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Yeah, i realize that, it was just something quick I found after about a 30 second search. I wasn't trying to complain about the original article itself, it's ob
by grawprog 6y ago
Yeah, i realize that, it was just something quick I found after about a 30 second search. I wasn't trying to complain about the original article itself, it's obviously a production ready example whereas my linked one not so much.
It's just the general idea that, such things are required even for something so simple just seems over the top when you look at something like a hit counter alone.
It's just overall, if we tried to simplify, the simple things, would all the rest of the frameworks and apps end up being so convoluted and overengineered?
- tyingq 6y agoYes, I imagine there's some example that uses Redis or similar with a proper increment and locking somewhere, perhaps in an eventually consistent way that doesn't block the page load.