Refactoring an app from Express to @fastifyjs with @typescript was an absolute blast. Hindsight is 20/20 and all, but Fastify (and TypeScript) seems to fix all of the problems I've had with Express in the past. JSON Schema, async decorators, et al, this is just perfect.
@vlucas@render How have you been liking it the past few months? I migrated a few small apps and a large API about 2 months ago. API’s db is still RDS, no real reason to change, RDS is so rock solid.
Halfway through Node.js Design Patterns by @PacktPub and thoroughly appreciating the details & expertise. It’s filling in the gaps for me. E.g. Streams - newfound appreciation and can’t wait to find an opportunity to use them proactively instead of just consuming when I have to.
@eleven_ty A "simpler static site generator" that actually appears to be simpler. More or less... stays out of the way and just does a great job. Lets me define my own directory structure and templating languages. Injects zero client-side JS.
https://t.co/yTfU1PYh96
Really digging #vuejs composition API + Apollo composable. Refactoring existing codebase is going faster than anticipated, and code is shrinking and just generally improving.
"...stable, cross-platform, backwards compatible... SQLite database files are commonly used as containers to transfer rich content between systems and as a long-term archival format for data"
Never thought about the use cases of transferring data or archiving.
I've generally ignored SQLite, but may use it for a micro-site with transient data after reading https://t.co/D7bXC5SCVB and the really interesting intro over at https://t.co/lIYjlN1tIc.
I still think this rings true: “Consider whether static rendering or server rendering can get you 90% of the way there. It's perfectly okay to mostly ship HTML with minimal JS to get an experience interactive.” https://t.co/GIb9XS2rs4
@keychain1990 @A_Safe_House_ @EmmaJoNYC Of everyone I know that didn't vote for or like the previous administration, none of them would have yelled "f*** the president" like this.