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If it's installed on a local Web server it's designed to be able to serve multiple users. If there's only one user how is it not a waste of resources?
by octobus2021 3y ago
If it's installed on a local Web server it's designed to be able to serve multiple users. If there's only one user how is it not a waste of resources?
- HumblyTossed 3y ago> If it's installed on a local Web server it's designed to be able to serve multiple users. I'm sorry, but that just isn't how that works. It would be no more "wasteful" than running a native app. 1 user or 10, it doesn't matter. Besides, most self-hosters have servers that are running many apps, so this is just one more. Not a big deal.
- octobus2021 3y agoHow is this not more wasteful than running a native app? You have to run a Web server IN ADDITION to the app. And your client-side is rendered in the browser which, again, is IN ADDITION to the app. Where the native app is just... the app. Sure, many people seem to be running their Web apps on the local Web servers because Web development is all they know, I'm just pointing out how it's less efficient that native apps.
- HumblyTossed 3y agohere: https://ledger-cli.org/doc/ledger3.html https://ledger-cli.org/doc/ledger3.html