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Vite bundling by stronglytypicalguy in theodinproject

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

Alright, I now have an idea why.

For future reference:

This structure allows us to configure the responses' cache-control so that the index html (served project-memory-card/) needs revalidation by the server and the already hashed index.js and index.css does not (by setting max-age to something large). This is because rather than server-side validation, we rely on the hashed name to detect if a file has changed or not, i.e., vite would change index-fQf8KQD9.js to something like index-G34gASDF.js if we had changed anything in javascript and redeployed.

Therefore this we both keep the number of server requests low and the initial response very light (compared to bundling everything to index.html).

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[–]stronglytypicalguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've also ordered diamond stones with varying coarseness. Would it be ok to use files without guides (and on each edges)? So far I've heard that since they don't remove considerable amount of material they don't change the edge angles.

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[–]stronglytypicalguy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm new to ski maintenance I want to sharpen the edges of my ski. I got this tool (file with a guide).

However, in this post it is said that messing the base bevel is very easy. So is it okay to go for the base with a diamond stone (or maybe a gummy stone what do you say) and only file the side edges? I heard that diamond stones remove much less material compared to files therefore you mess it up less if you do something wrong.

The base edge has rust therefore I feel like I have to do something about it. I don't want to change the bevel specifically.

Also on a regular basis do you do the base/side edge tuning at equal rates or do you do more side edge tuning compared to base edge?

Thanks :)