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LISTEN/NOTIFY type functionality was sort of missing but otherwise it was surprising how it is keeping up also, while little of that is probably being used by many legacy apps.
Currently collecting just exception data from services to GlitchTip (Sentry fork), seems most valuable sysadmin-wise while having most security etc. concerns outsourced to managed hosting companies.
Was left curious what anomaly detection methods Elastic has built-in would take to DIY <https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/machine-learning/current/ml-...> with data frame / statistics / ML libraries (Clojure Noj).
- Full Django example https://github.com/m-butterfield/django_webassembly - Minimal Rust example with client-server separation using macros https://github.com/richardanaya/wasm-service - Clojure Electric using more macros for something similar (without wasm) https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric - Recent M$ web tooling starting with letter B?
In last few years, surprisingly many parts of Python ecosystem to have gained Wasm support that can leverage this also. Obvious ML related ones and even game libraries like Pygame and Pyxels. Kivy support (multi-touch UI library) should not be too far out either now that SDL2 library has added support.
Seems like there's many new possibilities for running code in any computer, optionally sandboxed in web browser to avoid platform bureaucracy or taxes.
It reminds a bit of making web sites with a page builder. Easy to install and click around to get something running without thinking too much about it fairly quickly.
Problems are quite similar also, training wheels getting stuck in the woods more easily, hehe.