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stevekrouse
2,810karma·392submissions·April 23, 2013
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Thanks! Maybe one day but for now we're trying to build a NY team. Appreciate you asking though
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* React/Remix on the frontend * NodeJS API server * Deno evaluation servers * Postgres database * Typescript, Zod, Tailwind CSS, DrizzleOrm * All hosted on Render Any other questions?
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Appreciate the pointer! Really helpful to know. We only have 3 employees, so I don't think we're technically covered by this law, but it's probably a good idea to list a range anyways. …
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Val Town | Founding Software Engineer | ONSITE (New York) Val Town is a social website to write, run, and deploy code. We’re building a social hub where people can write code with zero friction or set…
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I thought it'd be fun to play with sparklines on Val Town, which is a server-side platform for running JavaScript. First I did the opposite of this post and used all the libraries (react, htm, an…
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I ported your jsfiddle to run on val town! Main function: https://www.val.town/v/stevekrouse.sparklineSVG Rendered example: https://www.val.town/v/stevekrous…
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We're working on em! Just launched today but check back in or give me your email and I'll let you know when we do. Hopefully in a week or two. Users are making moves!
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Thanks!!
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I would love to help you with that, but you're right Val Town can't run Chrome... Is there a hosted-playwright api service we could use?
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Great ideas! I am particularly enamored by the google colab forms - thanks so much for that pointer! Yeah, I'd love to win that usecase away from github scripts + locally running via deno! One da…
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Thanks! We're a team of four and that's about as big as you can get on 1.5m on full-time rates these days :shrug:
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Great idea! Right now we recommend https://ntfy.sh/ but you're right, we probably should do it bundled into the service
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Yes, it's Deno. What other limitations are you curious about besides the ones listed on the pricing page?