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by tylerchurch 4y ago
Reinforcing #1: It's amazing how productive you can be if you're creating things instead of endlessly trying, configuring, and comparing editors.
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
Things change. Web development has a lot of incidental complexity that these tools help manage. Eventually tools are overcome by the complexity. Parcel in particular is a clever wrapper on top of several other tools, so I’m sure when their
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
At least 3! Lots more depending on your definition of “proficient”. “How do you be proficient if you study so many languages?” All programming languages are basically the same if you squint at them. Each language is better at different thin
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
Love the widget! Assuming an app handles it correctly, unique domains-per-deployment give me the warm fuzzies when debugging. When tracking down a problem, I want there to be no doubt I'm looking at the correct version. Vercel's a
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
Having worked on a similar system in the past - it’s a trade-off. On one hand, all your domains match across all environments/deployments and you can set a cookie and refresh to switch versions fast. Only 1 HTTPS cert and no subdomains
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
This looks super cool, very impressive! How flexible is this? I get the impression from the video that this will work for a blessed React configuration that you support. But if I have a legacy React app with a complicated build setup - am I
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
Yeah, it seems to be a rule that once something is in the hands of users, things that sounded great in theory turn out to be bad in practice. Or things work so well that new (previously unimagined) improvements become obvious.
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
I can’t speak for them, but that’s a common port for web app development. Could be the code that watches for changes and autoreloads trying to hit the development backend to see if it should update the page. Deploy the production build of y
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
And don’t use the hosts file for switching databases - use a proper configuration file in your app!
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
In my experience they’ve been fine. Plan on getting dinged for something you forgot or for something minor. Make the tweak and resubmit. No biggie. It’s annoying, but it’s not a huge deal.
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
They’re worlds apart (I use both AWS and Vercel). AWS has everything you could ever need, but that means you have a ton of trade offs to consider whenever you want to start something new. I often want a one-off website deployed live on the
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
Any detailed comparison of this vs. Node.js vs. Deno?
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by tylerchurch 4y ago
If you're on an Apple device, you can make the phone itself generate white noise by going to: Settings > Accessibility > Audio/Visual (under Hearing) > Background Sounds
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by tylerchurch 5y ago
While I too have seen strange knowledge gaps in interviews (interviews for JS developers who can't write a function that adds two numbers), the NXDOMAIN issue doesn't surprise me too much. Maybe it's different for SREs, but a
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by tylerchurch 5y ago
Do you have a good recommendation for learning about what use cases DynamoDB makes sense for? I've used MongoDB and various SQL databases extensively, and when I tried DynamoDB it felt like a solution in search of a problem compared to
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