In math, half the work is proving how you got the answer. When it comes to proving your worth as a programmer, I’m a firm believer the same principle applies.
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In math, half the work is proving how you got the answer. When it comes to proving your worth as a programmer, I’m a firm believer the same principle applies.
https://github.com/sigoden/aichat
Nevertheless it’s good to see more tools with the Unix philosophy!
Fastify is great, I just like Hono more ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Vite is specifically used for bundling the frontend and chosen due to the vast ecosystem of plugins that people use for it. Tailwindcss is a great example, others here: https://vite.dev/plugins/
Bun does quite a bit more. In this context it’s used as a runtime and a package manager, and automatically handles the workspaces aspect for shared types. While you might be able to achieve all of bhvr with just Bun I chose to stick with Vite due to the number plugins, tutorials, setups, etc. that all use it. Just keeps things simple and easy!
A lot of our principles around building an open web hosting platform fall in line with the "file over app" philosophy, and we believe IPFS adheres to this as well. We put together a tutorial on how you can turn an Obsidian vault to a website and host it on IPFS via Orbiter. Would love to hear your thoughts!