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I am not a gym rat, but I do enjoy going if someone else figures out what I am going to do. I get bored if I have to figure out a routine myself. This could be an answer to that. Will try it!
Re: on Monday September 19, 2022 @03:30PM (#32902805)
Deno is intended to address some of Node's limitations that have become apparent over the thirteen years since Node.js was launched.

What is your opinion about Deno?

Re:Create Your First Node.js GitHub Action, a How-To Guide on Thursday June 02, 2022 @02:45PM (#31598956)
Thanks!

Show HN: EveryAuth: The Easiest Way for Your App to Access APIs

Key developer benefits:- Enable users of your app to authorize access to 3rd party APIs - Out of the box, shared OAuth clients to get you started quickly - Full control of the OAuth client configuration - Durable and secure storage of OAuth credentials of your users - Flexible identity mapping - Automatic token refresh

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Re: on Wednesday April 13, 2022 @06:08PM (#31020909)
Interesting. This should help me get started. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting. I am going to try to build a Slack bot using this code.

Show HN: Streamline Your Funnel Analytics with Dynamic UTM Tags and JavaScript

https://fusebit.io/blog/dynamic-utm-tags/

I built a JavaScript snippet for your website to solve the problem below.While UTMs are ubiquitous in analytics, the best practice requires constant effort to ensure external links are tagged. The reality is that only a few links contain UTM tags. Links that do have UTMs are often only digital marketing campaigns, generated through manual tagging with the help of a campaign tracking URL...

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Re: on Thursday February 10, 2022 @02:16PM (#30291055)
Most developers really only write a fraction of the code that powers their applications. The rest of it is leveraged through public, freely available, and mostly open source libraries through tools such as npm and Yarn.
Re: on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @11:29AM (#30260431)
The Rate Limiting and Throttling techniques limit all webhook events but have different purposes: rate limiting protects a webhook by applying a hard limit on its access. Throttling shapes webhook access by smoothing spikes in traffic.
Re: on Friday February 04, 2022 @11:55PM (#30217643)
A simple, convention-based authorization model for REST APIs that removes the guesswork from some of the design decisions and results in a flexible and future-proof design.
Re: on Friday February 04, 2022 @11:52PM (#30217615)
Node.js v17.5 introduces support for fetch() – a popular cross-platform HTTP client API that works in browsers and Web/Service Workers – as an experimental core feature.
Re: on Friday January 14, 2022 @03:48PM (#29940226)
Undici is a HTTP/1.1 client that is written from scratch and represents the evolution of the Node.js HTTP stack. Because Undici re-invents HTTP primitives and relies directly on sockets, our established mocking approaches like Nock no longer work. Luckily, Undici comes with its own built-in mocks, so we can still write unit tests against it.
Re: on Tuesday December 28, 2021 @03:36PM (#29717793)
Running scheduled jobs at scale in the cloud is an interesting problem to solve.
Re:Integrate and automate anything on Slack/Discord in seconds on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @04:21PM (#28147229)
Fusebot lets you realize all your creative ideas and custom automation needs for Slack and Discord without friction.
Fusebot is the simplest way for developers to create Slack and Discord slash commands using Node.js and npm.

Fusebot lets you realize all your creative ideas and custom automation needs for Slack and Discord without friction.

Free. No sign up. Serverless.

Write custom commands in Node.js for both Slack and Discord.

What can you do with Fusebot?

* Check gaming server status * Return the value of Dogecoin * Develop your own text-based RPG * List GitHub issues assigned to you * Update status on JIRA story * Start a Jenkins build ... Anything else you can code in Node.js

Why try Fusebot?

* Developer-first & Web IDE * Free & Easy to use * Serverless & No signup needed * Open-source & Contributions welcomed

If you can code it, Fusebot can run it.

Re:Code custom commands in Slack with Node.js on Monday July 26, 2021 @09:02PM (#27967447)
Extend the functionality in Slack by writing custom Slash Commands using only a browser and your Node.js code. No server or sign up required. Free and open-source source.
Re:Free serverless Slack bot builder for developers on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @06:11PM (#27362092)
Create unlimited Slash Commands for Slack with only a browser and your JavaScript skills. Free and no additional sign up required.
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2021) on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @03:59PM (#27360439)
Fusebit | https://fusebit.io/ | 3 roles:Principal Engineer,Front End Engineer,Product Manager | Full Time | Remote North America

Fusebit is an early stage venture-backed company providing the first developer-centric integrations platform for SaaS companies - you can think of us as Stripe for integrations. Companies use our solution every day to rapidly deliver integrations to their customers, developers feel right at home and productive within minutes, and customers love the ability to quickly connect the tools they use.

Integrations have become critically important for the success of a SaaS company, and are a $300+ billion dollar industry across the globe. Fusebit’s groundbreaking approach unbundles integrations from the core software stack. Our platform is created by developers for developers, born out of our experience of working on products that create developer joy at Auth0, Microsoft, and Apple.

Principal Engineer: https://angel.co/company/fusebitio/jobs/1069850-principal-en...

Front End Engineer: https://angel.co/company/fusebitio/jobs/1384388-front-end-en...

Product Manager: https://angel.co/company/fusebitio/jobs/1384427-product-mana...

Oh nice. Did other people use your bot or was it mostly for your channels?
Very cool. I will check it out.

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