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   by adevx 7y ago

   I run a distributed Node.js Express app that has a media folder mounted (fuse) across all node instances. GlusterFS runs with replicated volumes. As GlusterFS is not super fast, I use an Nginx cache in front of all media files. (I should pr
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   by adevx 7y ago

   In my case yes and yes, but mostly because I spread out over two cloud providers.
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   by adevx 7y ago

   Fantastic news. I deploy WireGuard to provide a private network (mesh) between VPS servers. Each VPS instance has each other vps as peer. So no single source of failure. I run PostgreSQL with Patroni and GlusterFS over this mesh with no iss
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   by adevx 7y ago

   This seems to be default practice now. I also found this to be the case for Outlook accounts. After initial registration they block your account, or in the case of Outlook, disable outgoing email.
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   by adevx 7y ago

   Thanks, I guess it's a bit early for me to jump to conclusions. I'll just have to wait and see what you guys come up with :-)
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   by adevx 7y ago

   This is painful. I am finalizing a 4 month migration to Typescript using the now abandoned Vue class based decorator approach (including Vuex Decorators) Even though the migration probably is a 50% split between frontend and backend, it lo
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   by adevx 8y ago

   I always edited this file than used chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf to prevent further modifications.
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   by adevx 8y ago

   Thanks for the link. Good to see this is much easier now.
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   by adevx 8y ago

   As you probably know, Nuxt.js uses a folder to url mapping, so say /src/views/contact/index.vue maps to /contact In my case I wanted to be able to change the url depending on the language of the user. And not by pre
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    by adevx 8y ago

    This. I started out with a similar framework called nuxt.js but found the routing to be too limiting. It's a nice way to get started quickly, but once things become more complex you hit too many hurdles. In the end it pays to do the pr
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    by adevx 8y ago

    There is also bootstrap-vue.js.org/ which does not use jQuery.
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    by adevx 8y ago

    I agree that I did not replicate the theme and plugin system of WordPress. But the beauty is that you probably don't have to. WordPress has to cater to all, which is probably the source of all the issues people face. But neither is my
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    by adevx 8y ago

    For what it's worth, I went with PostgreSQL, decided not to use an ORM but a query builder (knex.js). Knex.js gives you database migrations and is good for basic querying. It is easy to drop down to raw SQL if you need something more c
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    by adevx 8y ago

    I know this is not for everyone, but sometimes it makes sense to jump off the CMS bandwagon and build a custom site. First I used Drupal but got tired of rewriting the site on every major release and jumped on WordPress. Then on WordPress I
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    by adevx 8y ago

    Paying off big-time now :-)
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    by adevx 8y ago

    To be honest, I was already considering the switch. Mainly because I have production servers on Ubuntu and having the same dev environment as the server makes sense. Regardless, if possible I still like to align myself with companies I feel
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    by adevx 8y ago

    I am at this very moment switching from Fedora 29 ( I was on the early Beta) to Ubuntu because of the acquisition by IBM. It just doesn't sit right with me. Just made the last backup before plugging in the USB with Ubuntu 18.10.