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Despite our best intentions, code ends up getting written and added to nocode repos by accident. I propose the following syntax to remove unwanted code:

# Shoo, code. Shoo.
rm oops.js

Sometimes developers GO WILD and add entire folders of code. The following syntax could forcefully and recursively remove such wanted additions:

# Goodbye fruits of my labor
rm -rf ./oops/

For a no-holds barred approach, nocode "projects" could just be symlinks to /dev/null:

# Try as you might, ain't nothing going into /var/www/nocode
ln -s /dev/null /var/www/nocode

Open to suggestions, so long as it adheres to the spirit of the framework.

I think the lack of community might be more welcoming with a code of no conduct.

I have set up a team of not a single one developers to write not a single line of code using this very non methodology.

It is really isn't amazing. The thing isn't: I'm not trying to measure developer productivity by not counting unwritten lines of code per hour, but I just can find a numerical system to fit the result of the count.

Is anyone not having similar non issues like this? Any help will not be appreciated, thanks!

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The deploy step is obviously too complicated or has a dependency of some sort. I guess the dependency chapter is missing in the readme.

The echo "" > /dev/null worked fine though.

An unlicensed licensed makes more sense than the apache2 license

http://unlicense.org/

https://help.github.com/articles/licensing-a-repository/#disclaimer

We just deployed this to no infrastructure and we're getting no logs and no errors.

I think you're missing the big picture here.

I demand the next version includes allthecode.

Please get back to me when this change has been made.

I’d like to make sure my code changes are bullet proof, do you have examples?

A Rust rewrite could have quite a few advantages, including memory safety, blazing fast speed, and easy concurrency. I got some code to get you started:

Just make sure to include a Cargo.toml, and then you can run it with cargo run

Is it supported on Android?

It would be super great if nocode could integrate with nocloud providers like https://devnull-as-a-service.com

Current work around is to execute the code and pipe to devnull-as-a-service.com with netcat

echo "" | nc https://devnull-as-a-service.com 9

In order to enable the github dependency graph, a supported dependency manifest must be contained in the repo. Without a manifest, github reports:

No manifest files found
To enable the dependency graph, your repository must define dependencies in one of the supported >manifest file types, like package.json or Gemfile.

Project attempts to do too much.

... and now my cluster won't scale, I can't ping my datacenter, and billing seems to be WAY off. Please advise.

I'm not sure if this is going to work for my current locale. Any plans on this?

See this: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode/blob/master/Dockerfile#L1

This code infringes on some code I did not wrote years ago. I never published it here. I imagine it to be MIT licensed.

Please remove any violating code at line 0 or I will be forced to get no lawyers involved.

As this project is likely to get big in the future, can we make proper use of the Projects feature?
https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode/projects

Thanks!

Some of the binary files not on this repository can be taken as infringing the intellectual property of Mr. John Cage as seen here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTEFKFiXSx4

Consider this your 0 warning.

Hi! I'm want to run nocode with millions of containers on huge scale. And because now configuration and build processes are very hard to repeat on big number of nodes i think docker support will be very desired!

I cloned this repo and now have a bunch of files here. This does not seem like expected behavior to me.

Where are the pictures and cool logos? Reading the source code takes too much time. This is like the DevOps of Serverless right? Please reply thanks and btw I'm going to use this in my new side project.

First, I'd like to say we're very satisfied with nocode.

Second packaging and distribution is a bit unwieldy at the moment. Which involves copying and pasting.

I think we need something along the lines of

$ ncpm install "" and for for more precise no version locking $ncpm install ""@""

It'd be great to suggest a standard way to host no data in no code projects.

S4 might be the perfect service for that, so it might be worth a mention in the README.

Hi,

I was looking through your readme and noticed it contained code.

echo "" > /dev/null

This can be considered a piece of code in a bash script even if it doesn't do anything so you're use of nocode, or adding more nocode, is entirely incorrect. Please fix this immediately.

It's still possible to unintentionally introduce code into source control. This is unacceptable. A .gitignore should be provided to ensure this doesn't happen.

For example:

.gitignore

**/**

Each time I attempt to run nocode, it says “file not found”. What am I doing wrong? Do you consult for dollars on getting this running in my organization?

Hey ! i tried all your steps in order to not create my application. But i may have missunderstood the nocode non-architecture since i first created a folder and realized afterwards it may be a bad practice.

WDYT ? Should i restart my project from scratch ?

I'm considering using this in my future project that would eventually reach 15 zillion daily active user. Can this scale to that level?

We should not make a NOdb

I’m not going to work on logging

Sometimes nocode takes too long to run:

time $
-bash: $: command not found

real   	0m0.009s
user   	0m0.000s
sys    	0m0.001s

Do you have any ideas guys how can i run it faster?

NOTE: i'm running nocode on macbook air mid 12 with 8GB RAM

This project is great for smaller projects, but for more complicated use cases, would it be prudent to support multiline nocode such as this :

cat <<EOF > /dev/null



EOF

I don't get
$
I get
C:/
Please help

While I really love the terse and expressiveness of nolang, I think this project would benefit from unlang performance profile. This project is at a stage when a full port wouldn't be too burdensome on maintainers.

I think it's really critical that I need to turn on my computer for this to work.

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The README was a little sparse on details on how to not write code for Windows.

Contributing implies PR welcome, README implies they aren't in the Contributing section.

I’d like to be able to cluster Nocode in production so I can do a whole lot of nothing.