TL;DR: * Uno is a vendor-led Windows/WinUI inspired and based UI platform that was originally concieved as a way to port modern Windows Apps to other platforms. Since then, it's evolved a lot of different capabilities…
Recognizing that YARP's goal is to be, well, a reverse proxy, I'm none the less hopefully that a Toolkit-like ecosystem that is currently missing with the stagnacy of Ocelot pops up around YARP.
.NET has trimming now, so it is 5 MB? (Possibly less!)
Pretty similar except for multi-cluster support, but I'd also call out https://octant.dev as a pretty great cluster GUI.
You may only need 10 bytes of info, but that JWT is a lot more than just a data blob. It's a signed set of user info. If you don't need that extra layer, sure, then drop to an opaque token. Complaining that a signed…
The title should be more something like "The State of AWS Lambda". The FaaS/Serverless ecosystem is larger than AWS Lambda.
It's changed. You do have to explicitly opt into to it, but you can sideload UWP apps pretty easily these days.
TL;DR: * Uno is a vendor-led Windows/WinUI inspired and based UI platform that was originally concieved as a way to port modern Windows Apps to other platforms. Since then, it's evolved a lot of different capabilities…
Recognizing that YARP's goal is to be, well, a reverse proxy, I'm none the less hopefully that a Toolkit-like ecosystem that is currently missing with the stagnacy of Ocelot pops up around YARP.
.NET has trimming now, so it is 5 MB? (Possibly less!)
Pretty similar except for multi-cluster support, but I'd also call out https://octant.dev as a pretty great cluster GUI.
You may only need 10 bytes of info, but that JWT is a lot more than just a data blob. It's a signed set of user info. If you don't need that extra layer, sure, then drop to an opaque token. Complaining that a signed…
The title should be more something like "The State of AWS Lambda". The FaaS/Serverless ecosystem is larger than AWS Lambda.
It's changed. You do have to explicitly opt into to it, but you can sideload UWP apps pretty easily these days.