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Got it. The generator logic is in Rust yes. I could have written it in JavaScript as well but it was just easier for me to do that part in Rust. Should have men
by omn1 4y ago
Got it. The generator logic is in Rust yes. I could have written it in JavaScript as well but it was just easier for me to do that part in Rust. Should have mentioned that.
Of course you could host a static HTML with JS on Github pages, but Github pages also runs on a server. So to answer the original question, yes you do need some server for it unless you make it a command line app.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoYou can serve a static HTML page from anywhere. GitHub pages, S3, maybe even Dropbox. Running a Rust binary is an order of magnitude more complex than that.
- ipaddr 4y agoYou need a browser and a file. In your example you need a server to make the file and and a browser.
- omn1 4y agoTrue, but for others to resolve the calendar entries you'd need to serve that file somewhere.
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- stoplying1 4y ago/me glances at serverless in the title. Man, I would not want to have to technically design anything with you. You can't just say a thing is something and then say "oh well it's not actually but it could've been if I had made it entirely differently." ...