I'm front-end, so no. not really. just a few lambda here and there when the authorizations are too complex. not building big apps though
It doesn't seems to support HTTP protocol. So instead of an 60+MB MongoDB binary, you need Postgres (that's 3 times that size), plus FerretDB, plus a backend. 3 instances to run instead of one, that's a huge trade off.
fun fact: escrow comes from the french word "escroc" which means crook. words, am I right ? well, TBH both comes from the same word, not directly related. still, fun to see how the same words can end up having exact…
it's just a campaign announce. there are no plans, no budget, no nothing. it definitely does not deserve HN front page.
Paris is in the middle of an election (aborted by lock-down). don't trust wha tyou read.
the market is supposed to understand risks.
Elm, it's a lot simpler than any other statically typed language, and compiles to JS. You can run it on node.js with various tricks.
I'm front-end, so no. not really. just a few lambda here and there when the authorizations are too complex. not building big apps though
It doesn't seems to support HTTP protocol. So instead of an 60+MB MongoDB binary, you need Postgres (that's 3 times that size), plus FerretDB, plus a backend. 3 instances to run instead of one, that's a huge trade off.
fun fact: escrow comes from the french word "escroc" which means crook. words, am I right ? well, TBH both comes from the same word, not directly related. still, fun to see how the same words can end up having exact…
it's just a campaign announce. there are no plans, no budget, no nothing. it definitely does not deserve HN front page.
Paris is in the middle of an election (aborted by lock-down). don't trust wha tyou read.
the market is supposed to understand risks.
Elm, it's a lot simpler than any other statically typed language, and compiles to JS. You can run it on node.js with various tricks.