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Interesting take from Pieter Levels on how learning to code today involves sifting through dozens of VC/corporate-funded devfluencers pushing newbie devs toward certain “open-source” frameworks, with the ultimate goal of having them host their startup on proprietary, closed-source and often overly-expensive infrastructure.

“It’s like lobbying.”

Interesting take from Pieter Levels on how learning to code today involves sifting through dozens of VC/corporate-funded devfluencers pushing newbie devs toward certain “open-source” frameworks, with the ultimate goal of having them host their startup on proprietary, closed-source and often overly-expensive infrastructure.

“It’s like lobbying.”

https://x.com/chfsrh/status/1826314475860840500

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i think by week 2 of building we completely abandoned Vercel and went to GCP.

I think this is my sign to jump ship from Netlify. Just got charged for extra bandwidth for the second month in a row.

BTW: (adjacent thought re your comment about Netlify)

I just discovered this week (you probably already knew) as I was working with the Deno "Subhosting" system API that Netlify's upstream runtime provider (for it's edge functions) is in fact Deno.

BTW: (adjacent thought re your comment about Netlify)

I just discovered this week (you probably already knew) as I was working with the Deno "Subhosting" system API that Netlify's upstream runtime provider (for it's edge functions) is in fact Deno.

https://deno.com/subhosting

🐵 ← 🙈🙉🙊 → /phil →  phil.cockfield.net, db.team →  
ƒ(🌳) →  🧫 /sys  ←  @cell <T>

Yeah, pretty cool to see more hosting providers embracing the JavaScript world outside of Node.js!