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This comment is nonsensical

A simple, no frills, web game where you try to cover the US by guessing the names of cities.

Portability. Say I wanted to make language X run on all platforms, but I didn't actually care about compiling it on all platforms. I can just write a relatively simple VM for each platform. This is one of the reasons Java was and still kinda is so ubiquitous

Can somebody explain what this is actually doing? I am quite confused

Hey, I am the OP. Thank you so much I will go through and amend what I got wrong, anyway that you wish for me to credit you?

If you want to share screenshots Ill happily put it up on the site. My email is me (at) hampton {dot} pw

I cannot believe I did not notice that. I will rerun all of my testing with a valid UTF-8 byte sequence :)

after 5 weeks of seeing cryptic screenshots on discord of ycruncher it's finally done!

I do npm in two different images so that the node_modules can be cached between builds. this massively speeds up my build. The npmpackages layer only installs the npm modules

yes it is sub-optimal, but that is not because building it takes so much time, it is because of the node_modules. I am looking into migrating to Hugo as has been suggested by MANY people

yeah, that is a mistake. I just did not fully rethink my code when I moved the build layers. I will be removing that tonight along with a few changed suggested here

all of my docker containers are placed behind traefik which handles TLS certifactes, HTTPS redirect, compression, and routing to the correct container

that is true, ill switch to that when i get around to it