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when I saw that post a year ago, i thought that you can postpone scale issues with a cdn for a good long while if you could find a mechanism to update the sqlit
by sharps_xp 5y ago
when I saw that post a year ago, i thought that you can postpone scale issues with a cdn for a good long while if you could find a mechanism to update the sqlite chunks in a predictable user-friendly way. it’s quite an innovation.
after some meditation, i opted to do something simpler. if i was going to delay the the write consistency anyway, it’s just easier for the user to just download a lagging html file. this definitely depends on the use case, but i avoid a lot of this wasm js complexity by just having the browser download a static eventually updated html file
- sharps_xp 5y agooh and my idea for updating writes to a sqlite file was to send all writes to SQS, batch items with a lambda function that would update the sqlite database on EFS. it’s all theoretically possible, the issue is the user experience. how to show the user they really “liked” a post or something.