#Autofac
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autoneurotic · 5 months ago
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EVERYONE SHUT UP LOOK AT HER LOOKAT HER LOOK AT HER
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ijustwannabeavampire · 21 days ago
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I really want someone to do a like breakdown/analysis of Kain and Raziel's fighting styles because it seems like they could be at least based on real techniques, but also I don't know enough about sword fighting to say for sure
STARTING DEFIANCE WITH @irradiated-wolf ‼️‼️‼️
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mumblelard · 1 year ago
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grace or RAGE or a secret third thing
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in the last nine days, i've gone swimming in two different pools, a creek, a river, a lake, and a waterfall
i brought a dozen new socks home and they are all soft and fresh with refreshingly optimistic outlooks on life
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i'm craving rice and avocados and cold beer in a frosty glass that yesterday put in the freezer today
i'm remembering drawing lines on maps with fat markers
i'm thinking about a story full of raucous waiting, restlessly unwinding between the country doctor and autofac, where i might like to go
i know what happens next, i really do, but i still wish somebody would give me a little hint
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My prediction for It's Amorte is that they are going to do a take on Philip K. Dick's Autofac or the Universal Paperclip game instead of Soylent Green. Let's see if I'm right.
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sataniccapitalist · 10 months ago
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https://www.thestranger.com/film/2018/01/16/25716031/autofac-an-episode-from-new-amazon-series-electric-dreams-is-about-how-to-destroy-amazon
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easylaunchpad · 3 days ago
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🛠 Modular .NET Core Architecture Explained: Why EasyLaunchpad Scales with You
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Launching a SaaS product is hard. Scaling it without rewriting the codebase from scratch is even harder.
That’s why EasyLaunchpad was built with modular .NET Core architecture — giving you a powerful, clean, and extensible foundation designed to get your MVP out the door and support the long-term growth without compromising flexibility.
“Whether you’re a solo developer, a startup founder, or managing a small dev team, understanding the architecture under the hood matters. “ In this article, we’ll walk through how EasyLaunchpad’s modular architecture works, why it’s different from typical “template kits,” and how it’s designed to scale with your business.
💡 Why Architecture Matters
Most boilerplates get you started quickly but fall apart as your app grows. They’re rigid, tangled, and built with shortcuts that save time in the short term — while becoming a burden in the long run.
EasyLaunchpad was developed with one mission:
Build once, scale forever.
It follows clean, layered, and service-oriented architecture using .NET Core 8.0, optimized for SaaS and admin-based web applications.
🔧 Key Principles Behind EasyLaunchpad Architecture
Before diving into file structures or code, let’s review the principles that guide the architecture:
Principle and Explanation
Separation of Concerns — Presentation, logic, and data access layers are clearly separated
Modularity — Each major feature is isolated as a self-contained service/module
Extensibility — Easy to replace, override, or extend any part of the application
Dependency Injection- Managed using Autofac for flexibility and testability
Environment Awareness- Clean handling of app settings per environment (dev, staging, production)
📁 Folder & Layered Structure
Here’s how the core architecture is structured:
/Controllers
/Services
/Repositories
/Models
/Views
/Modules
/Jobs
/Helpers
/Configs
✔️ Controllers
Responsible for routing HTTP requests and invoking service logic. Kept minimal to adhere to the thin controller, fat service approach.
✔️ Services
All core business logic lives here. This makes testing easier and ensures modularity.
✔️ Repositories
All database-related queries and persistence logic are encapsulated in repository classes using Entity Framework Core.
✔️ Modules
Each major feature (auth, email, payment, etc.) is organized as a self-contained module. This allows plug-and-play or custom replacements.
🧩 What Makes EasyLaunchpad a Modular Boilerplate?
The magic of EasyLaunchpad lies in how it isolates and organizes functionality into feature-driven modules. Each module is independent, uses clean interfaces, and communicates through services — not tightly coupled logic.
