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PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, Elasticsearch, Django/Python3, uWSGI, Celery, Celery Beat, Supervisord, Amazon S3, CloudFront, React, Ansible, Datadog, Rollbar, Sl
by baalimago 7y ago
PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, Elasticsearch, Django/Python3, uWSGI, Celery, Celery Beat, Supervisord, Amazon S3, CloudFront, React, Ansible, Datadog, Rollbar, Slack, Vagrant, VirtualBox, PyCharm, iTerm2, Notion, G Suite, MailChimp, Amazon SES, Gusto, Upwork, Goodle Ads Manager, Carbon Ads, BuySellAds, Cloudfare, Zapier, Trello, Godaddy, Namecheap, Stripe, Google speech-to-text, Kaiser Permanente, Stripe Atlas, Clerky, Quickbooks, 1password, Brex.
Alright. Just make a "boring" website now, it's "easy".
If it's one thing i really dislike within both the scientific and the technological sphere it's this arrogance disguised as common knowledge. Because it's not. Articles like this is nothing but bragging. The author, whoever it is, clearly has a very long time working in the field acquiring this knowledge. Be humble.
- Kovah 7y agoTo be fair, half of the used services do not have anything to do with the website itself but with the whole business around it. Also, most of the tools do not require a PhD in computer science; neither Rollbar nor Cloudflare are actually hard to set up. Still, you have a valid point. The setup described here is not boring at all and not easy, I expected a one-root-server-for-everything that runs some PHP and MySQL.
- chii 7y agoanyone can build a house from scratch! just read the instruction manuals for brick-laying, carpentry, electricals and plumbing. After all, none of these require a PhD.