This sounds interesting. I once tried to migrate to YugabyteDB, but PostgreSQL compatibility was not great, it required an extensive redesign of the existing PostgreSQL database. Might give this a try.
Interesting move. I'm also considering Remix.js. It's either an internal Next.js rewrite from Page Router to App Router, or a framework switch to Remix.js
I liked Remix.js even though I found the Action (kinda like Server Actions in Next.js) a bit limiting and formData hard to type (in TypeScript)
Third party plugins make an up-to-date WP install insecure. I think Core WordPress is probably more battle tested than any other framework. One could argue the core should protect against bad plugins, but a secure plugin API would mean a non-functional API.
The language/runtime certainly has an impact. But indeed, in reality there is no way to compare these scaling claims. For all we know people are talking about serving a http-level cache without even hitting the runtime.
- "It's extremely complex for someone with 0 experience to work with JavaScript tools"
- "JavaScript is terrible anything else than manipulating the DOM"
I guess the main issue was not liking / embracing JavaScript/TypeScript. Which is fine, but doesn't really make for a convincing article.
Another thing I would have loved to see was all the issues you ran into with htmx (apart from the ID collisions you expect to get). As we all know, everything is a tradeoff, there are no silver bullets.
req.ip, but also look at the x-forwarded-for header if you are using a proxy server. This header can have multiple ip's when you have say nginx terminate ssl and use cloudflare.
I have the Airthings Wave+ and one thing that bugs me is the relative humidity threshold. Anything above 60% will give a yellow led warning. If you have many indoor plants, live in a forest, or even just ventilate a lot on rainy days the sensor will show an air quality warning. I would like to take humidity out of the equation as I much rather focus on CO2, VOC and Radon. Otherwise a great sensor that was easy to integrate in my own scripts as you can easily get all sensor readings over bluetooth.
I switched from Vue/Nuxt 2 to React at the time of the V3 transition. The reason was horrible slow dev performance, lack of template type checking and overall slow transition of the ecosystem to V3.