✅ Modular Features
Modules and Their Functionality
Authentication- Login, password reset, Google login, Captcha
Admin Panel — User & role management, email settings, packages
Email System- DotLiquid templating, SMTP integration
Payment System- Stripe & Paddle modules, plan assignment
Job Scheduler- Hangfire setup for background tasks
Logging- Serilog for structured application logs
Package Management- Admin-defined SaaS plans & package logic
Each module uses interfaces and is injected via Autofac, which means you can:
Replace the Email service with SendGrid or MailKit
Swap out Stripe for PayPal
Extend authentication to include multi-tenancy or SSO
You’re not locked in — you’re empowered to scale.
🔄 Real-World Benefits of Modular Design
🛠 Maintainability
Code is easier to read, test, and update. You won’t dread revisiting it 6 months later.
🧪 Testability
Service and repository layers can be unit tested in isolation, which is perfect for CI/CD pipelines.
🔌 Plug-in/Plug-out Flexibility
Need to add analytics, invoicing, or multi-language support? Just drop a new module in /Modules and wire it up.
🧠 Developer Onboarding
New developers can understand and work on just one module without needing to grok the entire codebase.
🧱 Vertical Scaling
Whether you’re adding new features, scaling your user base, or serving enterprise clients, the codebase stays manageable.
🧠 Example: Adding a Chat Module
Let’s say you want to add real-time chat to your SaaS app.
In a modular structure, you’d:
Create a /Modules/Chat folder
Add models, services, and controllers related to messaging
Inject dependencies using interfaces and Autofac
Use Razor or integrate SignalR for real-time interaction
The existing app remains untouched. No spaghetti code. No conflicts.
⚙️ Supporting Technologies That Make It All Work
The architecture is powered by a solid tech stack:
Tool and the Purpose
.NET Core 8.0- Fast, stable, and LTS-supported
Entity Framework Core- ORM for SQL Server (or other DBs)
Razor Pages + MVC- Clean separation of views and logic
Autofac- Dependency injection across services
Serilog- Logging with structured output
Hangfire- Background jobs & task scheduling
Tailwind CSS + DaisyUI- Modern, responsive UI framework
DotLiquid- Flexible email templating engine
🚀 A Boilerplate That Grows with You
Most boilerplates force you to rewrite or rebuild when your app evolves.
EasyLaunchpad doesn’t.
Instead, it’s:
Startup-ready for quick MVPs
Production-ready for scaling
Enterprise-friendly with structure and discipline built in
💬 What Other Devs Are Saying
“I used EasyLaunchpad to go from idea to MVP in under a week. The modular codebase made it easy to add new features without breaking anything.” – A .NET SaaS Founder
🧠 Conclusion: Why Architecture Is Your Competitive Edge
As your product grows, the quality of your architecture becomes a bottleneck — or a launchpad.
With EasyLaunchpad, you get:
A clean foundation
Production-tested modules
Flexibility to scale
All without wasting weeks on repetitive setup.
It’s not just a .NET boilerplate. It’s a scalable SaaS starter kit built for serious developers who want to launch fast and grow with confidence.
👉 Ready to scale smart from day one? Explore the architecture in action at https://easylaunchpad.com
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go-adil · 5 days ago
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🚀 How EasyLaunchpad Helps You Launch a SaaS App in Days, Not Months
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Bringing a SaaS product to life is exciting — but let’s be honest, the setup phase is often a painful time sink. You start a new project with energy and vision, only to get bogged down in the same tasks: authentication, payments, email systems, dashboards, background jobs, and system logging.
Wouldn’t it be smarter to start with all of that already done?
That’s exactly what EasyLaunchpad offers.
Built on top of the powerful .NET Core 8.0 framework, EasyLaunchpad is a production-ready boilerplate designed to let developers and SaaS builders launch their apps in days, not months.
