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More sympathy wouldn’t hurt. The folks at Deno surely have learnt a few things from such an experience. Keep throwing rocks if you or your org haven’t overlook
by mr90210 3y ago
More sympathy wouldn’t hurt. The folks at Deno surely have learnt a few things from such an experience.
Keep throwing rocks if you or your org haven’t overlooked something in the system you work on.
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- catlifeonmars 3y agoThis seems like a really basic problem that would have been uncovered by some basic load testing. Y’know, the kind of thing you do (in addition to penetration testing, operational prep, etc) before you let customers use it. Fundamental stuff.
- SkyPuncher 3y agoIt was probably a known issue. It’s really just whether it’s worth addressing as a startup. Most early adopters are also willing to deal with a bit of pain. Typically, it seems that the second major issue is when a company like deno needs together get serious about addressing known, but not profitable risks.