#backends — Public Fediverse posts

Some things are easy these days. When you find three Open Source projects providing generic #RESTful #backends for app projects and two of them advertise the advanced usage of #LLM, choose the third.

https://pocketbase.io/

What birdsong and back ends can teach us about magic

https://digitalseams.com/blog/what-birdsong-and-backends-can-teach-us-about-magic

#HackerNews #birdsong #backends #magic #technology #learning

Our next #JCON2025 session is live: 'Develop Domain-Driven based #Backends with #EclipseStore' with Miroslav Grgić

EclipseStore is a unique storage #technology that stores #Java object-graphs natively, which decouples us …

Grab your coffee and hit play: https://youtu.be/gfSKGwiKZ1A

#Java #JCON

Excited for #JCON EUROPE 2025? See Miroslav Grgić at #JCON2025 in Cologne talking about '#Develop Domain-Driven based #Backends with #EclipseStore'

EclipseStore is a #unique storage #technology that stores #Java object-graphs …

Get your free #JUG Ticket: http://www.jcon.one

Hypothesis: a more recent version of #sane and its #backends could do the trick since compiling from the source in #Debian looked promising

New attempt: replaced the micro sd and tried #archlinux for #arm, which is a kind of a home game for me since I run #Arch on my PC.

Outcome: pretty much the same. scanimage -L detects both cameras, attempting to scan ends with identical errors.

Verdict: I have to think outside the box to make my project happen...

Currently setting up a small little helper (a #raspberrypi 3B running #debian #linux in headless mode) to give all my computers access to the scanner and the document camera.

What freaked me out was that the #sane #backends package (libsane1 in Debian) did not include the v4l-backend which is required to connect Video4Linux (i.e. cameras) to sane so that my document camera was obviously not detected by scanimage -L.

Now building libsane from the source since v4l is definitively included...