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6y ago
Was referring to the "VMs are the future" part.
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6y ago
That didn't aged well...
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6y ago
There's no overhead. apt-get install postgres create user create database
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6y ago
There is also https://adamdrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-...
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6y ago
Sounds like the curse of Emacs.
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6y ago
and there's no way I'll go back. err.. back to what?
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6y ago
PHP doesn't run in the browser...
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6y ago
Was referring to Facebook usage only, like in, why isn't it used more at FB?
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6y ago
You make it sound as if appengine solves all your problems, the prime source of complexity in most web apps is the database, which you don't mention.
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6y ago
If the language has proved to be worthy, why messenger.com only though?
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6y ago
I'll take super fast compilation first ;)
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6y ago
You don't need Graal when you have Golang around the corner.
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6y ago
Java is antiquated though, I don't see many new big libraries/frameworks being written in it. Java is too big and too entrenched in the enterprise to go away any time soon but in ten years the language will become legacy. For what
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6y ago
Technically, that's also is a disadvantage though, Intellij doesn't have constraints because it only needs to cater its IDEs. But to your point, LSP have brought the IDE experience to others programming editors. Ex: Emacs now can
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6y ago
Nice, going to study this, thank you. Just a heads up, there is a NaN showing at the end of the page.
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6y ago
That page is fast but it's all static content, data changing at request time it's a whole other ballpark and the hard case, or what I'm missing?
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6y ago
IIUC you both were just talking past each other? one was talking about SSR to a full hydrated SPA, the other about a MPA with some hydration here and there. I have been doing the latter for some time with https://github.com/
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6y ago
What's the issue with web components that they have never took off?
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6y ago
Hasn't this hybrid model used by many for a long time already? SSR react as most as you can(try to avoid client-side routing), then hydrate/enhance parts of the page and make it dynamic.
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6y ago
You are too rational ;) Joking aside, was thinking exactly the same while reading the article. This has been talk about for years, and today there is lots docs and resources for devs to be able to make a thoughtful decision of going SPA vs
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6y ago
mostly-CRUD-and-forms-websites. There's no thin line for this, CRUD-FORM can be really complex or really simple. A thoughtful design choice must be made here between server-side-rendered html with some JS and a SPA.
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6y ago
Anyway if you want to see a version of Redis where you can store also bank accounts, transactions or any other of the most critical stuff you can store in a DB make sure to check the news at Redis Conf 2020 (the conf is in streaming and fr
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6y ago
The querying capabilities of SQL shouldn't be ignored though, another issue is that your data must fit in memory.
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6y ago
If you don't mind, how much time did it take to you to make this and what stack did you use?
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6y ago
Turbonlinks is a decent compromise for many sites.
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6y ago
You had to spend time learn a new set of keybindings for each one though, for editing and interacting with the interface.
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6y ago
Same for vscode? ex: if you want eslint, you install it from npm.
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6y ago
Probably should add HTML to the title. Though it was about SQL.
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6y ago
Fun fact about the Eclipse name, thanks.
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6y ago
I have always used emacs inside tmux over ssh with <50ms latency to remote servers, I can barely perceive the difference in typing. As good as vscode remote capabilities are, it can't really beat having your editor local to your dev
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