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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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Yeah... You'll need to fight me to the death to get rid of #hurl from my tool belt. 😅 I been able to catch production ending failures thanks to it already. 😁
Though likely #k6 would've done the same. But at the same speed... I'm not so sure. 😅
I do like and recommend k6 at $dayjob. Still, for these fast integration tests, I cannot think of getting more productive than with hurl. 😎
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I'm certain now. Writing #GraphQL server with #GoLang #gqlgen is considerably better than other libs in languages I tried. That includes #elixir, #Python, and even #typescript. 🫠
The library focuses so much on #schema first, you can off load the boilerplate to the generated code. 😎 Focus on the business logic of your api, not instrumenting. 😅
Funny enough, if I was going with #REST, I would say #fastapi in python is the equivalent in productivity. 😉
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I recently discovered #hurl. Basically a light DSL for doing http requests on the terminal.
Where hurl shines is in testing an or automating and API call. 😎 I went from not knowing the tool, to setting up all my tests with it in a span of a week. 😅
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@fabian I have tried both. My take is #hurl may be the better option.
The language is not Turing complete. Instead favoring the Unix philosophy of using other cli tools to extend it. Versus #Bruno, where you have to think on how to instrument only in the sandbox provided.
That and getting hurl installed for usage with #CI is considerably easier than having to install an npm package for bru cli.
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Discovered today #ferrocene for #rust on critical systems. Very fascinating to see.
Rust already is quite rigorously tested on the compiler.
This most likely excites its potential use on planes and other systems. Where well defined locks on foot guns are a must. 😅
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@benjamineskola I don't think it is to do it right for agile or waterfall. It's more of planning and keeping track on that plan for the set time. Very much like #shapeup from #37signals way. 😅
Things change all the time. But that doesn't mean you add new features or change the scope of the project. The goal is to complete at a set time. Not to try to build concepts each sprint and see what sticks. 🫠 You can hear the pain in my words. 😭
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Will, I believe it's time to refresh to #Ubuntu #NobleNumbat.
Quite a lot has come out on this release. 😎 Defaulting to #netplan is one I want to try out. 😅
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The whole #redis situation has gotten me thinking of licenses. Far more than I would like. 🫠
I'm now of the camp either do strong #copyleft, like #AGPL, or don't do #FOSS. Go for something like #BUSL or #FSL instead.
Everything else in between seems to break apart and be taken advantage of. ⚰️ By both the license holder and the copies. 😅