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by tusharsoni 4y ago
> mCaptcha is basically a rate-limiter This is a much better explanation of what it does than captcha where I expect "proof-of-human". A PoW based rate-limiter is a really interesting idea! Usually, the challenge with unauthent
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
haha yeah, gotta keep the tradition going
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
Thank you! Go supports embedding static files natively [1]. Copper builds on top of it and provides the tooling to do it seamlessly for web projects. [1]: https://pkg.go.dev/embed
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
Thank you, so much to do in this space! Bud looks great and I see we share many common goals. The dependency injection piece looks interesting. Did you build it custom or integrated an existing solution?
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
They're on top of my list to add to Copper. As soon as we get sqlite support!
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
I think that remains a very valid use case. In Copper, you can create one of those with the CLI. For example `copper create -frontend=vite:react github.com/nasa/starship` will create a react app with a JSON backed API ready to go
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
This is a good observation. One trend I'm noticing is that the "old way" (PHP, Rails, etc.) of doing things is making a comeback. Go is very well positioned for this but lacks the frameworks. I'm hoping to add something
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
ha, add me to that list :) I think it's fine if CLIs are optional and I've tried to do that with Copper. Of course, your initial setup will be longer without scaffolding so it's not a great first time developer experience
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
Code generation is an awesome alternate, I'm more familiar with sqlc.dev. They're doing some really interesting work. My goal with Copper is to provide out-of-the-box integrations with popular solutions to various problems. For no
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
Oh that's fun! In my demo video [1], I build a (minimal) HN clone so hopefully that answers your question in detail. But the tldr is - you'll need a lot more than just templating for a production ready app. To name a few things -
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
Please do! If nothing else, it's definitely a fun language to learn. We're also setting up a community of folks who are learning Go/Copper. Check the project readme link for the link.
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by tusharsoni 4y ago
It kinda does but there's a lot of boilerplate that goes in before we actually get to the app logic. And, understandably, there's no structure provided by the Go stdlib. Once I made many projects with just using stdlib, I started
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Show HN: Copper – A Go framework for your projects(github.com)
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Show HN: Hacker News clone using Copper + Tailwind(github.com)
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Writing Go CLIs with Just Enough Architecture (2020)(blog.carlmjohnson.net)
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Best Practice: Application Frameworks(queue.acm.org)
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How to get things done as a tech lead?(tnotes.dev)
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Thoughts on (Premature) Optimization(tnotes.dev)
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Taxonomy of a Web App in Go(tnotes.dev)
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State of Web Development in Go(tnotes.dev)
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
Because not all cookies are regulated (such as session cookies). It would be hard for browser to tell what the cookie is for.
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
Can't load the page, getting too many redirects: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
Thank you! ListMonk looks great but I'm not sure what their future plans are so it would be hard to do a fair comparison. For DropList, the plan is to move towards email automation using drip campaigns.
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
Hi HN! Author here. I work on several projects that require me to stay in touch with the customers and keep them up-to-date on new initiatives that we are taking. I have tried several marketing platforms such as Mailchimp and Sendy. However
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Show HN: DropList - Send your marketing campaigns 100x cheaper(github.com)
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
- No good reason really. I prefer having "app" in the URL and I was already using app.autogradr.com subdomain for an older version. During the migration, I had to keep both of them running so I opted to get the new domain. - That&
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
Yup! Keep an eye out for it in the next week or so. This is a Go service so it should be a lot simpler to get it running.
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
These are so well thought out! It's funny you mention dropping some letters because my other project is AutoGradr :D
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by tusharsoni 6y ago
This is awesome! Definitely shortlisting senditall.email and droplist.
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Ask HN: Suggest names for an open-source, self-hosted Mailchimp alternative?
8 points by tusharsoni 6y ago|11 comments

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