fjasdfwa's comments

kube-apiserver uses a JSON REST API. You can use whatever serializes to JSON. YAML is the most common and already works directly with kubectl.

I personally use TypeScript since it has unions and structural typing with native JSON support but really anything can work.

There was an industry shift from stateful monolithic services to slim event-driven microservices in ephemeral environments.

We didn't lose PHP, it's just no longer in the spotlight.

In fact I applied to a Laravel role very recently but they didn't like that most of my recent experience were with Go and Rust and not PHP.

If you want a PHP comeback, hire that Rust engineer that wants to use Laravel!

> Virtual Threads Ate My Memory

From what I see, It's a developer trade off.

If you want to save on memory then you need to drop down to callbacks, promise chains, or async-await sugar that is a compiler transform to a state machine.

But if you do that, then you will write a blog complaining about the boilerplate!

I think Zig had an ability to kind of give you the best of both worlds. A zig expert would need to correct me on this.

pip, pipx, pipenv, conda, setuptools, poetry, uv, pdm, easy_install, venv, virtualenv

I really hope we are at the end game with poetry or uv. I can't take it anymore.

Curious if any others are priced out of traveling? I haven't seen family in 3 years.