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Very cool! I’m a big fan of Fastify. In fact I’m working on a SQL-over-HTTP bridge right now, published first as a fastify plug-in. And I’m using Vite, so this
by chatmasta 4y ago
Very cool! I’m a big fan of Fastify. In fact I’m working on a SQL-over-HTTP bridge right now, published first as a fastify plug-in. And I’m using Vite, so this repository will be nice to study. :)
I originally chose Fastify over express ~2 years ago, due to benchmarks and newness, and it’s been running stable in production since then. It’s great software. If you’re coming from express there is a bit of a learning curve. Fastify felt a bit more rigid at first - for example with defining schemas for request body or not logging with console.log - but it was totally worth it.
From that perspective, I think this dx framework you’re making here is a great idea! Might I (selfishly) recommend a variant for library authors?
- jgalvez 4y agoThank you! There's a low-level library it builds upon: https://github.com/fastify/fastify-vite https://github.com/fastify/fastify-vite