Best of Community — August 2023
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Product Hunt·3y
Radix Themes - A beautiful component library for building React apps faster
Radix Themes is an open source component library for building React apps faster. It helps you build faster and makes it easy to create beautiful, accessible interfaces that are a breeze to maintain. Radix UI is rated 5/5 ★ by 21 users.
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ShipFast - Ship your startup in days, not weeks
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Quastor Daily·3y
How Quora scaled MySQL to 100k+ Queries Per Second
Quora is a social media site where you can post questions for the community to respond to. They have over 300 million monthly active users with tens of thousands of questions posted per day. Quora scaled this with improving their caching strategy (changing the structure to minimize cache misses) and also by optimizing inefficient read queries.
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asayer·3y
Svelte vs. Vue -- A Comparison
Svelte is a new and free framework of JavaScript used to build interactive websites. VueJS is a framework for frontend web applications that’s JavaScript-based as well as a Model-View-controller based. It makes use of a virtual DOM to ensure performance, like no virtual DOM (just the real DOM!), less code, and real reactivity.
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Community Picks·3y
ViteConf is back!
The second ever ViteConf will take place online starting October 5th. Vite is now one of the fastest-growing tools in web development and recently exceeded 6.2M weekly downloads. The conference is free to join, and all content will be presented via an immersive player and embedded Discord.
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The ReadMe Project·3y
Is Laravel the happiest developer community on the planet?
PHP is the language used by 77.5% of all websites with back-end languages that w3tech has been able to identify. In StackOverflow's 2023 developer survey, Go was "admired" by 62.45% of respondents, while only 41.83% admired PHP.
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Hacker News·3y
OpenTF Foundation
HashiCorp announced they are changing the license to all their core products, including Terraform, to the Business Source License (BSL) Over 100 companies, 10 projects, and 400 individuals pledged their time and resources to keep Terraform open-source. The GitHub repository for the manifesto already has over 2.5k stars.
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Supabase·3y
Supabase Studio 3.0: AI SQL Editor, Schema Diagrams, and new Wrappers
Supabase Studio 3.0: AI SQL Editor, Schema Diagrams, and Wrappers.0 is here, with some huge new features. Supabase AI is aware of the SQL snippet in the editor and can modify it for you. You can ask it to change to, for example, for example.
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Developer.com·3y
GitHub versus GitLab
GitHub and GitLab are popular programmer tools built on the Git framework that help developers collaborate, manage code repositories, streamline workflows, and more. This guide will break down the features, pros, cons, and pricing so you can choose the better fit for your needs.
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Svelte DevTools+ - Unlock the full power of Svelte!
Svelte DevTools+ is not rated yet. It records states, enabling seamless jumps to prior states, enhancing workflow and reducing debugging time. The most active community members Hall of Fame Golden Kitty Awards finalists through the years.
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Codemotion·3y
The Rise of ViteJS: Unraveling its Popularity
ViteJS is fundamentally a build tool and local development server. It is designed to streamline the front-end development of modern web apps by reloading code modules dynamically to avoid recompiling the entire application. Vite is, in part, built on Rollup, but bottlenecks can be a problem for developers with complex code.
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Spacelift·3y
The Future of Terraform, Announcing OpenTF!
HashiCorp announced that going forward they will be changing the license on their core products, including Terraform, to a Business Source License (BSL v1.1 to be specific). Unlike the Mozilla Public License (MPL v2) that their products were previously licensed under, BSL is not an open source license.
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6 People to Follow in the Nuxt Community
Daniel Roe is the lead dev on the Nuxt project, and he’s always pushing the envelope by introducing new and exciting features. He also happens to be one of the nicest and most helpful people around. You can also contribute by writing or creating videos — don’t hold back.
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Pointer·3y
langgenius/dify: One API for plugins and datasets, one interface for prompt engineering and visual operation, all for creating powerful AI applications.
Dify offers out-of-the-box, ready-to-use applications that can also serve as Backend-as-a-Service APIs. Unify your development process with one API for plugins and datasets integration, and streamline your operations using a single interface for prompt engineering, visual analytics, and continuous improvement.
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Hacker Noon·3y
How I Built My Own PaaS Company
Jibri's On Demand is a leader in the open-source video conferencing community. It has reached 63 countries, assisting over 500 businesses in effortlessly recording Jitsi video. It became a lifeline during the 2020 pandemic, enabling everything from telemedicine to Santa's virtual visits.
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configu/configu: a simple, modern, and generic standard for managing and collaborating software configurations ⚙️✨.
Configu is a simple, modern, and generic standard for managing and collaborating software configurations. It is built to provide a common, flexible, and extensible process for storing, mutating, and orchestrating configuration data across different environments and systems. Learn how to use Configu in your project.
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Laravel News·3y
Cachet v3 Announcement
James Brooks, the original creator of Cachet, an open-source status page system, shares an update about its journey. He says he has a deep, burning desire to get his baby back. He now aims to rebuild the system using newer technologies, including Vue.js, Inertia, Laravel 10.
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CSS Selectors/Combinators Classifier - Organize and highlight CSS selectors and combinators by type
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How Open Source helped me get into the GitHub Octernships program.
The GitHub Octernships program connects students with industry partners in paid professional experiences and mentorship on open source and software development projects. The program is amazing in itself, but I couldn't have asked for a better organization to collaborate with than OpenSauced. I wish to share some of my learnings and the project that I worked on.
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BioDrop: A Fresh Start for the Open Source Project Formerly Known as LinkFree
BioDrop: A Fresh Start for the Open Source Project Formerly Known as LinkFree. The name change comes as a strategic move to differentiate it from similarly named services, most notably Linktree. BioDrop serves as a platform that enables users to connect with their audience via a single link.
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daily.dev·3y
Source Spotlight by daily.dev: Product Hunt 💡
Product Hunt's platform, known for showcasing the latest tech products, aligns perfectly with daily. The collaboration has driven hundreds of thousands of organic clicks to Product Hunt over the past year, enhancing both traffic and engagement. The platform aims to provide a space for developers to improve, interact and collaborate with each other.
