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Good catch! You're absolutely right. We switched from SHA3 to bcrypt a few weeks ago, but forgot to update the docs. Thanks a lot for pointing it out. I just created an issue to track this, and we’ll fix it shortly: https://github.com/mnfst/manifest/issues/361

Whenever I look at a new project on github, the first thing I do is try to get to the "core" of the source code, where the actual code that implements the basic feature actually lives. One quality metric that I've noticed my brain has developed over the years is how deep in the directory hierarchy I have to dive to finally find some actual code amidst the mess of config files, readmes, yaml things, json metadata and various other crap that carry essentially no semantic. It's been surprising how accurately this metric measures the overall quality of the project. Large Java codebases are one of the worst offenders in that regard. Unfortunately by this metric, and independent of anything else, this project does not fare well at all ... I give you my first attempt at actually finding the code, depth= https://github.com/mnfst/manifest/blob/mas

Looks like it doesn't use locking, so running two instances will corrupt your 'database': https://github.com/mnfst/manifest/blob/master/packages/core/... It feels a bit mean to write this, but whenever someone reinvents a database this is the first thing I look to gain some confidence the authors understood what they were getting into. Probably best to stick to sqlite instead!

it appears not: https://github.com/mnfst/manifest/blob/master/packages/core/... It would be nice if the point of the emoji was explained anywhere in the docs but I couldn't find it anywhere

Hey HN, Over the past few months, Manifest has sparked a lot of interest, and an engaged community has formed around it. Until now, it wasn’t really possible to run a Manifest backend in production—but that’s changing. With 4.10, we’re opening a new chapter: for the first time, we might start seeing Manifest-powered backends going live! What is Manifest? Manifest is a a AI-friendly micro-backend that powers websites and apps Manifest consists to have a complete backend that fits into a single YAML file, easy to read and modify. From this YAML file, you’re creating All the logic, The data, And the storage. What’s new in 4.10? - Postgres support – Now works with PostgreSQL - Middleware support – Extend functionality as needed - S3 storage compatibility – Handle file uploads seamlessly - Default values – Automatically populate missing fields

I know that GitHub stars are mostly a vanity metric. Nevertheless it gives some insight about if people have interest in what you do or not. It also goes together with feedback and exchanges that we collect from users. Manifest started as an internal project in our digital agency to become an open source product helping developers to build their backends. I am happy to share our progress today, it is really enjoyable to see a friendly community blossom and see what others are building on top of our product. I am also surprised by the kindness of people in the open source community: we met many incredibly caring people that helped us and told us tips, their own challenges and their way of thinking. As of today Manifest (https://github.com/mnfst/manifest) is still in its early days but we would love to see it grow. 1k stars is meaningless,