ago
It offers you a cheap way to host multiple apps with little effort. It can be compared to Heroku, which is a convenient way to host multiple apps, but which can get very costly.
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by tsp 3y ago
You pay for a managed control server. This instance can manage multiple servers to run apps on (BYOS only applies for these app servers).
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by tsp 3y ago
This works pretty well! You should sell image credits for faster processing.
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by tsp 3y ago
I used Lit 2 in a complex client project once, which was tough to work on, not because of Lit, but because of Web Component composition. I would not choose Web Components for a new project with component composition again. The Shadow DOM ma
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by tsp 3y ago
I used Lit in a client project, which still seems to be the most common way to author web components. Styling and composition was really hard, much harder than in typical React, Vue or Svelte projects. It is future proof to build the atoms
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by tsp 3y ago
I use Netlify since multiple years for static site hosting on their CDN, partly using a headless CMS. It is a blast to use and I could not imagine how it can be any easier. For full-stack applications I would definitely consider Render, as
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by tsp 3y ago
I am a happy Anybox user and previously used Pinboard and Raindrop. It syncs the bookmarks via iCloud.
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by tsp 3y ago
Afaik Braintree is a merchant of record, so they collect and handle VAT for you. Stripe does not.
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by tsp 3y ago
Vue 3 and Svelte feel very similar to use. I prefer Vue because of the ecosystem. Using it with TypeScript and Pinia is pure joy! Surely, Svelte will catch up, but it will take a while.
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by tsp 4y ago
You can get pretty far with an interactive Figma clickdummy. When you want to build a prototype, your main motivation might be to get feedback from users. A clickdummy might give you exactly that and save you a lot of time.
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by tsp 4y ago
The only font shop that I still buy web fonts from is Fontshop [1]. Their license is based on trust instead of tracking scripts. [1]
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by tsp 4y ago
This looks well polished in contrast to most other non-official Tailwind CSS component libraries. I will definitely consider using this for my next project. It’s a pity that out-of the box component libraries (React, Vue, Angular) are mostl
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by tsp 4y ago
Anybox [1] is a great replacement if you are in the Apple ecosystem. Raindrop [2] is another alternative that a lot of people seem to enjoy. I tried many alternatives to Pinboard and like AnyBox best so far. [1] https://anybox.ap
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by tsp 4y ago
I switched from Pinboard to Raindrop to AnyBox. Pinboard hasn’t received much love for years and when I received an answer to my support request a year after sending the email, it was clear that I have to look somewhere else. Raindrop felt
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by tsp 4y ago
Do you act as merchant of record (to handle VAT)? There are so many solutions out there that use Stripe for billing which involves so much extra work for European founders.
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by tsp 4y ago
It’s surprising to me that new bundles mainly advertise their speed. There are other things that are so much more important for a great DX.
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by tsp 4y ago
I encountered a strange bug on iOS: after visiting the Sound website, which uses the Web Audio API to play sounds, web-views in other apps (e.g. Lieferando, a food-delivery app) would play the same sound. So it seems like all web views shar
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by tsp 4y ago
There is a Laravel for Node.js - https://adonisjs.com/

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