No, actually there has been already many studies that there's no turning back on climate change. Even going all electric energy it's not going to do much for climate change, there's no turning back on this aspect at all.
I see this is good for example if you want to guarantee security in development of developers, having a more restrained environment for the development makes more sense to me.
Prefect is like an hour just to put up the kubernetes environment required for it.
The way you have it you can just do a simple docker run and start coding this is the comparison and you're coding on the web no need to steup VSCode or nothing it's fast.
newcrobuzon you're a genius my friend someone should give you an award I loved your idea and how you approached it it's fantastic for developers. I'm a root Java dev and I have to say you did fantastic work to make developers life easier, you didn't take any approach you made your own this is awesome.
If you get Javascript working I feel like I'm getting back into AppJet days! This is fantastic stuff.
If you show me how I can help get the javascript stuff going I would be glad to help you in this initative since I have adopted NodeJS recently like you said, being a one man army you have to be efficient and JS makes me more efficient.
I liked the video demo really nice and I would say this should be called not low-code or no-code but rather aPaaS which is Application Platform as a Service.
So the title should be "Host your own aPaaS" instead.
Facebook gives you better returns as well as Google Ads, Linkedin was not a good convertion rate at all and they don't really care about it so yes you're correct about the statement of "Money Pit" it's because we're used to Facebook and Google conversions that we expect the same from Linkedin and actually it's different platforms with different goals and objectives, not sure why you should expect the same "money's worth" on every platform out there each one has a different objetive and different users that's how it works they're different.
Actually there’s 2 issues I see.
1) Win10 only with SSD, if not forget WSL2.
2) WSL2 had its bugs I was unable to use it then I had to do a cleanup in the Windows cached folders of older connections never again I had issues.
It’s something they’re evolving and fixing I like it and is stable but Microsoft need to make sure to advertise this as in beta product with the VS Code plugin.
Hi,
Interesting approach saw the video, this seems interesting for inclusion or learning concepts of how to build an app for anyone without any knowledge of programming.
It’s one of the biggest economies in the world and a very diverse landscape.
Early adopters of new technology and features.
Almost all the population uses smartphones. Diverse landscape in computers as well.
High latency and low latency connectivity to the internet.
From 5G to 2G connections. From high speed broadband to satellite internet. It’s a mix of the world scenario in one country. The’re also a local saying that if something goes good in Brazil it can rollout to anywhere in the world. WhatsApp Pay is coming next.
Yes that is what they call service deploy.
If Swarmpit doesn't satisfy you on deployment you can use Apollo or command-line. It's all up to you.
Swarmpit is like having a kubernetes interface without the overbloat of Kubernetes. If Swarmpit evolves in the future it will not makes sense the Kubernetes.
I am almost finishing a swarm only setup in 512 MB of free RAM. For Kubernetes you need at least 4 GB.
Dude I hate the video popup stuff, leave a link if I want to watch a video I want to be able to click on it, I don't like th auto-video stuff.
On some pages I cannot remove the video and I have to watch it, it's insane this approach. Save my time!
I have not been able to test yet because of all of these videos blha blah blah and I gave up for now. No videos please.
Yes so the idea would be to use something like "Kong" or "weave net" whatever as the "orchestrator" and then bundle ir up in an easy fashion. I'm always more inclined into lower performance requirements scenarios so for example not always we need a Kubernetes.. I have setup for PM2 on redundancy in which I can run on low-end VPS for example. The "Overload" of Kubernetes is just too much and the costs are way up in the roof it's becoming to bloated so focusing on minimalist with K3S is a must and people looking for mesh are certainly the ones not wanting to rely on any cloud provider's orchestrator, they want to have their machines spinned up anywhere by themselves. That's the beauty of the Mesh.
I was able to setup weave net on low-end machines but it takes up a lot of resources so it's not trivial, K3S also is possible within low-end but lacks a lot of stuff so for now I'm just sticking with PM2 only on low-end and K3S on bigger machines.
Wow.. the product looks good and it's totally open I can choose between UI or coding.. I saw I can code in golang it would be cool be to be able to code in NodeJS as well thinking about AWS Lambda.. agregate different providers there like the Azure Functions and Google Functions.. all within your own Kubernetes. this is a very nice concept and seems like a great architecture. Loved the tip thanks!
Dude awesome tip, just saw it now thank you! Great project! Watching the videos now... this is ground breaking stuff and little marketing for now on it... impressive I'm impressed with Nifi.
I prefer Power Automate / Logic Apps interface, it would be cool if there was a Power Automate open source imagine the number of plugins for that cloud tool that would come up? It's a valuable tool and part of the O365 ecosystem and could be even greater, more strategy and vision into that product would make O365 and Azure a leader in components and integrations this is the most valuable thing in the end of it all.
I just don't understand where all this hate is coming from I don't hate Google for giving me free stuff and collecting my information I'm not doing anything wrong so I don't care. I understand that people might feel bad about being monitored and all but what can we do we live in a society full of internet connected stuff we're going to be monitored no matter what anyways I don't hate companies for it at all. Imagine this the majority of the Global phones are Android that means that the majority of the world has a Google account just because of the Android phone registration. Google is the world's largest source of information hub and I don't have anything against them or any other huge IT company if they're doing stuff good for us let it be, I'm a Gmail user and I use Google and I host my stuff in Google too so I'm all in for Google, Microsoft, Linux you name it! No hates here.
I myself only build websites with Google Authentication I don't see any other competitor in this space everyone has a Google account and I don't have to deal with Infosec. Who doesn't have a Google account? Yes Google rules the web and there's not much we can do but live with it, I also like the fact that Google gives us a bunch of things for free and many people don't take this into account. Think about all the free things Google is giving you at this moment? Do you use Gmail? Do you search in Google? Do you want a paid alternative to Gmail or to searching? Come on let us not be children.