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$ALEX Masmej
@alexmasmej.eth
Showtime is full-stack javascript backend: typescript trpc frontend: expo react native (no nextjs!) AWS cloudfront anyone into full-stack js has devops/general tips? IMO it’s one of the most solid consumer crypto stack (similar to the Warpcast stack too!). (saying this as we’re looking for part-time js experts)
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@git
GitHub says code is archived. Is it public?
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Ivy
@ivy
one thing i really like about cloudfront is that you don't have to have blue/green prod environments running, if you just always keep the previous distribution u can flip back to it if something bad/weird happens instantly (and maybe automate this with something like check.ly)
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@ivy
my usual devops stack is LINT -> unit tests -> security static/dynamic code analysis -> functional tests (Cypress is really good for front-end automation) also i prefer to keep continuous deployment only up to staging env and prod as continuous delivery, a final manual check on releases will save you on something
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@ivy
trpc is bae!!!! used AWS cloudfront at my last place and it's the place where good devops will save u the most time/money, distributions are a really good/easy way to set up test envs if u don't already have them expo is probably where most of the magic will happen devops wise
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@moe
Buttrfly has a similar stack Backend: js Mobile client: expo react native js Web client: basic react js and shared code with mobile. I love it. Very fast to iterate with.
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