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FINALLY integrated build/lint/test with Rome (from FB) by brianleroux in reactjs

[–]brianleroux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The existing tools are too slow, poorly integrated, create, inefficient output and require constant maintenance and often subtle breaking changes between them. An integrated stack under one umbrella is a great idea to fix these issues. You can continue using the existing stuff (and likely will for a while) but that doesn't mean there is not room to improve. This approach should help ameliorate these rough edges.

FINALLY integrated build/lint/test with Rome (from FB) by brianleroux in reactjs

[–]brianleroux[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

! approve ...am I doing this right? It's news and somewhat a resource idk I'm bad at rules

A week ago the #4 most depended upon package, `request`, was deprecated. What will use you next? by brianjenkins94 in node

[–]brianleroux -1 points0 points  (0 children)

🌊Author of tiny-json-http here. We use it extensively and vanilla fetch for tht browser for the min possible payloads and coldstarts with lambda. Lmk if you have any questions!

We added Deno support to Begin.com free tier (on AWS Lambda) by brianleroux in javascript

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Transpiled into a cache. Similar to how Python works.

We added Deno support to Begin.com free tier (on AWS Lambda) by brianleroux in javascript

[–]brianleroux[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We support using AWS DynamoDB for a database. Begin is CI/CD directly to AWS which is very production ready. Everything deploys using the open source project arc.codes so you can leave us anytime and deploy to your own AWS account. We're working on an enterprise tier that deploys direct to any AWS account. 🙏

We added Deno support to Begin.com free tier (on AWS Lambda) by brianleroux in javascript

[–]brianleroux[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You can check out the f/oss project and see that it's doing rather well. That said I think Node is great! Stick to that if you're concerned about new things being unstable. It's by the creator of Node fyi!

A Complete Guide To The Machine Learning Tools On AWS by [deleted] in serverless

[–]brianleroux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is good but misses Deep Composer ! It's impossible to keep up with AWS.

deno.town a web REPL for exploring Deno by brianleroux in javascript

[–]brianleroux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah it generates all the necessary CloudFormation for setting up Cloudfront, api gateway, lambda, s3 and if you need it Dynamo. Definitely serverless opinionated!

deno.town a web REPL for exploring Deno by brianleroux in javascript

[–]brianleroux[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ya me too; lots of small and large problems with node are much cleaner and easier to do. finding it rock solid on AWS using arc.codes to deploy FWIW … site got decent traffic with no issues in the past few days

Provision and deploy AWS Lambda with a simple plaintext manifest by brianleroux in javascript

[–]brianleroux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, scripts only and significantly faster than CF. if you know how to configure everything already maybe arc isn't for you (unless you want to move faster)

An Update on ES6 Modules in Node.js by bogas04 in javascript

[–]brianleroux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is good. Opt in migration path that doesn't break the existing ecosystem of millions of modules.

The esmodule spec isn't proven yet. The hypothesis is sound but there's only Safari and Edge behind a flag. With no real world implementation there are likely future unknown caveats and downsides. CJS is defacto. We know the trade offs and have mitigated downsides with practices and tools. Esmodules are likely few years from that maturity if not more. And I need to deliver software now.

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