Scarbutt

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   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   Disagree on using a lib? cause I guess doing manual DI is still DI.
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   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   Interesting, I interpreted the question completely differently, i.e. why use database at all? Maybe the wedding page has forms, needs to store data and author is most familiar with Java or maybe they are getting creative and are calling t
3. 213.▲
   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   What do you use for routing and DI? do you use Jetty handlers or the servlet API?
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   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   I can see how DI will be overkill for a wedding website and Javalin/jdbi/sqlite is more than enough but for most business applications written in Java you really wish you had started with DI. Any DI libs you recommend for working
5. 215.▲
   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   Why shower daily?
6. 216.▲
   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   Another iOS one is: https://plainorg.com/
7. 217.▲
   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   Never said React was imperative.
8. 218.▲
   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   I'm referring to the implementation of React, not its API.
9. 219.▲
   by Scarbutt 4y ago

   React is implemented using OOP, which I think is great for libraries that are defining and defending boundaries.
10. 220.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    I can see how can that be the case if one never works with products that rely heavily on having a database.
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    async/await allows you to do multiple things in parallel. I don't see how you can do that in the virtual threading model When comparing to JS, it is the other way around. Unless you are talking about IO bound tasks only where no
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    React/nodejs is nice if you do SSR for everything too since you can use some hydration to improve the UX and write all your view code (server and browser) in a single place with the same language. Nodejs is a performant runtime and Rea
13. 223.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Wish I had that problem :)
14. 224.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Without PITR for postges I don’t think so.
15. 225.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    sarcasm
16. 226.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Rust is so simple and elegant.
17. 227.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Most server side languages and/or frameworks will be written in faster languages than Javascript. Lots(most?)of server side apps are python, ruby, php or javascript.
18. 228.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Is there a 'limits' doc somewhere? how many objects can an array hold? what is the depth limit for nested data?
19. 229.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    TL;DR "Postgres doesn't fit well our edge services business model" which sure fine but the article is indeed biased/misleading by completely ignoring and not mentioning the option of running postgres and app in a single
20. 230.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    One thing I really like from firefox is that you can tag a bookmark.
21. 231.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    sigh. any app based on SQLite with more than 1 million concurrent users, 75% reads. Definitely not the use case for SQLite unless you can easily do sharding but as you said, why bother?
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Never in my life do I want to see someone write an UPDATE query against a single table with no shenanigans with dynamic field support using string gluing to properly stitch in all the columns These are just convenient features that most O
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    https://www.sqlite.org/stricttables.html
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    At this stage I am almost as fast writing Rust as Python By generously use of copying?
25. 235.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    'The C programming language' and then 'Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces'
26. 236.▲
    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Have you selected your class (online)?
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    The new edge computing fad. These companies need a way to bring the database to the edge too, so they are heavily promoting sqlite as the best thing since slice bread to sell their services as the one solution to all your problems :)
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    It wasn't until they moved to Cassandra that they were able to let the db do that job and work on adding the shit ton of features that exist today. But cassandra is still a nosql and doesn't give the constraints of something lik
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    Minimum RAM for a sever doing something normal over tcp is measured in gigabytes. wut? do you mean MB? most small web services(jetty, jdbc/pg driver/json) I have work on use below 500MB
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    by Scarbutt 4y ago

    What other good dynamic runtimes with widespread use like the JVM exist?