PhoenixFlower
CDCloudflare Developers
•Created by PhoenixFlower on 12/12/2023 in #workers-help
C++ template
I realize this may seem like a silly or innapriopate question given the majority of the use cases. But I've discovered a neat use case for web workers that I would like to explore.
Tailscale and ZeroTier both support C/C++ SDKs (clients in process).
I would like to tie together public cloud deployments with private cloud deployments in a relatively simple and playful way. My current thought is when you access a website for the first time it just returns a javascript application or a movie of some sort that plays something interesting re-enacting building a castle or something and saying welcome then going through control flow using the SDNs to execute the creation of the infrastructure. The web app would effectively poll a particular point using a WASM application which would refresh the page once the infrastructure has been fully deployed.
The logic behind this question stems from the fact that millions/billions of idle applications just sit on the internet. They shouldn't be forgotten but they also shouldn't just idle and do nothing.
My mainstay language is C++ which a slight camouflage of golang
1 replies
CDCloudflare Developers
•Created by PhoenixFlower on 12/12/2023 in #general-help
C++ web workers template
I realize this may seem like a silly or innapriopate question given the majority of the use cases. But I've discovered a neat use case for web workers that I would like to explore.
Tailscale and ZeroTier both support C/C++ SDKs (clients in process).
I would like to tie together public cloud deployments with private cloud deployments in a relatively simple and playful way. My current thought is when you access a website for the first time it just returns a javascript application or a movie of some sort that plays something interesting re-enacting building a castle or something and saying welcome then going through control flow using the SDNs to execute the creation of the infrastructure. The web app would effectively poll a particular point using a WASM application which would refresh the page once the infrastructure has been fully deployed.
The logic behind this question stems from the fact that millions/billions of idle applications just sit on the internet. They shouldn't be forgotten but they also shouldn't just idle and do nothing.
My mainstay language is C++ which a slight camouflage of golang
1 replies