joshgermon

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by joshgermon 2y ago
It's great for development environments or scheduled jobs, the 15 second start up time limits it for most other things I'd imagine. Is it still minimum cost of ~45/month for the lowest instance? I guess this will help that bu
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by joshgermon 2y ago
Yes, we know increased profits always go to the worker. Particularly when the business needs to rely on exploiting them to make those increased profits. Let me try your logic here... Employees benefit from no paid annual leave! How you ask?
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by joshgermon 2y ago
Keep in mind all the low-income employees who are harassed after work for trivial reasons that can absolutely wait by power-trip managers who will now feel a tiny bit more empowered to say no than they did yesterday. I think it's a gre
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by joshgermon 2y ago
If you rely on exploiting the fact that your employee does not have the right to ignore your call outside of hours, your business shouldn't exist. What kind of take is this? It says it gives them the right to ignore, not to sue the bus
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by joshgermon 2y ago
Congrats on the product - looks great! I'd love to hear more about your experience using Tauri for this? What are the pros/cons and do you feel like it was the right choice so far?
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by joshgermon 3y ago
Nope, just saying it's not something I need in the alternative. Doesn't need to be a full stack/backend framework - just focus on frontend and SSR.
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by joshgermon 3y ago
What are the viable alternatives for those who don't care about the API routes but still want some level of pre-rendering / SSR? Staying in the React ecosystem that is. Remix is always touted as the alternative but it seems like a
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by joshgermon 3y ago
Yeah which honestly I don't mind the middleware approach for authentication although the route matching is pretty bad for fine grain control. However another thing is the middleware is all through the edge runtime. So things like regul
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by joshgermon 3y ago
Hey really appreciate this advice! It's quite refreshing to here someone who works at an Auth provider not understating the usability of some of these libraries and frameworks. FusionAuth seems really great too, in my journey down this
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by joshgermon 3y ago
Appreciate the call out, will definitely check this out. I haven't seen them mentioned much before.. Very interesting to have a per request model, instead of MAUs. I think I prefer that too.
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by joshgermon 3y ago
Oh really? I mean I'm almost to relived to hear this because the "never roll your own auth" crowd is honestly deafening. You ask any question on a lot of sites and communities (twitter, reddit, stack overflow) just about anyt
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by joshgermon 3y ago
This is timely. I am stuck on simple authentication for my small apps. Everyone tells me - "Don't roll your own auth EVER!!!!", and then tells me about some easy-to-use Auth as a service. Ok, great. Well if I'm buying my