💡 The Problem: Rebuilding the Same Stuff Over and Over
Every developer has faced this dilemma:
Rebuilding user authentication and Google login
Designing and coding the admin panel from scratch
Setting up email systems and background jobs
Integrating Stripe or Paddle for payments
Creating a scalable architecture without cutting corners
Even before you get to your actual product logic, you’ve spent days or weeks rebuilding boilerplate components. That’s precious time you can’t get back — and it delays your path to market.
EasyLaunchpad solves this by providing a ready-to-launch foundation so you can focus on building what’s unique to your business.
🔧 Prebuilt Features That Save You Time
Here’s a breakdown of what’s already included and wired into the EasyLaunchpad boilerplate:
✅ Authentication (with Google OAuth & Captcha)
Secure login and registration flow out of the box, with:
Email-password authentication
Google OAuth login
CAPTCHA validation to protect against bots
No need to worry about setting up Identity or external login providers — this is all included.
✅ Admin Dashboard Built with Tailwind CSS + DaisyUI
A sleek, responsive admin panel you don’t have to design yourself. Built using Razor views with TailwindCSS and DaisyUI, it includes:
User management (CRUD, activation, password reset)
Role management
Email configuration
System settings
Packages & plan management
It’s clean, modern, and instantly usable.
✅ Email System with DotLiquid Templating
Forget about wiring up email services manually. EasyLaunchpad includes:
SMTP email dispatch
Prebuilt templates using DotLiquid (a Shopify-style syntax)
Customizable content for account activation, password reset, etc.
✅ Queued Emails & Background Jobs with Hangfire
Your app needs to work even when users aren’t watching. That’s why EasyLaunchpad comes with:
Hangfire integration for scheduled and background jobs
Retry logic for email dispatches
Job dashboard via admin or Hangfire’s built-in UI
Perfect for automated tasks, periodic jobs, or handling webhooks.
✅ Stripe & Paddle Payment Integration
Monetization-ready. Whether you’re selling licenses, subscription plans, or one-time services:
Stripe and Paddle payment modules are already integrated
Admin interface for managing packages
Ready-to-connect with your website or external payment flows
✅ Package Management via Admin Panel
Whether you offer basic, pro, or enterprise plans — EasyLaunchpad gives you:
#CRUD interface to define your packages
Connect them with #Stripe/#Paddle
Offer them via your front-end site or API
No need to build a billing system from scratch.
✅ Serilog Logging for Debugging & Monitoring
Built-in structured logging with Serilog makes it easy to:
Track system events
Log user activity
Debug errors in production
Logs are clean, structured, and production-ready.
✅ Clean Modular Codebase & Plug-and-Play Modules
EasyLaunchpad uses:
Clean architecture (Controllers → Services → Repositories)
Autofac for dependency injection
Modular separation between Auth, Email, Payments, and Admin logic
You can plug in your business logic without breaking what’s already working.
🏗️ Built for Speed — But Also for Scale
EasyLaunchpad isn’t just about launching fast. It’s built on scalable tech, so you can grow with confidence.
✅ .NET Core 8.0
Blazing-fast, secure, and LTS-supported.
✅ Tailwind CSS + DaisyUI
Modern UI stack without bloat — fully customizable and responsive.
✅ Entity Framework Core
Use SQL Server or switch to your own #DB provider. EF Core gives you flexibility and productivity.
✅ Environment-Based Configs
Configure settings via appsettings.json for development, staging, or production — all supported out of the box.
🧩 Who Is It For?
👨‍💻 Indie Hackers
Stop wasting time on boilerplate and get to your #MVP faster.
🏢 Small Teams
Standardize your project structure and work collaboratively using a shared, modular codebase.
🚀 Startup Founders
Go to market faster with all essentials already covered — build only what makes your app different.
💼 What Can You Build With It?
EasyLaunchpad is perfect for:
SaaS products (subscription-based or usage-based)
Admin dashboards
AI-powered tools
Developer platforms
Internal portals
Paid tools and membership-based services
If it needs login, admin, payments, and email — it’s a fit.
🧠 Final Thoughts
#Launching a #SaaS product is hard enough. Don’t let the boilerplate slow you down.
