@GraphyHQ Also love the detail where the bubble sizes resize according to the available space and that also reflects in the way we build the size scale legend.

A few months into working at @GraphyHQ and I'm still amazed by how easily we can produce beautiful visualizations.

🚀 Just launched on Product Hunt: Graphy 3.0! From messy data to graphs with a story in seconds. Turns complex datasets into narratives - fast, simple, and smart. https://t.co/X0Wfk8HYgV Check it out! #ai #dataviz

Chat-GPT, theres only one thing you need to know about me...

The solution wasn’t Ingress / LoadBalancer — it was using a Gateway. This guide finally got me there:

I've been trying to use GCP Managed Certificates with DNS Authorization, but no success. I guess that I'll have to try https://t.co/rKQbQSVmrq ... I was hoping for something easier and more straightforward.

Back to playing with k8s & Google Cloud: 1. Postgres StatefulSet ✅ 2. Redis ✅ 3. Google Secrets ✅ 4. NextJS App (+load google secrets on boot) ✅ But now, I'm struggling hard to get a Wildcard Certificate working with my Ingress/LB 😭 #kubernetes #gcp

With @railway I have: - 2 next.js apps - 2 node.js apps - 2 postgres - 1 redis - 1 temporal ui - 1 temporal engine And pay like $12 per month (monitoring stuff is currently paused as it would add an extra $8)!

Playing around with @kubernetesio on @googlecloud - spun up an empty cluster, deployed a couple of Docker images… and got an instant €5 bill on day one. Amazes me how services like @Railway and @flydotio manage to offer so much at such low prices!

Here is the link for the course https://t.co/2coGJiwZa5 It’s 4 years old, but given the stability of go, most still applies. Only missing a chapter or two on generics (they weren’t released back then)

For now, the CLI is local, but it has already streamlined my workflow significantly. Managing tasks in Chronical feels much more organized and efficient now.

One thing I haven’t figured out yet is how to publish the CLI for global use. The ESM + TypeScript combo has made this trickier than expected, and I’m not willing to spend too much time on it for now.

I used @effect/cli to build this, and it took just a couple of hours to have everything done and ready to merge! @EffectTS_ is as brilliant as ever. 🎉

Switching between folders to perform these tasks was manageable for now, but in a few months, I’d probably feel lost trying to find specific tasks. To solve this, I built a centralized CLI to keep all these tasks in one place. It’s a huge help in reducing cognitive load.

In my monorepo, I had several tasks scattered across different packages. * Run @temporalio workflows manually * Deploy smart contracts with @HardhatHQ (local/testnet) * Create/deploy local graphs with @graphprotocol * Run migrations/seeds ...and more. #buildinpublic

@wesbos sorry for the tag, but I'm running out of ideas and I see you commented on that issue. Have you found a workaround?

Struggling with a Next.js issue: "Too many clients connected" because Next.js keeps re-executing a file where was expected to be a singleton client Theres multiple issues open on GH about this, eg:

Kudos to @mhmazur 👏

This style guide puts into words some of the unspoken (and OCD-like) rules I follow—and adds a few I’ll adopt. One concept I plan to explore further is CTEs. I’ve used them sporadically, but after reading a few articles, they seem worth a deeper dive. https://t.co/MmG2XmisaO

Got Prometheus metrics set up and dashboards running in Grafana for some generic metrics. Still need to explore good insights and custom metrics, but it feels great to have the foundation in place! #buildinpublic