Min a html file
Rvery cool. Yes, webcontainer and wasm is the future imho
RWe're SOC 2 Type II and have gone through a pentest with independent auditors (only minor findings, all resolved), will go through another one in the next few months. You can report them publicly on the github security page, and if ever the finding very major we would benefit from a few days of being tipped early so we can alert our customers first.
Rdo you know who is this ?
Malready tracked him down
https://github.com/RabbitHols
though the repo for it only contains compiled js
https://github.com/RabbitHols
though the repo for it only contains compiled js
GitHub
Hi. RabbitHols has 8 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
Rhe doesn't sound like he wants a job, but if he did, we have one for him 
Ryes
R@ch you're in luck, rust support is coming soon
RHi @natalyK , could you send us a minimal app that exposes this behavior please
Ryeah, we should make in a reserved id
Rquite some app you got there if you went all the way to
inunless that's a name you chose yourself
Rwe will fix, thanks for the report
NWhat's the hashing algorithm used for the password? For some reason my password (which is stored in 1Password and has never been changed) stopped working today (a mystery unto its own). I am trying to change the password manually in Postgres but I need the correct algorithm to hash + salt it, otherwise I am locked out of my Windmill
Rthe password didn't change by itself in windmill but you can use this for changeme
NYea I am sure it didn't. Thanks! Is there a way to change the password after that? My instance is available on the internet. It doesn't have sensitive data but I don't want anybody logging in and running my pipelines
Ryes in your account settings
MBeen thinking a bit how blogs are sorta an essential feature of growing startups nowadays, might make sense to streamline this within windmill
MI imagine it can be possible within an app, without modifying source code, but stuff like WYSIWYG editor might be a bit tricky. I think that it'd be a really good example app that provides immediate value while also being straightforward to understand and reverse engineer.
MStuff like blogs seem trivial but will draw the attention of people who are getting started building a business. Literally like "Wow if I use this, we don't have to worry about hooking up a blogging app". Slowly building out an arsenal of apps which provide instant value in annoying areas all businesses need to figure out at some point.
MBlogs, Scheduling meetings / Calendly alternative, Documentation, Roadmaps,
AMaking Windmill more attractive is a noble goal, but I have the feeling that a specialized tool will give more value than an app that tries to solve everything. From my perspective, the Windmill team is doing a great job at going deep to the core of the Orchestration UX challenges and solving them with unique grace. There is probably still so much more on their roadmap that building new tools could be a distraction and bad for the project.
MVery good point, which I also agree with. Only thing I'd say is that the current apps in the hub are quite barebones and specialized as to not be useful for 90+% of viewers. I'll think some more about how it could be approached
TWindmill works on a lower level. So you can build these apps.
TTrue about the hub, but i think etl tools can do that job. would love if its from windmill by default for better dx.
MYeah. The angle I'm coming at this from is: Anyone can upload apps, but a hub is a network requiring careful cultivation. Left to evolve on its own, it fragments or fills with non-useful content, leading to declining use. Which is a self-reinforcing feedback loop. Initial conditions are crucial. I’ve dealt with this before—Jono Bacon's People Powered is the best book I've seen in that area. It’s easy to settle for “good enough” & move on, since feature value is direct and immediate, while a well-curated hub's value only emerges over time making it hard to predict & easy to underestimate.
Goodreads
What if you discovered a blueprint that could grow your…
MThese arent 1:1, but there is a long pattern of 'seeding' being used to catalyze networks. Some that I found interesting:
Icant get in to the cloud, what's up with that
Icloudfront kicking me out, seems like doenst like vpn
R@itsupport505 outside of your vpn you have no issue?
Ino its good, everything works fine with out vpn
Ijust strange thing that vpn was blocked, im usually on vpn on the go
Rwe have nothing special against it, but we do use cloudfront
Icommercial vpn, nordvpn, could be dirty nodes
RWe will fix it
CSo - I've run into a little problem, and I'm not sure if it's user error.
I have a duckdb script which was working fine, but I want to change it to be able to cache the database file locally. I thought the way to do that would be with a dedicated worker, but now the script isn't picking up the secrets correctly any more:
gives:
(before that would print out the object contents
Have I done something wrong, or am I missunderstanding the intent here?
I have a duckdb script which was working fine, but I want to change it to be able to cache the database file locally. I thought the way to do that would be with a dedicated worker, but now the script isn't picking up the secrets correctly any more:
gives:
(before that would print out the object contents
Have I done something wrong, or am I missunderstanding the intent here?
RThere might be a bug. If you can send me a clear reproduction, we will investigate on monday
MWould be nice if there was a channel for tossing interesting links / inspo / resources.
Saw this today, might be useful for brainstorming future app editor experience
https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1f0e2zs/i_made_my_drag_and_drop_website_builder_much_more/
Saw this today, might be useful for brainstorming future app editor experience
https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1f0e2zs/i_made_my_drag_and_drop_website_builder_much_more/
Reddit
Explore this post and more from the webdev community
R@metapontum I think general will work until we have too many of those 
Rand then we will create dedicated channel
Msamwillis
Hey, Sam and the team from ElectricSQL here.PGlite is a WASM Postgres build packaged into a TypeScript/JavaScript client library, that enables you to run Postgres in the browser, Node.js and Bun, with no need to install any other dependencies. It's 3mb Gzipped, now has support for many Postgres extensions, including pgvector, and it has a reacti...
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MAny plans of making use of this