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By large I agree, its just common best practices these days. Or at least have some components statically generated like the rss feed. I know some will go 'oh w
by miladyincontrol 1y ago
By large I agree, its just common best practices these days. Or at least have some components statically generated like the rss feed.
I know some will go 'oh well I want a web interface to create or edit posts in', nothing says you cant just implement that part dynamic and have it update static components on modification of posts.
- soapdog 1y agoit used to work like that. At the moment, the dynamic pages take miliseconds to rende and ship. Even though static files would be a an order of magnitude faster, we're talking about it already being fast enough for 99% of the time it is needed and that is good enough. Reducing my time and friction maintaining and using my own blog is more important and having five sigma of uptime.