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Ben Reinhart

@benjreinhart

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cto @get_mocha (YCS23). prev: e2e encryption @privy_io, ml infra Cruise. open source https://t.co/5KKrncdsxk

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Joined October 2010
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
5 days
It seems RLS is only a tool to sell backend as a service. Am I missing something?
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
5 days
RLS is insane, I have never understood why this was supposedly a good idea for web apps. Run DB migrations to change auth logic? Try to understand existing logic? Complicate every DB query? Endpoints that need to authorize something not in my DB (3rd party API calls), what then?
@isamlambert
Sam Lambert
6 days
seems like the complexity and perfomance hit from RLS makes it not worth it?
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@AngryTomtweets
Angry Tom
16 days
Vibe coding is cool until you need authentication, payments, or AI features. Then it's a nightmare. This new app changes it all - from idea to fully functional app in minutes, with everything built in. Here's everything you need to know:
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@nichochar
Nicholas Charriere
16 days
why pick @get_mocha ? (review from product hunt)
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@dutradotdev
Dutra
24 days
hey @get_mocha I just built this sick tool 👉 https://t.co/QVD5N81ZSF you can sign in with google, add products, manage marketing strategies and organize ideas in a kanban board powered by AI it worked like magic, i used two prompts
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2oeapainarz4w.mocha.app
Plataforma inteligente para criadores de conteúdo organizarem produtos, estratégias e ideias
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@nichochar
Nicholas Charriere
24 days
Introducing Mocha - the app builder for the 99%. Not another mockup builder. Not another Supabase wrapper. Today we're also launching Spotlight 👇
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
27 days
The homogenization of modern software (web dev, at least) is 👎. There are runtimes other than v8, with their own strengths like being exceptional at maintaining millions of stateful processes w relatively low overhead + built-in distribution
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
27 days
You: [websockets] requires alot of resources. Horizontal scaling can't be done beyond a point since u can't add infinite/a lot of servers becz its expensive. Erlang VM: lol
@shivambhadani_
Shivam Bhadani
28 days
Websockets which a lot of people use while building realtime communication (such as chatapps) are not scalable for large userbase. It can be good for small scale startups but large scale companies don't use it. Most of the times, either companies write their own custom protocols
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@aaronmakelky
Aaron Makelky
1 month
@alexcooldev can any tools one-shot this without API keys besides @get_mocha ?
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@sheilaxhe
Xile (Sheila) He
1 month
We just hit #1 Product of the Week on Product Hunt🏆 @get_mocha 4 days. 800+ upvotes. Hundreds of comments. Didn’t expect it to take off this fast, but we’re beyond grateful. 💬 Tons of thoughtful feedback 🧡 Support from early users + builders Thinking about writing a short
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
1 month
Mocha is live on ProductHunt! 🚀🚀 We'd love your support if you could help us with an upvote 🙏 Link below + discount code
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
2 months
Leon is the goodest boy. He wants you to know that he is not a black lab, despite his looks (can you guess what he is?). He also wants you to know that @get_mocha is the best product building platform in the world
@ycombinator
Y Combinator
2 months
Mocha (@get_mocha) is an AI-powered no‑code app builder that turns your idea into a live website in minutes. It integrates everything: database, backend, UI, deployments— no coding skills needed. Just chat with Mocha and ship to production. https://t.co/TpWxmwQGGW
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
2 months
Been building with elixir + phoenix full time for the better part of the last year and I can’t imagine having written our backend in anything else. Such a powerful foundation for our product
@josevalim
José Valim
2 months
Congrats to Rust, Gleam (welcome!!) and Elixir on being the top 3 most admired languages on the StackOverflow Survey and Phoenix for being the most admired web framework for the third year in a row!
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
2 months
Anyone building @cloudflare workers able to get experimental remote bindings for R2 only using a CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN instead of authenticated wrangler user? @ghostwriternr? We're using the vite plugin 🙏
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@jdwlbr
Jared Wilber
2 months
Mocha is hands down the best ai web-app builder for non-devs.
@nichochar
Nicholas Charriere
2 months
After 2 years of building, Mocha 1.0 is here. Not another mockup builder. Not another Supabase wrapper. This is what happens when you rethink app creation from first principles for people who don't code. đź§µ 1//
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
2 months
I believe we have delivered our vision of a true no-code app builder, suitable for non-techincal people who want an end-to-end app. With all the pillars in place, we can spend all our focus on 10-100xing the agent. Let us know if that's your thing! https://t.co/qkhFOpdXVj
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getmocha.com
Mocha is an AI-powered no‑code app builder that turns your idea into a live website in minutes. No coding skills needed – perfect for ambitious entrepreneurs.
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Ben Reinhart
2 months
We need one fully integrated experience, entirely abstracted away from the user. Our product is for non-technical folks. The worst thing we could do is require a non-technical user to first go create a separate account for their database (?) and enter API keys like @lovable_dev
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
2 months
The tech stack our AI writes is: React, Vite, Hono, and our own Users Service (auth). These apps are deployed to @cloudflare workers using D1. No @nextjs or @vercel. No @supabase or @neondatabase. No Clerk or whatever flavor of the day auth provider.
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@benjreinhart
Ben Reinhart
2 months
We use @flydotio to host our app servers, as well as all the sandbox servers running user apps during development. They make programmatically working with infra easy and fun... something I'm surprised to hear myself say There's more on that here:
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