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Or Wails with Go. It’s good we have more competitors in the desktop space.

LemonSqueezy itself or Paddle. Both are merchants of records. At least paddle (maybe LS too) allows reverse invoice which is important for some home grown startup saas as they simplify taxes to single customer (paddle), one invoice and one tax jurisdiction usually.

Yes. You can use Jupyter notebooks with both JavaScript and TypeScript. Such support is from Deno for example [0]

[0] https://deno.com/blog/v1.37

I like the idea of SQLite, even more with tools like Litestream [0] when the database is replicated - in this case, just continuously backup to S3 (and from S3 during startup). I found often for my and my friend's hobby projects, single server instances can be optimized easily enough to handle small and medium traffic. In such cases, I don't even bother with a fully managed database because SQLite covers all the needs and when it's located on the same machine as the server is extremely fast [1].

[0] https://litestream.io/ [1] https://www.sqlite.org/speed.html

I like to think about discipline in terms of habits, either built in a perfect environment or real and messy, as described in the article. The perfect ones are what we aim to achieve, but they are flimsy because once we are in a different environment, the habits disappear. The latter are much more prone to changes but harder to initialize.

Great project. I’m curious if you know live and earning startups made using this or other boilerplate.

During a gold rush, sell shovels.

In the Node & JavaScript ecosystem, there is the web framework Express. The current major version 4.x.x branch is over 10 years old [1]. And yet it powers so many apps in the ecosystem (over 17M downloads every week [2]). It lacks some features and is not the most performant [3]. But me and coworkers I talked with, like it because it allows for quick, stable development and long-term planning without worrying about drastic API changes and lack of security patches for older versions. Even better stability is provided with Go where we can run over 10-year-old programs thanks to a mix of wide stdlib and the promise of compatibility. [4]

[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/express?activeTab=versions

[2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/express

[3] https://fastify.dev/benchmarks/

[4] https://go.dev/doc/go1compat

I love this game and even more the distribution model. Do you want a free game? Use officially available sources. Do you want to support the developer or have Steam integration? Buy on Steam. Just want to donate? Donate. Want to change something in the game? Git clone.

That's pretty cool. Now I'm waiting for India and China.

Will be interesting to see the impact of this situation on the contract with European railroad services Akiem - they signed a 164 million euro contract with Newag for services and trains for France. [1]

[1] https://biznes.pap.pl/pl/news/all/info/3509606,newag-inks-eu...

Atlassian design has been the ideal model for enterprise™ design for me. It's like promo videos with smiling people from stock. Look nice and clean but you just feel the rat race behind.

I like the simplicity of Bruno and that the author is aware why devs liked the Postman and Insomnia. I will wait however until it will mature a little more as my huge project in Insomnia can’t be imported (I guess because I left empty names to see directly URLs and Bruno doesn’t allow that).

Just fyi, I’m missing the previous dynamic logo

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