marcfowler

I’m working on a code generation agent that lives and operates inside of GitHub instead of being tied to your IDE so that PMs and others can generate PRs.

https://rivets.dev

Small typo on the page: "You need to include the Auhtorization header with your API Key to call these endpoints."

We use Ansible for everything, deploying into AWS. It's really great and I found it to be far easier to wrap my head around than anything else I looked at.

We use it with node for a bunch of things like PDF generation, asynchronous calls to various HTTP services etc. I think it's excellent.

The worst part about it by far is CloudWatch, which is truly useless.

Check out https://github.com/motdotla/node-lambda for running it locally for testing btw - saved us hours!

Knob, I guess!

I'd be really, really interested in this, especially with Chromecast support. What are you writing it in? Perhaps I could help a little. Would appreciate if you could shoot me a message when you're ready!

This is awesome! Great idea.

The first thing I thought of was some rule saying that you have to be 'using' the domain within, say, 2 years or it gets pulled from you.

But then the problem is, do we want someone policing what the definition of 'using' a domain is? Hell no.

I think that unfortunately the way it's going is that you basically use a different TLD, but even now it's beneficial to have the .com if you can (especially among non-developer audiences who aren't used to .ly, .io, etc etc). 'Just go to whatever.io' to your grandma isn't as obvious as 'Just go to whatever.com'.

This looks amazing - really great work. I'll definitely check this out properly.

Actually I agree with you - good point - I can see why being on the other end (i.e. as the answerer) can be really frustrating, especially as you said, your answer can be 'more' correct with greater detail etc.

As I said, my experience could very well be based on that I've only asked something like 5 questions on there, all very specific, which is really the kind of question perfectly suited for a site like that.

I don't know whether it's because of the type of questions I've ever asked on there, but I've found it to be excellent, and I always get my questions answered perfectly.

The attitude on there seems to be slightly terse, but, it is designed and really focussed on Q&A, not discussion. So I don't know that I really agree with the criticism of it.

Sumstar is surely the best. Other than that, Perfecto is cool though I don't think it really applies as well.

Ledgerama could give decent branding if you did a kind of parallax effect on the site to make it like a diorama..

Still, I'd go with Sumstar. That's good.

Nice and clean: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BlWngueCYAAQnl5.jpg:large