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> "write once, run it on your specific server". Funny, how people forget that a "specific server" can be running Linux on bare metal ARM or a x86 container, or
by koiueo 2y ago
> "write once, run it on your specific server".
Funny, how people forget that a "specific server" can be running Linux on bare metal ARM or a x86 container, or maybe Windows or even MacOS.
- tombert 2y agoI guess what I'm trying to say is that you're not typically deploying JAR files outside of an extremely controlled environment. For a server environment, I set all the parameters I want and then I code around it. Obviously there's a lot of variation between different servers, but you typically develop your server code a specific set of servers.
- koiueo 2y agoAnd you don't have to think about your server architecture when you run unit tests on your jar locally from your M4 MacBook. How convenient is that, huh?