I’m still not totally understanding what you’re looking for. But if you need alternative to JS for writing web UIs check out htmx. It’s still JS lib but its main goal to facilitate hyper text as engine. Meaning you do SSR but with CSR UX. And it’s backend agnostic.
It only makes sense if you can’t think. Constitution is document of a country not of a citizen. Otherwise foreigner would have rights according to their country’s constitution. That would lead to some bizarre legal issues. Like USAers carrying guns in countries where it’s not allowed
Container update is not Docker’s concern. Docker is proxy between your Container and OS. So if you want keep your container up to date you need external process. Can be achieved with container orchestration tool like Kubernates
I don’t understand too. Are you suggesting me to drop bunch of features in the product?
Is it better than React functional components in any way? I don’t see benefit over React functional components or even Lit’s class components
Wut? When “liberation” of Russia became Ukraine’s goal? People really say this? Ukraine shall not follow Russia’s book and make imaginary excuses to intervene into other country. I mean, after Russia capitulate of course. At the moment Ukraine can do whatever needed to liberate its territories. Though, having Russian regiments to overthrow regime could increase Ukraine’s security. But I believe Ukraine will have much more important job in Ukraine itself after war.
MAYBE :)
My colleague was working on migrating around dozens of batch jobs written in Java. All jobs had JPA/Hibernate but people which were writing those jobs didn’t understand abstraction and encapsulation. It end-up as vendor locked as you can imagine. Procedures, reading cursors, Oracle specific functions, metadata, logic spread between Java and PL/Sql, all the fun stuff, you know. So it took around one year of work to migrate to Postgres. And that’s with support of DBA who was helping with rewriting most complicated queries and procs. So yeah, don’t worry about that DBMS specific features.
Don’t get me wrong, though. Efforts spent on making design decisions should be proportional to potential size/complexity growth of the software. If you building todo list , how many different queries you might have in fairly pessimistic scenarios? Maybe couple dozens. Don’t bother with JPQL or HQL. If you expect your app to grow significantly. I’d do as much as possible to avoid my colleague’s fate.
Good I’m staying away from both
First of all, what you are doing is integration via DB. Unless that was conscious, I would avoid using this approach. System is much easier to manage when DB/schema used at most by one app. You have two ways to achieve it, move towards micro-services or monolith. Yes monolith is still great for some use cases.
If we talking about your current system state every app should do changes in most backward compatible way. It worst cases it will lead to duplications. Let’s say if you want to change table X because there is such need for app A and at the same time app B uses this table. Instead of modifying X you create table Y that satisfies needs of A and make sure that data written into Y as well as into X to maintain B.
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Couldn’t find any info on periodic famines at that area. Do you mind sharing any clue, like name, specific area, years? Genuinely interested.
On communist part. Ukraine SSR was established in 22, Holodomor started in 32. Famine in Tatarstan started in 21, year after Tatar ASSR established. So something not adding up. Even if one ignores those. There were no famines after USSR collapse in both areas. Feel free to point one if I’m missing something.