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Ask HN: Scheduling software to manage appointments of multiple employers

I am in charge of technical team for telehealth startup where we manage appointments between patients and hundreds of medical staff under our payroll.We have been looking at SASS product to replace our in-house appointment system. We would not like to build calendar UI if we can find some plugin solution that works. Also it needs to provide API so our apps can talk to it.We looked at a few like...

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Re:Ask HN: Should we rewrite our .NET app in Node.js? on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @11:08PM (#24704945)
Microsoft also provides migration tool but it doesn't really help much. Our analysis shows that we need to rewrite large part of our backend as part of migration effort.
Re:Ask HN: Should we rewrite our .NET app in Node.js? on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @11:06PM (#24704936)
I am Go/Javascript developer by trade. Once we migrate to nodejs, I am confident that I can jump in and fix urgent bugs if needed. I don't have time to learn .NET due to my other responsibilities. As a result, we are at the mercy of offshore dev shop and have to beg them to deliver quality code.
Re:Ask HN: Should we rewrite our .NET app in Node.js? on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @10:41PM (#24704826)
I personally know of a few people and one company that moved away from .net and reinvented themselves (Node.js and Go). I also can't seem to find too many .net developers in my network neither. I would love to hear any counter arguments.

Ask HN: Should we rewrite our .NET app in Node.js?

We are small healthcare startup working on a CRUD app. We used offshore dev team to build our initial version but the experience had been rather frustrating. We recently found out that we need to migrate from .NET framework to .NET core to support deployment into client environment.At this point, we are thinking of rewriting everything with local team using NodeJS to avoid being at the mercy...

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Re:CRDs Killed the Free Kubernetes Control Plane on Thursday March 05, 2020 @03:03PM (#22497543)
Well, I agree that you can't really use CRD as an alternative to a database. But wouldn't you say that there are cases where it makes sense to use CRD to keep metadata? Keeping results of job runs for example.
Re:CRDs Killed the Free Kubernetes Control Plane on Thursday March 05, 2020 @03:50AM (#22491998)
If your apps run on k8s already, why is it a bad idea to store some simple states in custom resources?