nunjee

happy workaday Rust hacker here. Coming from higher level languages, the semantics make much more sense to me, after a quite harsh learning curve and some un-learning. Non lexical lifetimes is a game changer for rust learnability I think, and I more and more fail to see usecases where I can't just use it.

When dealing with cloud identity providers like AWS Cognito or Firebase and the likes, the option A is actually the most quick to implement. It's centralized for sure and not that fast, you are basically left with a JWT that acts as a session but you don't have to think about that much, it brings an ok level of security.

It happened to me to have memory leaks and eventually OOM errors using Node.js as static files server. Switched then to Nginx...