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Yeah seems overkill. Back in the day (1990s) you'd use a serverless script in the "Personal HomePage" language. These days you could do this in client side JS,
by hahahaa 4mo ago
Yeah seems overkill. Back in the day (1990s) you'd use a serverless script in the "Personal HomePage" language.
These days you could do this in client side JS, mayhe fetch the static list from a Gitgub blob or one of the sites in the group.
- loloquwowndueo 4mo agoPardon, how do you do a serverless php page?
- hahahaa 4mo agoWell, shared hosts let you upload the PHP file via FTP (or secure FTP if lucky!) to ~/public_html and serve it without administering a server.
- loloquwowndueo 4mo agoThat’s still running on a server. (Sorry, I guess “serverless” is not a buzzword I’ll ever understand)
- willmartian 4mo agoServerless is just a server that has been abstracted away enough by magical APIs to let you (partially) ignore the underlying physical machines.
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- hahahaa 4mo agoYeah I was being tounge in cheek calling a PHP script serverless because technically it is (no need to install stuff and configure a server) but it predates the hype days. Like calling a word doc "nosql"