With EasyLaunchpad, you skip the foundational headaches and get right to building what matters. Whether you’re a solo developer or a small team, you get a clean, powerful codebase that’s ready for production — in days, not months.
👉 Start building smarter. Visit easylaunchpad.com and get your boilerplate license today.
#easylaunchpad #bolierplate #.net
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movies-ive-watched · 17 days ago
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Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams (2017-2018)
Each episode based on a short story by Dick.
Amazon Episode list:
S1:01 Real Life
S1:02 Autofac
S1:03 Human Is
S1:04 Crazy Diamond (based on "Sales Pitch")
S1:05 The Hood Maker
S1:06 Safe and Sound (based on "Foster, You're Dead!")
S1:07 The Father Thing
S1:08 Impossible Planet (based on "The Impossible Planet")
S1:09 The Commuter
S1:10 Kill All Others (based on "The Hanging Stranger")
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learning-code-ficusoft · 4 months ago
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Essential Tools for .NET Developers
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.NET development requires a robust set of tools to enhance productivity, streamline development, and ensure high-quality applications.
 Whether you’re building web applications, desktop software, or cloud-based solutions, having the right tools can make a significant difference. Here’s a list of essential tools for .NET developers:
1. IDEs and Code Editors
Visual Studio — The most powerful and widely used IDE for .NET development, offering features like IntelliSense, debugging, and seamless integration with Azure.
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) — A lightweight, cross-platform editor with great extensions for C#, .NET, and debugging.
2. Package Management
NuGet — The default package manager for .NET, allowing developers to install and manage libraries with ease.
3. Build and CI/CD Tools
MSBuild — Microsoft’s build system for compiling, packaging, and deploying .NET applications.
Azure DevOps — Provides CI/CD pipelines, version control, and project management tools.
GitHub Actions — Automates builds, tests, and deployments within GitHub.
Jenkins — A widely used automation tool for building, testing, and deploying applications.
4. Version Control
Git — The most widely used version control system.
GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket — Popular platforms for hosting Git repositories.
5. Debugging and Profiling
Visual Studio Debugger — A built-in debugger with advanced features for breakpoints, watch variables, and call stacks.
dotTrace — A powerful profiling tool for performance analysis.
PerfView — A Microsoft tool for analyzing CPU usage, memory, and performance bottlenecks.
6. Testing Frameworks
xUnit.net — A modern unit testing framework for .NET.
NUnit — A widely used unit testing framework with rich assertions.
MSTest — Microsoft’s built-in testing framework for .NET applications.
SpecFlow — A BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) framework for .NET.
7. Dependency Injection & Inversion of Control (IoC)
Autofac — A flexible IoC container for .NET applications.
Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection — The built-in DI container for .NET Core and .NET 5+.
8. ORM and Database Management
Entity Framework Core — A modern ORM for .NET applications.
Dapper — A lightweight, high-performance ORM for .NET.
SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) — A must-have tool for managing SQL Server databases.
9. API Development and Testing
Postman — A popular tool for testing and documenting APIs.
Swagger (Swashbuckle) — Generates interactive API documentation for ASP.NET Core applications.
10. Logging and Monitoring
Serilog — A structured logging library for .NET applications.
NLog — A flexible logging framework.
Application Insights — Microsoft’s monitoring tool integrated with Azure.
11. Cloud & DevOps Tools
Azure SDK for .NET — A set of libraries for interacting with Azure services.
AWS SDK for .NET — For working with AWS services in .NET applications.
Docker — Essential for containerizing .NET applications.
Kubernetes — For orchestrating containerized applications in cloud environments.
12. Productivity and Collaboration
ReSharper — A powerful extension for Visual Studio that enhances code analysis and refactoring.
Notepad++ / WinMerge — Handy tools for quick code edits and file comparisons.
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ohmywhatamarvoloustune · 9 months ago
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I haven't watdched all of Philip K Dicks Electric Dreams TV Show but I did enjoy Safe And Sound, The Hood Maker and Autofac. So far.
