Is there a visual demo of this?
Readit NewsThe only (silly) reason I can think of is that a non trivial number of people copy pasta directly from chatgpt responses and having the timestamp there would be annoying.
isuckatcoding commented on Scaling Go Testing with Contract and Scenario Mocks funnelstory.ai/blog/engin... · Posted by u/preetamjinka
Wow a full post about contract testing without mentioning pact
isuckatcoding commented on Go ahead, self-host Postgres pierce.dev/notes/go-ahead... · Posted by u/pavel_lishin
Take a look at https://github.com/vitabaks/autobase
In case you want to self host but also have something that takes care of all that extra work for you
Tit? Really? Just two more letters.
Second, how does concurrency (like promises) translate to rust ?
isuckatcoding commented on Dagger: Define software delivery workflows and dev environments dagger.io/... · Posted by u/ahamez
Dagger is already a very popular thing -- a DI framework
Yeah I initially thought of this coming from android
isuckatcoding commented on Ditch your mutex, you deserve better chrispenner.ca/posts/mute... · Posted by u/commandersaki
It kind of threw me off that we went from golang to Haskell so would love to see they bank example actually comeback full circle to golang
isuckatcoding commented on Using the expand and contract pattern for schema changes prisma.io/dataguide/types... · Posted by u/tanelpoder
Ok hear me out. What if this whole process was statefully managed for you as an add on to your database?
Like you essentially defined the steps in a temporal like workflow and then it does all the work of expanding, verifying and contracting.
Security concerns aside, this might be good for quick API or UI design exploration. Almost like an OpenAPI spec or Figma doc that gets produced at the end of this.
So guess kind of like v0
[1]: https://strandsagents.com
[2]: https://spring.io/projects/spring-ai