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About 3 months ago I got my feet wet and fiddled around with it for a bit. Eventually I used it to deploy(using deno deploy) a small script which would forward
by Escapado 5y ago
About 3 months ago I got my feet wet and fiddled around with it for a bit. Eventually I used it to deploy(using deno deploy) a small script which would forward calls to an unofficial API of some App. It turned out chrome would not let me set a Cookie header (which the API required) due to some security policy in my axios calls so my script would proxy the request and inject it when calling the API.
I was pretty amazed by how easy the whole process was. I can see myself using it more often for side projects and even recommending it at work (If I get the enterprise java crowd to try something new).
- egeozcan 5y agoIn my experience, enterprise Java crowd never spills its managed beans. In my whole career, I couldn't even get any of them admit that JSF may not be the best front end technology in the world. It's a lost cause.
- rukshn 5y agoI have to second this. I worked on a java app which was painful to scale, due to JSF and JPA. I have distanced myself from the project as much as I can. Now, I see another new app for a different purpose being started and I hoped to push for a modern way of building it, but no they just won't give-up using java and JSF. Nothing wrong with java, it's just java and jsf crowd is hard to be converted to something else.