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Why not? Stick an HTTP cache (Varnish, Cloudflare, whatever) in front of it, and I see no reason not to do the preprocessing on the fly. Also: "Harp apps run d
by tlrobinson 13y ago
Why not? Stick an HTTP cache (Varnish, Cloudflare, whatever) in front of it, and I see no reason not to do the preprocessing on the fly.
Also: "Harp apps run directly with the built-in web server, or exported to HTML, CSS & JS, putting you in full control of your production environment."
- nerdburn 13y agoI agree, I'd run it production. Full disclosure: I know the team. But I'm a fan of the approach!
- dsl 13y agoJust because you can, doesn't mean you should.
- tlrobinson 13y agoAgain, why not? It would reduce the number of differences between dev and production, for one.
- mburns 13y ago>"A witty saying proves nothing." Node + Varnish + (optionally) CDN is a very production-ready stack for serving static content.