A couple of months ago we released Encore.ts — an Open Source backend framework for TypeScript.
Since there are already many frameworks out there,...
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Babe wake up! New framework just dropped 🔥
Haha
As always, the hundredth js framework released in a week claims to be faster than rust…
I don't remember reading anywhere that it claimed to be faster than rust, only that it is built in rust.
Where did it claim that?
For ignorant, it was a metaphor
Please stop with the metaphors. It was a misleading comment
It wasn't a metaphor for anything. Just a guy that didn't read an article but still had something negative to say.
Willfully ignorant and calling other people ignorant? I actually read the article
I come across tens of similar articles about “how good this new js framework, how it outperforms everything else” each day. Shit.
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Am I reading this correctly, that you are dealing with multiple endpoints in a single Lambda?
Don't do this. One per Lambda. This benchmark is pointless.
Container serverless. Like cloud run does have cold starts. And this would be useful for them. Microservices applications ...
Having containers get started only when there is traffic save compute time and can be of better value for some type of applications.
And u would have cold starts.
Nice also to know the context of encore
encore.dev/docs/introduction
Microservices, cloud, distributed systems ...
The approach of handling multiple endpoints with a single lambda is known as Lambda Proxy Integration, I don't see any problem with that approach.
I am just looking at Encore.
I thought it could be a nice NestJS alternative, but after going in, I realized it's more like Express.
I am unsure why you compare a robust IoC framework to express/fastify style.
Also, who runs NestJS on a lambda haha
Cloud run ...
Container serverless.
Microservices ..
I do! What's wrong with running NestJS on Lambda? :)
recently we decided to migrate our legacy express app with mysql we'll writing our backend from scratch using orm this time. our first choice was fastify then i came across encore. it looks promising but the docs lacks many things. doesn't run without docker when using db/orm. encore sometimes shows false type error especially imports wasting lot of time fixing them. since it's relatively new it'll take time to mature but for now we are thinking to reconsider our choice unless we get support or help.
I feel like this is quite flawed. My typical start up time for my various nestjs apps are measured in milliseconds.
Most hosting services don’t even support loading binaries/native modules…