Architect 6.0: Ruby, Python, CDNs, and CloudFormation

I've been using Arc 6 beta for the last month or so, and Arc for about half a year.

I mainly got into Arc after seeing Angelina Fabbro's talk where she compared creating the same app with an .arc file vs using serverless.com. It's been pretty straightforward since, particularly not having any previous lamda experience.

Things I like about Arc:

- A full featured local development server with EVERYTHING. Much faster than deploying lambdas all the time. It watches files and auto-reloads too.

- It's focused on what things do rather than AWS product names. @http routes (ie lambdas), @static folder (which is s3), @cdn (whatever AWS's cdn is called), @ws for websockets.

- Excellent support for SPAs. I'm using Arc with a Svelte SPA and hydration and Arc's @static supports this setup (though I'm not yet finished)

- For node users: async/await middleware. You can combine multiple lambdas into a single lambda using arc.http.async. This is way nicer than express-style middleware (which Arc also supports, but I prefer async/await). Note I worked on this so I'm biased, but I really do use it in almost every lambda.

- An active community and responsive developers on Slack. https://architecture-as-text.slack.com

One of the maintainers here; happy to answer your questions / feedback. Thx!