(Note: this is part the salvation of my old blog, that a catastrophic event has recently happened me, I’m very sad now, and I will make an postmortem later)
I kind of like Nuxt.JS.
Despite it being kind of mediocre in architecture, and in each update it always break my app, I still think it is the authentic answer of Vue to Next.JS in the React land.
It has a lot of plugins, asynchronous loading and modules…The only thing I missed is a server backend to handle business logic.
Yet, universal application didn’t account for this and forces you to…
(Note: this is part the salvation of my old blog, that a catastrophic event has recently happened me, I’m very sad now, and I will make an postmortem later)
Why?
I loved how NextCloud have rich functionalities that they had such a good plugin ecosystem, but I also want SeaFile level kind of speed, that it is well known how slow NextCloud syncs via WebDAV.
However there are never such integration, and probably never will. And I think that NextCloud as frontend + SeaFile as backend is a good idea…
So, this is the abomination I made. A Docker app that…
(Note: this is part the salvation of my old blog, that a catastrophic event has recently happened me, I’m very sad now, and I will make an postmortem later)
雖然一直用緊嗰隻rock64係小巧玲瓏，一直根植係我嘅router附近日日俾我嘅Seafile強暴，但都唔代表係無問題存在。
而且佢隻Gigabit速度遠遠達不上預期，加上個USB3係開頭速度快，慢慢火葬場，慢到係USB2上嘅速度都頂唔住。
結果我個samba可以最快60MiB/s，跌到低至10MiB/s不等。我已經頂唔順。
所以講得冇錯，平嘢無好嘢，所以ARM都唔多見係好嘢嚟😂
有見及 …
(Note: this is part the salvation of my old blog, that a catastrophic event has recently happened me, I’m very sad now, and I will make an postmortem later)
終於成功migrate啦~今日搞咗成q日啦。
到最後我都係做咗Plan A，姐係將啲config同data抄走落新嘅server到，但係我做咗啲小變種。
咁究竟我係點做嘅呢
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我將啲config同data抄走，然後將佢Dockerize，之後再restore一個個container，而呢個恢復過程幾乎係無縫交接。
而且用Docker我可以isolate走啲port，呢家除咗完全唔駛煩俾人port knock之外（因為所有container都係係一個圍爐NAT，係host完全無expose呢個port），
更加唔駛煩會唔會俾人用0day搞: 就算俾你pwn咗，你都係得個殼。
今次我終於見識到Docker嘅強大。
(Originally Published Date: 2018–12–18T13:39:50.416Z)
I always like the concept of reactive programming, since they’re more intuitive and you can write less code, to do awesome things!
However, reactive programming always come with performance and memory penalty. It’s also damn hard to debug (as it’s non-deterministic).
But since we have powerful computers nowadays, and we have advanced debuggers, I guess we could neglect the cost of it, even on mobile, we usually have more than 4 cores, 2 gigs of RAM, and together they could compensate the performance loss, at least it won’t be sluggish and bloated, and we could also make sure no unintended…
Hello Medium! So this is my first story, but I would like to get straight into the game.
I’m kinda frustrated I’m required a physical Mac and iPhone to do iOS React Native development.
I mean, I have MacBook and iPhone, I do have it. And I had to share my repo to my MacBook then run my React Native Builder and React Native Packager, which is kinda verbose and lame. Boo.
Besides, I want to work in a workstation😂, I have a Xeon workstation and it’s sad I had to say goodbye to my keyboard and mouse and hence…
Steve “Stefan” Fan
A mad lad
