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@Akintola_steve @PsudoMike Java or .Net been used in the banking space has very little to do with the technical details(types and others). It's more of ecosystem, reliability (battle tested), security and most importantly legacy (most banking systems are old so consistency and easy integration)

@PsudoMike So basically from your explanation you’re tilting towards Postgres dB and node JS ? Now which leads me to the next question why do most banking solutions then tilts towards .NET or Java ?

You are very strong in Node.js and Java. You also have solid depth in databases like MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Oracle, time-series databases, and MSSQL Server. A client reaches out to you saying they want to build an application in the fintech space. What would be your choice of stack and architecture, with proper reasoning?

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@TheDumbTechGuy @WilliamAzaglo @_y7ne You got me on this one 🤣🤣

@WilliamAzaglo @_y7ne I'm always a component state guy with prop drilling

So I did a thing. I got requirements to build a mobile app from a partner. I created skills for how to structure flutter apps from the implementation I used for Achieve. Turned the requirements into a plan for my Ralph agent. Went out to drive. Came back to my app ready. Of course it's not perfect yet, but damn is it close!

@TheDumbTechGuy My take: if you are able to convince yourself you will need microservices in the future, start with modular monolith. In that future that might never come, just add proper devOps and you can get your dreamed microservices. But always ask yourself if you need it 🙃

I will forever be against microservices. There's no way you'll ever convince me they are better. No way!

@Akintola_steve Microservices on the table again, sad when people always copy architecture with proper context. Burning company's revenue when one digital ocean droplet could have done the job. In the end I think we fall in love with the tech so much that we forget why we are building it

A startup spent 8 months building their product with microservices. 14 services. Kubernetes. API gateway. Service mesh — the whole setup. They had 3 developers… and zero users. By month 9, nobody could deploy anything without breaking something else.

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@soulpee Ohh sweet, they fixed the thumb button

Anyway time to upgrade to the master 4

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@DanielGlejzner Why?

Angular is an incredible framework

@TheDumbTechGuy @soulpee 2. The data in the Jwt is public(base64), so if you keep vital info there and the FE saves it (because he must use it in other requests until expired) you are exposing too much.. And more. Just read the OAuth 2.0 guidelines or explore JWE or PASETO

@TheDumbTechGuy @soulpee I think it's part of the state And the jwt is not meant for the client to decode, because of a couple of reasons: 1. Normally the FE won't verify the jwt with the necessary key, so how do you confirm the jwt is coming from your actual BE. So a hacker the exploit the FE

it’s generally not a good practice to store client side state in a JWT for the client to decode and use directly.

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@NaceurBouhamed @Jean__Meche But efficient is module federation against native federation

@LoopTeam3 @Jean__Meche You can consider native federation

In v20 the Angular CLI is finally able to entirely drop webpack from its minimal dependencies. That results in a reduction of 40% of the number of downloaded packages !

@Armandotrue I would love to see a use case 🙂

Turns out, there is a way: `provideEnvironmentInitializer`:

@Armandotrue Ohh yeah, I'm still keeping it, so far as `distinctUntilChanged` and `debounceTime` are still heroes in reactive forms my code base will still have it

Be honest, when the day comes when #RxJS becomes optional within #Angular, will you still be adding it to your new projects? 😁