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In my last project I used, ng-admin + postgrest for the administration panel, postgrest behind a small gateway with oauth2 (nodejs rocky + oauth2) to feed the u
by alfonsodev 10y ago
In my last project I used,
ng-admin + postgrest for the administration panel, postgrest behind a small gateway with oauth2 (nodejs rocky + oauth2) to feed the user facing app.
Uploads are done directly to S3 that automatically triggers lambda functions to update the database.
In the old times I would have done all these with Symfony and it would have been lots more of code.
I also learnt to appreciate more unix command line tools, I think twice if need to write an script, for instance to do webscrapping, sometimes you can get what you need just using curl | pcegrep | uniq | sed, and move on, if you then have the need for more scrapping then yes, it makes sense to invest the time on using a library, scripts etc.