How to Design an Architecture for an Event Driven System | StonkWatch Ep.5

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Links mentioned:
Yaron Minsky, Data Driven UIs: • "Data Driven UIs, Incr...
Sutil: github.com/davedawkins/Sutil/
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Why initial planning is important
1:32 Architecture
32:43 Technology choices
44:28 Closing thoughts
Outro:
Artist: Lakey Inspired
Song: Warm Nights

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31 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@ivanrainbolt9985 3 года назад

Another excellent video demonstrating that the hard part of an "app" is not the code really, but knowing WHAT to code!

@macwin3206 3 года назад

I am really hyped for this series, especially when i heard about your technology choices (svelte, bulma, fable)

@Sovonex 3 года назад

Svelte/Sutil for F# sound very intriguing. Looking forward to your next video! One question: Do you plan to cover authentication, too? I'd love to see this workflow implemented in a real app.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

I wasn’t planning on it but it could be cool to show. It wouldn’t be soon though. Might do it eventually.

@Sovonex 3 года назад

@@bengobeil933 It seems that whenever the topic authentication comes up, someone ultimately says: "It's hard.", which doesn't make it any more approachable. On the other hand, every app on the web needs it. So If you could fit the login/logout workflow in this series that would be really awesome!

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

I mean not it’s trivial, but it has been done many times. For now, if I were you, I would check asp.net core guides on authentication, and ingrate that into Saturn/Giraffe/Falco

@Sovonex 3 года назад

@@bengobeil933 Hopefully, as I follow along, your StonkWatch series, things will fall into place. But at the moment, I often don't know what I don't know. As for the authentication part, maybe a simple setup that sends a one-time password to the user on every login would do. This way there wouldn't be any security concerns on the server or password resets. Whatever you do, I'm sure I will learn all a lot. Also, your enthusiasm for F# really shines through!