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@Wahlstra@SST_dev@planetscaledata@DrizzleOrm Nice post! Thank you for sharing the word about Drizzle. One minor suggestion to increase the safety even further - you can reference columns inside the "sql" tag, so that if you rename the column in the future, the query would use the updated column name automatically.
I'd really want to architect for liveness and engagement for higher CPMs. That's the bottom line goal. Twitter activity has a Pareto distribution. It could be more efficient to backflow popular and "live" tweets towards users than the other way around.
First thing I'm wondering about this architecture is that every vertical layer likely has caches ... for the kinds of thundering herd and back flow that Twitter deals with, how are they invalidated/refreshed/primed? I wonder if there's a parallel pub-sub bus for that.
In this side gig I got going I use Event Bus and a Websocket API, with Event Bus handlers pushing to the Websocket API. It's insane how things are flowing in the UI.
It sounds complicated, but really SST made this trivial for me to set up.
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Really enjoyed this wholesome discussion with @t3dotgg and the @FredKSchott (CEO of astro.build).
Great to see two people who are passionate about software development and DX.
Interview in the first half.
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After reading @alexxubyte's newsletter (#16) on how one-time passwords work in the Google Authenticator app, I decided to spend more of my vacation to understand TOTPs in general. Time well spent 😎
Demo at magnuswahlstrand.github.io/totp-app.
Works with Authy and Google Authenticator.