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What's the cheapest managed database (either Postgres or MySQL/MariaDB) that I can use in my projects? AWS RDS offers databases for $0.016/hour (roughly $12/month). I've used it before, but is there no cheaper alternative?
Zachary Ramirez
Learn IHP + Purescript
Grayson Jackson
Why?
Noah Reed
JUST LET ME FUCKING DISABLE CORS YOU FUCKING NIGGGGGGGEEEEERRRRRRRRRR I DONT FUCKING NEED IT IM ON LOCALHOST FUCK YOU JUST LET ME CALL THE FUCKING SERVER I HATE NIGGERS SO MUCH
Joseph Ward
Express doesn’t have this problem
Nicholas Perez
When do I know if I should use SQL or NOSQL?
Evan Powell
Example use case for IndexedDB? When should I use it instead of Web Storage?
Jeremiah Kelly
I am good at web dev and have done some mid size projects and every customer was happy. I have a deep understanding of semantics, of html5, css, JS and how to make shit *really* work (even if stuff breaks, which is the core of what web dev is about - stuff breaks because you do not have control over the client). Which is why I have never had a reason to learn newish (and for me that is everything after jQuery) frameworks. Because I can do without. And better that is.
Trying to now get into any half-baked company (because I want the social security and retirement plan for some day - doh!) and they all require angular/react or some other shit. Even looking at code bases which use these fuckshit on top of (the itself flawed) JS makes me vomit. This is everthing that clean and agile code is NOT about. I realize that web dev somehow has a magical attraction for mediocre dumbfucks, but seriously...
How cope?
Parker Gomez
just because you made the effort to build your own components once with vanilla JS doesn't make you a good webshitter
Jason Walker
>vanillashitter sounds like your time is worthless
Cooper Sullivan
I do not build components. Sounds like you are exactly the type of person who I am talking about: Managing a gigaton of shitty imports in a react app with a page load time of 20 seconds - but never even having learned JS from the ground up. You are probably the kind of person who advocated for getting the shitty Java keywords into ES6, because you cannot wrap your head around function based classes. Dumbfuck.
Jacob Phillips
in general terms: . data is highly relational? => SQL . data is not relational at all => NoSQL
Caleb Lewis
I learnt basic stuff about JS, mongo node and express. what should I learn next React or Angular? looking for something a little bit futureproof. difficulty of learning it is not a concern.
Hudson Collins
Please go away and complain/brag somewhere else. Learn React, it is here to stay for a long time, for sure 10+ years.
Bentley Bell
Please, die in a fire. Reactlet. Or tell me how you starting coping and love the smelly code - which I was asking for after all.
Juan Gutierrez
class syntax sugar was added to address prototype boilerplate, has nothing to do with Java fags
> Managing a gigaton of shitty imports in a react app with a page load time of 20 seconds
Solved problem.
This was already happening before React with jQuery and it's many plugins, or even mass usage of script tags.
Cooper Diaz
>Solved problem. Solved problem? The web is getting slower each day a new framework lights up and an old one dies but is still hidden in the old code. Solving the problem of loadtimes like opening Office 2010 on a pentium 3 machine in the web is creating placeholders, placeholder components and placeholder preloading JS - that is the problem solving that we see. Even the big players do it like this because it fits their agenda of making shit more and more bloated.
Joshua Gray
I am not a frontend developer. I just don't like you. Please go and be toxic somewhere else.
Blake Moore
So you are NOT a frontend dev, but you shill react to other people? You are exactly the kind of stupid person that I am having trouble with. Instead of keeping your mouth shut, you contradict yourself within two sentences. So I guess you are the prime web dev responsible for shity code and my coping starts by reading your stupid as shit replies *without* me having the need to immediately start looking for a big rope
David Howard
>in general terms: Unstructured -> NoSQL Structured -> SQL
Juan Roberts
You are complaining about a different issue now, and being more general about it. Lazy loaded components is a design decision and was already happening in the jQuery era.
William Bailey
>php isn't it died?
also, when are you going to kill JS? Web Dev wouldn't be that bad if all of you stopped using the most retard language you can find.
No, I am not complaining about a different issue. This is happening only because it is done wrong. If the loading is so slow, then showing a placeholder which eventually even disappears is a lie told by the developers - because they could not fix their freaking slow load times. And they could not fix these, because they are putting framework on top of framework on top of framework on top of a JIT compiled language, which they do not like. And frankly if they do not do it in the browser, they still cannot fix shit, because the stuff that gets build by the transpilers is unmaintable garbage, too. Hell, most modern web devs have never written a line of JS themself!
Jackson Clark
Autism.
Jack Perez
>Kill PHP >Kill JS What do you even use for web?
Nathan Jenkins
structured data does not actually mean that exactly. Structured means there's some format, as in defined columns.. Unstructured can mean data streams, files, some data with no column specifications.
Cameron Howard
linking him
Angel Carter
> No, I am not complaining about a different issue.
You are, but I think you are just venting at this point.
> Hell, most modern web devs have never written a line of JS themself!
