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Lambda URLs Might Not Be a Good Idea(pablosblog.dev)
5 points by coronapl 2y ago|0 comments
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by coronapl 2y ago
I have worked for some time with Next.js and SST / OpenNext. I think that if you are fully into the AWS ecosystem OpenNext is a great option; although you have to take into account that there may be some compatibility issues with the n
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by coronapl 2y ago
I agree. My point was that all software components rely on some form of abstraction. A SaaS, for example, is essentially a wrapper around a database, just as the database itself is a wrapper around OS APIs, and so on.
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by coronapl 2y ago
Isn't software itself an abstraction layer to communicate with the underlying physical components? In theory, it's possible to build a machine that solves a problem without any software at all. Isn't this what an automaton re
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by coronapl 2y ago
I agree, but I would actually say that this is a good thing. If a SaaS can effectively map a real-world problem or pain point and solve it in a simple way, the goal has been achieved. Sometimes, there’s no need to overengineer a product whe
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by coronapl 2y ago
If you think about it, all software is already an abstraction of hardware by definition. The real debate might be whether AI is the core technology driving a SaaS product or just an add-on to keep up with current trends. For example, SaaS p
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SST for Serverless and Not-So-Serverless Apps(pablosblog.dev)
1 points by coronapl 2y ago|0 comments
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by coronapl 2y ago
Really cool project! I’ve actually been searching for something like this. I’ve experimented with Hono and tRPC to achieve similar results, but it felt like overkill. I prefer to keep my Lambda functions small, with each one serving only a
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by coronapl 2y ago
There are some interesting options: * Codeium * Tabnine * Supermaven * GitHub Copilot All of these have plugins for VS Code. However, my preferred approach is using an LLM with the Zed editor. You just need to provide an
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by coronapl 2y ago
I'm not sure if it could be useful for your specific use case, but I believe that managed databases on Digital Ocean are more affordable compared to the main cloud providers.
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by coronapl 2y ago
Sure! I think Cognito is a decent solution. However, client-app integration can be tricky, and the documentation is quite ambiguous in my opinion. The recommended implementation option is Amplify, but I had concerns because it doesn't
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by coronapl 2y ago
I'm glad this company is building an open-source and straightforward solution for SAML integration. I struggled to find the right solution for my product and tried multiple libraries and services, including AWS Cognito. Diving deep int