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Can I use this with .NET on the backend and Vue.js on the front-end? Is it capable to generate microservices in a microservice based app? If yes, can it add en
by DeathArrow 4y ago
Can I use this with .NET on the backend and Vue.js on the front-end?
Is it capable to generate microservices in a microservice based app? If yes, can it add endpoints to the gateway and generate helm charts for deployment in Kubernetes? Can it use the default inter service communication in the project, i.e. REST API, gRPC, AMPQ?
Is it capable of using an external identity provider?
Can it use Keycloak?
Can it cache data in Redis instead of just writing it to DB?
If my data layer consists in a repository that reads and writes to sharded databases can it do the same?
If I am using CQRS and event sourcing in the code, can it do the same?
- immortalloom 4y agoToday no. Today my bots specialize in Next.js. But with enough demand, I plan to also support Vue (Nuxt) and Svelt. It's possible that I may someday support .NET. I would like to eventually build bots that specialize in every framework and platform. Baby steps! About identity providers - Yes! I've used bots to set up Auth0 for one customer, and I frequently get asks for other providers. These will be coming soon! About Keycloak - looks really cool! I have not used it. At the moment, features are driven largely by customers and user requests. If there is some demand for it, then sure! https://second.canny.io/feature-requests https://second.canny.io/feature-requests About caching in Redis - it absolutely could, but does not today about read and writing to databases – the only thing that Second does is write code, it's not hosting the web application or managing DBs About CQRS - I believe this could be possible, so long as GPT-3 understands that pattern
- futhey 4y agoWould have saved some time if you didn't add a bunch of options in the demo video that aren't built yet or aren't available yet.