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the best solution to a problem is eliminating the conditions that create that problem rather than adding another solution that creates new unique problems

@1Marc It's possible to choose stability and web standards. I wouldn't blame the very stable JavaScript languages and runtimes for problems created by opting into transpiler based solutions that, by their nature, opt out of stability.

After upgrading dependencies on the simplest Astro site in the world, my site no longer deploys to Netlify. 😢 ... this is why people hate modern JS ecosystem.

@firt the web won a very long time ago now 😁

Is Phonegap back? 🤔

@jamespearce @Cloudflare Lack of proper first class IaC

What’s stopping you deploying to @Cloudflare from here?

@boristane C# is awesome 👍

I am now one of the type safe maniacs

Hometown hero 🌟 Arshdeep Bains is tonight’s first star!

@chrismunns hell yeah!

Well, almost gave the littlest man a heart attack…. Halloween is gonna be great

Netlify is the only place outside of Vercel where Next can be deployed on a serverless front-end cloud with support for all the advanced features. Today we're joining Open Next and starting to share our expertise with the broader community to help make Next run on more platforms.

Big congrats to @begin's team, @brianleroux @macdonst et al... on joining @sanity_io! 👏🏾. 🔗 sanity.io/blog/welcoming…

@flybayer before arc.codes existed I found 1. packaging and deployment was difficult 2. local dev wasn't well supported 3. streaming logs was tricky we fixed all that years ago now however.

Folks with AWS Lambdas, what’s your top 2-3 problems with them?

@jamesqquick it's hilarious

Isn't it funny that we use the term Server Side Rendering as if it's a new thing when really that was just called Web Development 15 years ago?

@pinskinator Meh to October hockey! Wake me up in Dec (hopefully the Canucks do so sooner tho oc)

I was happier when the #Canucks were bad and I didn't care, and I can feel myself healing already and returning to that preferable baseline.

Google has lost their collective minds.

@littledan No.

does it scale tho

@holman I'm glad we get to see this play out after years of claims how much better it would be. Clearly it isn't better but sometimes folks need to learn the hard way. Sucks as a customer tho.

github's move from html to javascript is going great

@munawwarfiroz I think it's fine if you want more complexity just saying there are major tradeoffs (and plenty of options for non deterministic computers already)

@brianleroux I think this decision should be left to devs to measure and decide. Mostly I'd run memory/cpu intensive stuff in isolation. But stuff that mostly waits on (non blocking) I/O, I'd run those concurrently

Cloud Run and Scaleway serverless containers (a comparatively small cloud provider) supports concurrency upto 80 concurrent requests per instance and can scale instances in 300ms! AWS is sleeping to the competition. "Your margin is my opportunity"? Yup!

@tobi Do Shopify Canadian employees have compensation bands comparable to US counterparts?

Let’s get this economy sorted

compute isolation is a good idea but nothing beats learning why the hard way 😁