akshay kadam (a2k)
@deadcoder0904
I'll be using Express GraphQL I guess.
Idk what changed into GraphQL server side but the whole Apollo Prisma thingy is confusing nowadays.
Zeit's Now shows all the code if its free under _public or something I don't remember
Yes TJ's Up I'll give it a shot or use GraphCool if it suffices my needs
But you did help with it, right? Designer I guess. If you're not then I must've mistaken someone else 😂
Oh I guess you mixed up something. I think @chmielwork did the design of screenhunt :D
Yeah true, the free tier exposes the sources. I guess up + aws would be a better fit then.
Oops sorry I mixed both your profile pics, my bad 😂
Maybe try screenhunt.co or hyperpixel.io or are you talking about pqina.nl/filepond/docs or carbon.now.sh
I don't understand the question to be honest.
Well, I'm building in React with Node JS & I think I'll be using Apollo with GraphQL. So what do you think I should use which is cheaper but efficient?
Also, where is ScreenHunt (bdw awesome product) hosted on?
So you are writing your own graphql server?
There are plenty of options.
You could also use for example the free tier of zeit.now (zeit.co/now) to host your node.js stuff.
And netlify for your react frontend.
Or use apex.up (github.com/apex/up) to deploy your nodejs server to aws lambda which would be also free for the first 1 mio requests I think.
Lamdba and API Gateway are pretty cheap tho. However never use the EC instances. They are super expensive if you compare them to other cloud providers.
ScreenHunt is btw @pugson project. Not mine :D
I'll be using Express GraphQL I guess.
Idk what changed into GraphQL server side but the whole Apollo Prisma thingy is confusing nowadays.
Zeit's Now shows all the code if its free under _public or something I don't remember
Yes TJ's Up I'll give it a shot or use GraphCool if it suffices my needs
But you did help with it, right? Designer I guess. If you're not then I must've mistaken someone else 😂
Oh I guess you mixed up something. I think @chmielwork did the design of screenhunt :D
Yeah true, the free tier exposes the sources. I guess up + aws would be a better fit then.
Oops sorry I mixed both your profile pics, my bad 😂
#screenhunt is using graph.cool for the backend + React front-end on Netlify.
Is the free plan sufficient for Screenhunt?
Its a nice app. But, I think Mac users prefer Safari due to it eats less battery than Chrome or Firefox & that comment about Safari would be too much for some people. Some people are too sensitive. Checkout www.producthunt.com/posts/tal… if you don't believe me 😂
I'm Mac user and prefer Chrome, I only use Safari to access my other AWS console :D
I was earlier using it. But I place my Mac on my lap & after opening a lot of tabs in Chrome it started consuming more power & got a lot heated so I switched to Safari. Now I only use it when developing Web Apps nothing else.
Thanks for the tips. I think it's not offensive, that's just a bit of humor to show that Safari isn't that popular compared to Chrome and FF. Sometimes I also use it, but very rarely.
Yeah its not offensive but sometimes people just want to make something offensive because they can. That product hunt link of the book is not offensive but people took it 😂
Nope, I use React + Apollo ( Write queries, not code ) & correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think its MVC pattern or is it?
I'm so confused 🤔
My V is React & M is where data lives which is apollo-link-state & C is my Apollo. So I guess its MVC then. Right, Pugson?
What do you think about Heroku for PHP & MYSQL?
that works too, if you don't want the hassle of setting things up from scratch. it's a bit over-priced imho.
Yes I definitely will. No idea about it. I'm collecting all the knowledge here I can.
Thanks. Is it cheaper & easier than Heroku?
Heroku provides 1000 free hours every month. It is enough for the initial product. The default database on Heroku is Postgresql which is also free up to 10000 rows. Don't have idea on how to host MySql on Heroku. If you can find something please share.
Yes I definitely will. No idea about it. I'm collecting all the knowledge here I can.
I thought Firebase is for Key-Value store only. Where do you host AskUser?
I host Ask User at Firebase. You'll be surprised but Firebase is much more than just a DB. It's all-in-one platform for web and mobile apps: hosting with CDN, serverless provider, authentication API, file storage, etc.
Oops sorry I mixed both your profile pics, my bad 😂