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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by Jaxwn on 9/29/2022 in #questions
Where to start on mobile dev?
Just use Flutter and keep working with it. Wildly Switching around technologies is not beneficial if you are still not that experienced
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by baotaoh on 9/26/2022 in #questions
Project time Estimate
Or if the requirements change midway in development (what happens a lot)
Your customer has paid X to get it done and will probably not understand why you want more just because he changed his opinion about sth.
A fixed rate can be beneficial for you if you know exactly how long it takes and if the requirements are clear and when it's clear for the customer that every small change will cost an additional amount
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by venego on 9/26/2022 in #questions
why re-mcompile JS each time?
V8 does cache the compiled JS code (and tries to optimize the instructions, like for example the JVM)
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by baotaoh on 9/26/2022 in #questions
Project time Estimate
Yep, a huge part is experience and if you have anything you can use as a boilerplate. Could be tbh anything
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by pogadev on 9/24/2022 in #questions
PUT request with tRPC
Tldr:
REST and tRPC are describing two different approaches to provide an API using HTTP Endpoints so a PUT would be correct for a REST API but is not necessary for tRPC
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by pogadev on 9/24/2022 in #questions
PUT request with tRPC
You would say that a tRPC interface looks like a REST API, but in reality it is just a HTTP API (because we call HTTP APIs most of the time an REST API even when it does not follow the architectural patterns what a REST API really means
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by pogadev on 9/24/2022 in #questions
PUT request with tRPC
Yep,
@PogaDev
RPC and REST are two different architectural patterns. In Rest you use the HTTP Methods to describe the business and domains. GET means fetching Data, POST most of the time creating, PUT updating a dataset.
RPC on the other hand is describing your domain with methods ("procedures").
Loading data means sending a request to call "loadData", updating data is sending a request to call "updateData"
To enable this tRPC uses the HTTP Protocol/ Methods aswell to let you execute Code on the server
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TTCTheo's Typesafe Cult
•Created by Forsto on 9/22/2022 in #questions
How do I use less bandwith?
Never use gif. It takes way more space than anything else.
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