Re:Poll: Where do you live?
by Zenbit_UX on Friday February 04, 2022 @04:31PM
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I'm currently working on a vue + vuex server side rendered PWA with client side hydration.i found the perfect UI component library which only adds ~3mb of overhead,which went paired with Chart.js and of course wrapped with VueCharts.js should be able to query a graphql endpoint to process the results and display in the browser. What do you all think of kubernetes, overkill?
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Re:Poll: Where do you live?
by aerovistae on Friday February 04, 2022 @04:40PM
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I thought it was serious until I got to the 3mb part, that was where the tone became clear.
It's funny because I found the first sentence so upsetting. "With client-side hydration" -- I was just thinking to myself god these stupid buzzwords, what does that even mean, just another recycled concept with a new web 3.0 name.
Re:Poll: Where do you live?
by eyelidlessness on Friday February 04, 2022 @09:07PM
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Client-side hydration has been a term of art since component-based web apps have been built with the same code on the server and client. It’s not some new buzzword. It’s an exceedingly common term and has been a major focus in the space for years.
But loljs or whatever plays well so go for it.
Client side hydration might be the waterboarding of data visualization.
Re:Poll: Where do you live?
by whalesalad on Friday February 04, 2022 @07:23PM
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have you considered the blockchain? and/or at least consider adding a language that is not Java, but runs on the JVM.
I don’t know I feel like gRPC did you know it’s used at Google?
This comment should come with a trigger warning.
I hear JavaScript is the new hotness.
I prefer the printed version from parent poster, thanks
Kubrernetes is an old thechnology. It should be serverless!
Add haproxy on it
Re:Poll: Where do you live?
by TranquilMarmot on Friday February 04, 2022 @07:01PM
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Don't forget to put it behind Cloudflare, too, wouldn't want it to go down from too much traffic