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To my understanding, it mean you write endpoints and only endpoints. You don't have to configure an OS, or even write the code that says "bind to port X and sta
by _bxg1 8y ago
To my understanding, it mean you write endpoints and only endpoints. You don't have to configure an OS, or even write the code that says "bind to port X and start". You just say "when you get this request, do this". Which is a neat abstraction! But there's still a server, you just don't have to manage it directly.
- humbleMouse 8y agoThat makes perfect sense. Calling it "serverless" is kind of weird though. I can see the point from a marketing perspective but "serverless" is just such a weird term.