Safe And Sound is very close to reality, as it is right now, The Hood Maker was very emotionally engaging and Autofac went a way I wasn't prepared & very beautifully.
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frances-kafka · 1 year ago
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I think we may actually be further along toward AUTOFAC than people presently think and that many many people (the elite) fundamentally already live in a Star Trek economy. It's just not us
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autoneurotic · 6 months ago
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*looks ar you with my huge eyes*
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jcinktinder · 2 years ago
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Pretty Little Thing is a real-life roleplay that takes place in a medium city in the state of South Carolina, called Middlebrook. The location features universities, a community college, and at least one or two high schools. The community has started growing drastically as criminal elements start developing within the town. Our site has an autoface claim, subplots involving criminal groups and the ability to purchase slots for a new criminal group.
We are currently open to the public, but have plans to swap to an invite-only private site.
[site link]  ♥ [discord link] ♥ [requests] ♥ [guidebook]
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easylaunchpad · 4 days ago
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What Comes Prebuilt in EasyLaunchpad: A Deep Dive into Features & Architecture
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If you’re a .NET developer or startup founder, you’ve likely spent countless hours just getting the basics of your web app in place: login, admin dashboards, email systems, user roles, payments — the list goes on.
Now imagine you didn’t have to.
EasyLaunchpad is a complete .NET boilerplate designed to help you skip the time-consuming setup phase and go straight to building your core application logic. But unlike generic templates, it’s not just a UI skin or a half-done framework. It’s a full production-grade starter kit with everything you need seamlessly working together.
In this blog, we’ll break down what actually comes prebuilt in EasyLaunchpad and how the architecture helps you launch scalable, maintainable apps faster than ever before.
🔧 Why Boilerplate? Why Now?
Before diving into the tech, let’s align on the problem EasyLaunchpad solves:
Every time you start a new project, you repeat:
Configuring authentication
Setting up admin panels
Managing users and roles
Handling emails and templates
Integrating payments
Adding job scheduling and logs
EasyLaunchpad does all of this for you — so you don’t have to start from scratch again.
⚙️ Core Technologies Behind the Boilerplate
EasyLaunchpad is built with a modern and stable tech stack designed for production:
Layer and Techbology used:
Backend Framework — .NET Core 8.0 (latest LTS)
Language — C#
UI — Razor Pages + Tailwind CSS + DaisyUI
ORM — Entity Framework Core
Dependency Injection — Autofac
Background Tasks — Hangfire
Logging — Serilog
Templating Engine — DotLiquid (for email templates)
This foundation ensures that your app is fast, secure, scalable, and easy to maintain.
Let’s explore what comes ready-to-use as soon as you start your EasyLaunchpad project.
✅ Authentication (Email + Google + Captcha)
EasyLaunchpad includes secure login flows with:
Email-password authentication
Google OAuth integration
CAPTCHA validation during login/registration
You don’t need to spend days integrating Identity manually — just plug and play.
✅ Admin Panel (Built with Tailwind CSS + DaisyUI)
The admin panel is clean, responsive, and fully functional. It’s built using Razor views and styled with TailwindCSS and DaisyUI, giving you a modern UI that’s easy to extend.
Pre-integrated modules in the admin panel include:
User Management: View, add, deactivate users
Role Management: Basic role assignment and user filtering
Package Plans: Define product plans for sale
SMTP & Email Settings: Easily configure mail servers
Feature Settings: Enable or disable system options without touching code
✅ Email System with Templates (DotLiquid)
Forget the hassle of writing email logic from scratch. EasyLaunchpad includes:
Prebuilt transactional email templates (e.g., registration, password reset)
SMTP integration
Templating via DotLiquid, making it easy to insert variables and personalize content
All email dispatches are logged and tracked, so you never lose sight of what’s been sent.
✅ Queued Emails & Background Tasks (Hangfire)
Want to schedule tasks like email reminders or data syncs?
