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Working on svedit.vercel.app all summer!
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We do have a volume, yes (the SQLite DB for the app sits there). By auto-update I mean that I can deploy an app once for a client (e.g. on their own Fly.io org) and as we push new releases to Github (or a release server) the app updates itself to the latest code (runs migrations etc.).
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Awesome. We do use Fly already and have a Dockerfile. However we do not have zero downtime deploys yet, where Kamal could maybe help. And also some kind of auto-update of the deployments would be nice. I'm not sure that is part of Kamal (but they have it for ONCE). Trying to find solutions for that
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How well does Kamal+Fly work for JS projects - Svelte/SvelteKit in particular. Would you recommend it?
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Ahh been wanting to see that one! Just right in time…
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There's too much bloated crap code out there. So what to do about it? Let's use bloated crap code we don't understand how it works (LLMs) to create more bloated crap code more efficiently.
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The UI kit is pretty good! Nice work. I like you're adding some interesting things, while keeping the minimalism. :)
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I'm in exactly that dilemma now too. Users expect shared content blocks that can be used across multiple documents. Byebye 'isolated endpoint for isolated resources'.
A big part of me wants to 'just not do that' because I'm aware it's gonna get messy from now on. :|
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Wer weiß, vielleicht haben die Serben es ja wirklich geschafft der EU erfolgreich den Spiegel hinzuhalten. Bin gespannt.
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I'd want to invest my savings into promising smaller players (without becoming a gambler), contributing to a more balanced/resilient economic world order.
But it's just not designed to work that way.
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Been flirting with Bun or Deno a while back, but somehow happy I didn't do the switch as at this point we only know Node is here to stay (and it's caching up - e.g. node:sqlite).
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Curious: If you use Turso with an attached volume on a VPS (so you are hosting the db file yourself, not at Turso), how is it different to using the original SQLite3?
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Thank you!
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We are in the age of “more” not in the age of “better”. But I believe if you choose to do things right, rather than fast, they have a larger chance to stick around for longer. :)
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Thank you!
I'm trying to evaluate whether it's possible (&feasible for us) to work on a full fledged solution (structure + content editing) for mobile, but web-browsers only.
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Both WordPress and Notion were native apps right?
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Svedit PRs with bugfixes always welcome btw. :)
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It's very early though, so it's really just a starting point. Hope I can get this more stable soon, once I completed the current load of client work.
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I’d recommend to build your own from scratch. Svelte 5 is making this possible now. Here’s a starting point:
svedit.vercel.app
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Even cooler are domains als handles. :) One day, the social network could be a web of websites, with no intermediary necessary.
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Yeah, I think it‘s good to keep the static part together and put it first.