This is over engineered. With dynamodb you can just do an if_not_exists conditional write on the primary key to enforce uniqueness and you just use a key of sufficient entropy that collisions are rare. You don’t need to do a check-then-write. Just spread that over N servers with
Its 2014. You cant decide between grunt and gulp. A JavaScript library you depend on has yet another breaking change, so you’re thinking of jumping to that other shiny new framework. You deploy your site and get a runtime error because you accidentally passed a string to the
I still vividly remember the seminar we were given as a finance intern where they shared tips with us on how to not be suicidal (this was shortly after the Goldman intern incident).
Inspired by this, how easy is it to deploy @solid_js inside a Durable Object?
Spent a couple hours on this last night. Spoiler: Not that hard actually.
Thanks to the pluggable architecture of Solid all the primitives you need are easily hackable.
Progress: Today I got Remix working _inside_ a durable object, with sessions powered by the same.
- Globally distributed session store!
- Every human gets a dedicated _stateful_ compute+storage container located near them.
Super low latency, it’s all served “locally”. Next