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Does anybody at all use that library in production at scale, ever? Genuine question. Maybe they do? Why hasn't this really good result meant _everybody_ now us
by harry8 4y ago
Does anybody at all use that library in production at scale, ever? Genuine question. Maybe they do?
Why hasn't this really good result meant _everybody_ now uses that library by default and has to justify using something else?
There is something here not being discussed, what is it?
- ghostwriter 4y agoThere's a hint it was used at Dell in some capacity 6 years ago, judging by this comment https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/5gyrdv/what_is_warptls_performance_and_failure_modes_like/ https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/5gyrdv/what_is_war... The thread discusses "warp-tls" which is a webserver extension that uses that "tls" package as a dependency for TLS support.
- harry8 4y agoOk but this is surely not compelling evidence of literally anything. Perhaps, in fact, the opposite. This is what we have for evidence and nothing more then WHY??? There is something here, at least one thing, that seems to be dominating outcomes, and is not being discussed. Nobody has even a half-suggestion of what it might be and that is not making it (or them) go away as problems that are not being solved.