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   4 points by manter 1y ago|2 comments
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   by manter 1y ago

   I've wanted to play around with Cloudflare's Durable Objects more seriously for a while, so this was mostly an excuse to do that. I'll be writing a post about my experience at some point. (Short version - really powerful tech
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   by manter 1y ago

   Swift is tightly bound to the Apple ecosystem (even though it can run outside of it), both in tooling, the ecosystem, and developer's perceptions. These things all feed into each other. If you're in the (vast, vast) majority of Sw
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   by manter 1y ago

   D1 is built using Durable Objects - so in theory DO could be faster. AFAIK when you call D1 it's Worker > D1 (Durable Object) > local storage. So using DO directly would just be DO > local storage. I believe the connection bet
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   by manter 1y ago

   I think D1 actually requires multiple round trips, so the higher figures start to make some kind of sense. I read a blog post about this but can't find it now. I did find this [release note]( https://developers.cloudflare.com
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   by manter 1y ago

   I'm a big fan of Cloudflare's offerings in general, including D1 (despite the fact it admittedly has flaws). That being said, the pipe dream statement is accurate IMO. I do think they'll get there, but like you said - a lot o