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I've come to conclude a rule of thumb for (side) projects: if the project includes any form of web app, that part will take 90% of the development time and ener
by martindbp 3y ago
I've come to conclude a rule of thumb for (side) projects: if the project includes any form of web app, that part will take 90% of the development time and energy. Since I work in ML and not web stuff (which I don't really enjoy), this is not really how I'd like to spend my time.
Unfortunately, almost every idea I have, even if it deep down has to do with AI or ML, includes some form of web app, because you need some way to interact with the interesting thing. In the end, maybe that means just doing nothing, because with kids and a busy life I just don't have the energy to spend on npm dependency management, front-end frameworks and JS build systems.
- lelanthran 3y agoI 'fixed' this but having a standard Go project that I clone, which allows me to do typed endpoints by describing them in s-expressions. All the user, perms and session mgmt are there already. Now I just need something similar for front end stuff...