naspeh

BTW: the two years old discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14421215

with some comments from the author.

Anyway, thanks @thelarkinn for great write up, it's just good success story to learn from. Keep rocking!

Here is one more success story nowadays about Vue.js and Evan You (creator)

- https://medium.com/the-vue-point/vue-in-2016-8df71d98bfb3#9a...

> Going Independent

> In early March I decided to work on Vue full-time independently and started a Patreon campaign, which has been (to my surprise) quite successful so far. It is my first time working independently without having to report to a manager, and it has been a very liberating experience.

They also use OpenCollective: https://medium.com/the-vue-point/vue-is-now-on-opencollectiv...

Also pytest have pytest-bdd[1] for BDD, with that in mind you can use pytest for unit tests and behave tests, with only one runner is just awesome (because you write your fixtures only once)

Also good to mention pytest-xdist[2] for distributed testing...

[1]: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pytest-bdd

[2]: https://docs.pytest.org/en/3.0.0/xdist.html

I think it does. This area where webpack is trying to shine is just over-complex, so the tool can't be simple, that's it.

And most importantly as for me, developers who works full-time on such projects can sustain the higher quality and improve it over time and if you chose it for now it may been relevant year later or 2-3... I hope at least.

https://github.com/discourse/discourse

  > Built With:
  > - Ruby on Rails
  > - Ember.js
  > ...

and it's been used at subdomain https://forum.vuejs.org/.

From another comment I understand that it shows all detecting stuff for all subdomains, so this is the case.

It is already usable as an alternative Gmail interface with a set of unique features:

  - internal lightweight tabs
  - linking few threads together
  - composing emails with Markdown

Public demo: http://mail.pusto.org/

Short demo video: https://vimeo.com/145416826

Github page: https://github.com/naspeh/mailur/

The first intro: https://pusto.org/mailur/intro/

Backend. Python3. Main JSON-RPC server and WebSocket server for push notifications (with help of Werkzeug, psycopg2, aiohttp, lxml).

Frontend. ES6. Single-page application based on vuejs. Also it used less as CSS preprocessor and browserify for bundling up all dependencies.

For clarification

Mailur doesn't have support arbitrary IMAP server yet, but it has basis for implementing this, just need more time for development and testing. It has bidirectional synchronization for Gmail through IMAP.

Maybe it would be more accurate to say this is a Roundcube replacement with Gmail inspiration. But for me it is Gmail replacement, because I have used it over 8 years and want to bring Gmail experience to open source.

It is already usable as an alternative Gmail interface with a set of unique features:

  - internal lightweight tabs
  - linking few threads together
  - composing emails with Markdown

Backend. Python3. Main JSON-RPC server and WebSocket server for push notifications (with help of Werkzeug, psycopg2, aiohttp, lxml).

Frontend. ES6. Single-page application based on vuejs. Also it used less as CSS preprocessor and browserify for bundling up all dependencies.

Public demo: http://mail.pusto.org/

Short demo video: https://vimeo.com/145416826

Github page: https://github.com/naspeh/mailur/

Discuss on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/3t07mv/mailur_the_fu...

It is already usable as an alternative Gmail interface with a set of unique features:

  - internal lightweight tabs
  - linking few threads together
  - composing emails with Markdown

Backend. Python3. Main JSON-RPC server and WebSocket server for push notifications (with help of Werkzeug, psycopg2, aiohttp, lxml).

Frontend. ES6. Single-page application based on vuejs. Also it used less as CSS preprocessor and browserify for bundling up all dependencies.

Public demo: http://mail.pusto.org/

Short demo video: https://vimeo.com/145416826

Github page: https://github.com/naspeh/mailur/

Discuss on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/3t07mv/mailur_the_fu...

I'm proud to announce the alpha version of Mailur.

It is already usable as an alternative Gmail interface with a set of unique features:

  - internal lightweight tabs
  - linking few threads together
  - composing emails with Markdown

Public demo: http://mail.pusto.org/

Short demo video: https://vimeo.com/145416826

Github page: https://github.com/naspeh/mailur/

I changed title, but posted new one https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7613849 :).

If you like mutt, probably you don't need another email client :).

BTW. Geary has GTK+ Gmail-like interface and it works as offline email client.