Props to the @flydotio team for honest reflection and on deciding to do a managed DB. 👏 "There is, obviously, a huge gap between those two things. We filled it with something weird." https://go.news.fly.io/deliveries/dgSN7QkDAI6nDI2nDAGUtIP2gR_qKp8ZxKGXUjk=
Anders S
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@jasongorman yeah, get that. Open ended will be more time consuming as well.
@jasongorman I also find that showing some code and asking for critique/improvements can work. Maybe a bit more open ended and fuzzy, but good in many instances. 🙂
I made a curated list of some really good resources on Continuous Delivery. Let me know if you have something I should add. :-) https://blog.f12.no/wp/2025/01/14/a-continuous-delivery-reading-list/
Reminder: Many systems only need a database. And monoliths are fine for many things. Enough with all the infra complexity already.
@jonnyshare Looks decent. Analyzing separate spans seems like it is included in most places. What I am really looking for is kind of app -> endpoint -> how is this performing -> what is the aggregated numbers for usage. And by aggregated I mean stuff like 23% DB, X queries, 34% this HTTP call. NR was awesome at this digging around.
APM... I miss New Relics APM, but it is not an option now. For reasons. Is there anything I can use that comes close? Maybe open source, but at least on-prem-ish-able?
Opentelemetry agent could come close, but the analysis/UI part of the equation seams weak. What is the best?
@cuboci maybe... Do people do that? I mean turn off javascript? Anyway, the main point was that I didn't have to write any JavaScript (or have a build step for it). Hard to balance punchyness with accuracy I guess. 🙂
Synchronised updates between browser windows without JavaScript! KTor, @htmx_org and ServerSentEvents! #htmx #ktor #nojs
Full blog here: https://blog.f12.no/wp/2024/11/11/htmx-sse-easy-updates-of-html-state-with-no-javascript/
If you're in Oslo I am doing a talk on Wednesday: https://www.meetup.com/meetup-group-nwerbymu/events/304303659/
Kotlin development in VSCode? Anyone have a functional setup? Is it even possible? Everything I try just pales in comparison to IDEA.