feed.gg - Follow your favourite streamers

Martin Lindgren — Fri, 03 Jul 2020 10:29:41 +0000

I have been working on this hobby project on and off for some time now. But lately I have put some extra work in to it to get it to a beta stage ( and not die the side project death ).

Essentially Feed.gg is a platform where you can follow your favorite (Twitch) streamers, and get all content from their social platforms ( YouTube, Twitter, Twitch etc ) in to one feed. As well as separate feeds for a single streamer.

I will try to write some more here on how everything is setup, but essentially the platform consists of

Hasura as GraphQL back end
Queue to handle all workload ( Node & Bull.js )
Node "worker" service to process all jobs, and collect all data.
One Cloudflare Worker instance.
A simple React client.

The Hasura GraphQL engine is deployed on a Digital Ocean Kubernetes cluster. The queue service and worker service is deployed using DO's droplets.
And the React client is deployed and hosted using Netlify.
Some load-balancers and firewalls are setup on DO as well.

You can test the beta at http://beta.feed.gg

Recursive React component in Typescript

Martin Lindgren — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 22:16:12 +0000

The titel says it all. A colluege wanted to know how to write a Recursive React component in Typescript. So i wrote a simple one with infinite depth.

Might be usefull for someone.

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feed.gg - Follow your favourite streamers

Recursive React component in Typescript