EasyLaunchpad uses Hangfire for:
Background job processing
Scheduled cron jobs
Retry logic for email dispatch and failed tasks
You can manage jobs through the Hangfire dashboard or extend it into your app logic.
✅ Logging with Serilog
Every serious app needs structured, searchable logs. EasyLaunchpad integrates Serilog for:
Real-time activity tracking
Error logging
Request/response data logging
This gives you full visibility into what’s happening in your app, both during development and in production.
✅ Stripe & Paddle Payment Integration
Monetizing your app? EasyLaunchpad includes out-of-the-box integration for:
Stripe
Paddle
You can configure:
Payment plans
One-time purchases
Trial periods
And manage all of it through the admin panel without coding custom APIs.
✅ Packages & Licensing Management
You can create, manage, and connect subscription packages via the admin dashboard.
Each package can be tied to payment providers and synced to your external website or product gateway, making EasyLaunchpad ideal for:
SaaS products
License-based tools
Tiered services
✅ Notifications System
Built-in support for system alerts and user notifications includes:
Inline admin messages
Success/failure alerts on actions
Extendable for real-time or email notifications
🧱 Architectural Design That Supports Growth
Beyond just features, the architecture of EasyLaunchpad is designed for maintainability, extensibility, and scalability.
🧩 Modular Structure
Each module (e.g., Auth, Payments, Email, Jobs) is built to be independently extendable or replaceable. This lets you:
Swap Stripe for PayPal
Replace DotLiquid with Razor templates
Add new modules like CRM or Analytics
📁 Clean Codebase Layout
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/Controllers
/Services
/Repositories
/Views
/Models
The code is separated by responsibility, making it easy to onboard new developers or modify any layer.
🔌 Plug-and-Play Capabilities
Need to build your own modules? The boilerplate is interface-driven and uses Autofac for dependency injection, so you can override or extend any logic without rewriting core code.
🌐 Real Use Cases
Here are a few real-world examples of how EasyLaunchpad can be used:
🧠 AI Tools: Launch OpenAI-based chat tools with user plans & payments
💼 B2B SaaS: Create dashboards with multi-user access, logs, and subscriptions
🛠 Admin Systems: Quickly build portals for internal staff or clients
💸 Subscription Services: Monetize features via built-in plans & licensing
🧠 Final Thoughts
Most boilerplates are either too basic or too bloated. EasyLaunchpad hits the sweet spot — it’s production-ready, focused, and elegant.
Everything you’d normally spend 3–4 weeks building? Already done.
With the structure and flexibility of a custom-built project — but without the hassle — you’re free to build what really matters: your product, your logic, your innovation.
👉 Ready to dive in? Get your copy of EasyLaunchpad and start building today:🔗 https://easylaunchpad.com
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uageek · 2 years ago
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Видавництво Жупанського до кінця липня планує видати дві фантастичних книги
👾 «Повне зібрання короткої прози. Том 3» Філіпа Кіндреда Діка.
До третього тому повного зібрання короткої прози відомого американського письменника, філософа та візіонера Філіпа Кіндреда Діка увійшли оповідання, написані у період 1954–1963 років, такі відомі за екранізаціями оповідання, як «Звіт меншості» (назва екранізації – Minority Report), «Автофаб» (назва екранізації – Autofac для телевізійного серіалу 2017 року «Електричні сни Філіпа Діка») та багато інших творів, що на багато років уперед сформували цілі сюжетні напрями у фантастичній літературі та кіно.
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🐍 «Легенда про зміїне серце, або Друге слово про Якуба Шелю» Радека Рака.
В основі химерної оповіді селянське повстання 1846 року проти свавілля шляхти, що спалахнуло в західній Галичині. Найвідомішим ватажком повстанців був Якуб Шеля, і навколо нього розгорнеться історія, наповнена легендами, мавками, відьмами, чаклунами й чортами.
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throwbackmovie · 3 years ago
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Janelle Monae as Alice in AUTOFAC on the TV series ELECTRIC DREAMS – 2018
@janellemonae
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