Joe Sweeney

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Web software engineer. PHP/Laravel, Node, and all the front-end things.
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This project is really stretching my CSS skills. Also figuring out #vuetifyjs. Hoping this will be the next version of Podrain someday.

Looking for cookie-based sessions for your #honojs
application?

Introducing Hono Sessions, which is currently tested with @deno_land , @cloudflare Workers, and #bun.
. However, should run with any runtime Hono supports!

https://github.com/jcs224/hono_sessions

GitHub - jcs224/hono_sessions: Cookie-based sessions for Hono applications

Cookie-based sessions for Hono applications. Contribute to jcs224/hono_sessions development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub

@thomasreggi @deno_land Any chance you could move the ImageMagick WASM to the browser? I've learned with Deno Deploy to really move CPU-intensive stuff off the server and onto the browser, using the server just to get stuff from DB or making some network API calls.

I even use libsodium on the client for password hashing, cutting the server out completely! 🤯

@thomasreggi I was also thinking this could be a killer platform for a CMS. The features of a full-fledged CMS like WordPress, without the sysadmin headache of setting it up, but still getting the benefits of both data and assets at the speed of a CDN. Fully dynamic to boot!
@thomasreggi I'm not a big presence by any means on the web, but I've noticed I have even less engagement than before as well. My gut feeling is the algorithms have changed to favor more divisive content. To get ahead we need more titles like "React Killer", "Node Killer", "SQL is dead", etc. Reasonable takes are so boring! 😆
@thomasreggi "Proof-of-concept kind of works, ship to prod"
@devongovett @trysound Ah okay, well my point still stands then 😁
@nosherwan @thomasreggi Yeah, I suppose I'd use this for anything I'd normally use a key-value store DB for, such as Redis. I maintain a sessions library for Oak HTTP framework, I will most definitely add KV as a storage driver once it becomes stable.
@nosherwan @thomasreggi Yes, SQLite for CLI version of Deno. FoundationDB for Deno Deploy because of Deploy's distributed architecture.
@devongovett @trysound This is basically just a bigger bundle for dev only, right? If it doesn't create (much) bigger bundles in prod, I'd say its bigger size is a good trade-off to get more performance.