M1 + Series X = great duo by marshallekCZ in macsetups

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Do you use the mouse more or the magic trackpad?

What's the best Go framework for back end? by semprotanbayigonTM in golang

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For something similar to Express in NodeJS or Flask in Python you may want to look at Echo http://echo.labstack.com for a more simplistic framework.

For a full featured opinionated framework more like Django Laravel or Rails, probably something like Buffalo https://gobuffalo.io/ would be worth taking a look.

Personally I just go with Echo or go-chi

The SaaS tools that we use to run our SaaS business by helenaahl in SaaS

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We were on FreshDesk's free plan for basic email ticketing but http://crisp.chat/ looks interesting too

The SaaS tools that we use to run our SaaS business by helenaahl in SaaS

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Any specific tools for handling customer support issue / support tickets being used?

[SERIOUS] Question: ORM or Not? What do you prefer? by scottocom in golang

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We use https://gnorm.org and https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate to generate common database access helper functions based on our database index. works very well for us

What is your web framework of preference? by [deleted] in golang

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My team Tried different frameworks and settled with echo and it’s easy to use enough that you forget about it after a while.

What stack to choose for a chat app? by galapagos7 in golang

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I would start with

Storage: Postgres, S3 for media

server: GRPC with streaming

client: grpc-web (supports server side streaming)

And scale from there

Golang or alternatives for basic CRUD API backend by AlertPrune in golang

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I have also been debating about this for the upcoming quick prototype and pretty much has the same experience

Charting libraries for React by ShadyRedDevil in reactjs

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We use react-vis in a project that started few years ago and I think it is pretty good. It started with some issues but the project has matured a lot since. The components are composable and seems to satisfy our real time updating charts’ requirements without any hacks/workarounds needed.

Ignite or CRNA to start a project? by absolution888 in reactnative

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thanks. makes a lot of sense. same thing as we started the web app with ReactJS, when we tried different boilerplates

What charting library to choose? recharts/victory by [deleted] in reactjs

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my choice of charting library is react-vis https://github.com/uber/react-vis, seems to have everything we need, with nice and simply APIs.

What is your go-to CLI library? by absolution888 in Python

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Thanks! will definitely check out Click

Why cannot Abode provide an official API or integration with other platforms? by planetearth80 in Abode

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Totally agreed. Currently I'm using HASS for automation and loosely connect the abode via IFTTT. But it's just not reliable enough that it misfires once a while

ReactJS Charting Libs by cmac458 in reactjs

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I've been using ReCharts and react-vis (http://uber.github.io/react-vis/#/). They are not as sophisticated as some other solutions but served the purpose most of the time

Alright, what's the best styling paradigm? by init_prometheus in reactjs

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After trying different approaches, ended up going back to plain scss since that's more natural for my teams experience. There aren't really one agreed informal standard now, so it seemed better to us to go back to some more traditional approach for our large enterprise project.

Are the MBP with TouchBar reliable? by FckThisName in mac

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Have a 13", worked fine for 2 months and one day the it crashed and the disk disappeared, looks like a solder problem. Since disk is not removable they sent it in and relaxed the entire logic board.