Isak Gustavsen

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@JBM_IV @StephenFleming Not really. In my country they generally charge $0.10 per lumen so a 5000 lumen projector + labor and misc. should cost about that

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@surgesoda @QuinnyPig To be more specific they uploaded the content of the folder it was run in. If ran at root it uploaded the entire file system

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@kirso_ @CherryJimbo @Cloudflare If the transcode jobs are asynchronous you could spin up a server somewhere and connect it to Cloudflare using tunnels through vpc?

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@NicolaiSchmid @boristane What's confusing about durable objects? You have to get your head around how they work sure, but after that it's quite easy. One object per whatever you are keeping track of, be it game state, user state, or whatever else and then just communicate with that.

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@GranumX @initjean It is for anything less than a basic Crud app, but then again seemingly most new sites are React+Crud using some hosted Baas like supabase.

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@TzolakiSZN This aged like milk in a heatwave

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@therick @GregKamradt They were mostly internal support roles according to the CEO so probably not that many

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@briantexts @gm_mertd @voidzerodev Doubt it. They already have the @outerbase folks on the UI front making massive strides

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@ruchernchong @ilyesm @gm_mertd @ritakozlov it has prettier DX, but I can spin up, and deploy an entire application including DB, KV, storage and AI features without touching the CF website. That is way better.

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@devteamdrew @melvynx Neon probably, or turso if you want to do SQlite instead

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@ruchernchong @CloudflareDev Yes. You pay them $5 and they up it to 10MB

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@gm_mertd @zeeg The perks of owning the infrastructure and not just being a AWS wrapper. A good one, but still

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@GregKara6 @tsconfigdotjson it's so not vendor locked that there are multiple products that exist to get it running properly on anything but Vercel. No good reason to use it anymore when you could choose Tanstack Start or another system like Nuxt or SvelteKit

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@timfl93 @BraydenWilmoth @notparbez To show how hostile Vercels approach is to the web. They pretend that they do open source, but lock features behind their own solutions. Every other react framework run on vite because that moves the ecosystem forward. Instead they chose to do their own runtime

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@DavidKPiano @amjLane @vercel @Cloudflare They are improving quickly though. The outerbase guys are really doing a good job

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@wesbos @trashpanda It´s been 11 hours. What's the news?

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@adxtyahq Go listen to the @DecoderPod episode with the CEO. It seems to be a reasoble amount for them

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@Negusnati @Zackary_Chapple Why would you? Assuming you meant r2 it’s just a s3 compatible bucket. Just use something else. Same with their v8 engine. Stuff being OSS is not the default, so it can’t really be an argument against it

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@harisbuild @IceSolst @rauchg NextJS has a clear preference for Vercel where certain features are effectively locked.

And the lock in at CF is products they develop and sell to you, the customer. It’s not like they pretend that it is open source, so you have all the info to make an informed choice

[Isak Gustavsen @hd2rcb9sdc]

@overemployer @IceSolst They have a rest api for most if not all of their products. What more would you expect? The exception is stuff like durable objects or browser rendering which needs to run in a worker where you can create that api yourself