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Public clouds are separated from their gov versions, with gov versions using older, modified versions of what everyone else uses. public clouds ARE NOT fedramp compliant

It's not debatable...

Unit tests are for testing individual components of your application (web or otherwise)

e2e or integration tests are for testing your application component/lib/api/whatever boundaries

Are you implying realtime notifications on a chat or email service is not a requirement?

I wouldn't call it the "best part." It sounds like you took the service focused angular patterns you were using before and shoehorned them into a React application.

How comfortable would you be allowing an outside dev to hack on your codebase without a _long_ conversation beforehand explaining the idiosyncrasies?

depends on your audience

thought this looked interesting a couple of months ago, still looks very interesting now.

transpiring to c means you can sneak it in at work, which is nice

This is 0% true...

Honestly I'm really offended by this comment. To suggest that coders writing weapons systems have little skin in the game is condescending and shows how ignorant of the environment you are. Low effort comment. Every industry is for the most part disturbingly bad at security in general.

Maybe write some weapons systems or work with people that do and you would have a different perspective.