ekseda

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by ekseda 5y ago
Json schema validation is cpu expensive in nodejs, so you do not want it in production for every request. We made a proxy [1] that only allows requests that are conform to the swagger json which is easy to hook between frontend and backend
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by ekseda 6y ago
Can supabase be used with the offline-first approach like horizon, RxDB etc. or does it require an ongoing connection to the server?
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by ekseda 6y ago
I wrote a master thesis where I compared several realtime database products. I promise you amplify is no where "getting there". It is a crippled version of firebase and there is no fix in sight. For example you cannot even do sort
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by ekseda 6y ago
I do not understand this post.
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by ekseda 6y ago
No this is not readable. You can write readable old school javascript, but just try to tell me what this line does: https://github.com/amark/gun/blob/master/src/type.js#L111
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by ekseda 6y ago
Yes sorry for not doing this. In the source code folder, please open any random file and try to understand what the code does. I once tried to fix a bug that I found in GUN but I gave up after just trying to figure out what the code is supp
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by ekseda 6y ago
Another one is that the source code of OrbitDB is not completely obfuscated.
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by ekseda 7y ago
Check out the readme. There are many erros that can only be catched by validation and not by parsing.
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An OpenAPI proxy that only allows data that matches your swagger.json(github.com)
67 points by ekseda 7y ago|14 comments