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Same experience here, using it for years in production for our critical api services without issues.

I agree. Our public APIs are also massively queried. The number of queries is out of proportion to the legitimate traffic. Rate-Limiting does not work, because of the volume of different ips they send against you in parallel. Our servers are not designed for such peaks. What other choice do we have but to block them.

Can't share that experience. We are in the process of migrating from Azure B2C to ORY Network and had also some initial doubts if their products are a good fit for our enterprise company. Our company is three hours away from their office in munich, but they were willing to send us an experienced engineer to answer all of our questions. This was very much appreciated and helped us a lot. They also offer the possibility to purchase dedicated slack channel support.

Next.js 13 4 years ago

Incremental Static Regeneration. Next.js allows you to create or update static pages after you’ve built your site but stores them on the filesystem, which in a serverless environment does not exist.

Next.js 13 4 years ago

What i am still missing is the possibility to deploy next.js to a serverless platform where files have to be stored in S3 or Google Cloud Storage. Had anybody success to get it working, without loosing ISR functionality?

I am wondering when 0 downtime for apps with disks is coming. I don't see it anywhere on the feedback page and find it rather a big blocker.

This sounds rather selfish to me. What if you ever quit your job and your team mates are suddenly expected to pick up the things you left behind? Why not share your knowledge with them and work together as a team.

B2C is the worst product we have ever worked with. Outages on constant basis, an extremely complex XML configuration, translation bugs, unsupported features which are only available in AD but not AD B2C (e.g. M2M), and really bad documentation. We basically had to dive in their github examples and issue tracker to make it work. Do yourself a favor and stay away from it.

We are currently considering moving away from Entity Framework Core. Simple things work fine, but it generates ridiculous queries if stuff gets more complex.

.NET 5.0 6 years ago

The last time i looked into it, all the big cloud providers lacked officially supported Rust SDKs.

.NET 5.0 6 years ago

You could combine Node.js with TypeScript to regain type safety.

.NET 5.0 6 years ago

Is Rust mature enough for web development already?

.NET 5.0 6 years ago

F# with Giraffe, a functional ASP.NET core framework

Ionide is not quite there yet when it comes to medium/big sized projects. I switched back to Visual Studio because Ionide simply stops working after a while. Even switching branch requires you restart VSCode. So be aware of that. Fantomas comes already bundled with Ionide and works pretty well. Has a few hick ups here and there as well.