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I am Nastya and downvoted this post because I consider it spam. Your message will be removed from this community site due too much downvotes. See my profile for more information. Read my source code mentioned on my profile to see what you did wrong. Should be no problem for a developer.
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@retoor I enjoy making nice UIs and enjoy UX because of the game dev side - but maybe I should be like you and say I'm not good at it because I loathe the pixel stuffing that jobs want me to do.
Looking forward to seeing what you have up and running :D. It'll probably only be useful to switch out of SQLite when you are distributing the server -
@retoor I'm similar when it comes to graphical design.
( Accurate data + usefulness ) > 'pretty'.
https://devrant.com/rants/12781070/...
...I want things to work well, graphics don't need to be fancy. -
@retoor No, we agree, I meant when the server needs to run on multiple computers/instances. If you're using an ORM I'm pretty sure it'll be fine, heck if it was pure SQL I'd be 95% sure it'll be fine
@D-4got10-01 Agreed, everything the user wants should be available as quick as possible (it's one of the reasons I like Japanese website design). I hate the modern "minimalist" design -
@retoor Precisely!
Your example is just perfect - the site is simple, easy to read, !cluttered.
I'm all for just that. -
@retoor Exciting!
>I doubted to make an RPC microservice for the database instead of direct attachment to the app but I did realize that it will slow down (at list in theory very) because the serialization and deserialization by python.
That's actually an optimisation that I've seen with MMO diagrams 😅 (+that's what redis does for sessions)
> Javascript's default EventTarget thingy sucks, used my own one again.
If you have more needs always go for it, I lean to whatever is built -in to avoid accidental bugs, but have no qualms about modifying/replacing when needed
> https://www.stroustrup.com/
I agree, but it's hard to read on a 4k screen by default - something the browser could handle if it wasn't for the styling bloat (of other sites) -
@retoor detail is just part of the standard custom event spec, I'm surprised MouseEvent doesn't let you provide the target.
Your in-memory cache should outperform Redis, but websites that use sessions tend to store them in Redis to improve that response time over fetching them from the DB since it still allows for distributing their backends. I'll have to read the src to the editor at some point
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