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lenartowski.dev - freelance developer, focused mainly on byheart.io


Progressive web apps[0] are one solution to that. I’m not saying it’s perfect but it is possible to have both I think

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_web_app


SSR tools and flashcards are amazing for knowledge retention. When I started learning new language, my google sheet with words I wanted memorize grew to hundreds pretty quickly. I wanted the simplest possible app that would let me to import and repeat words from my list anytime I have even a few minutes to spare. And being a developer, of course I decided to write one myself. It’s a bit different than anki and obviously has less features (it’s a pet project after all) but the concept is pretty similar: https://byheart.io/


This looks amazing! Love the design.


Thanks, appreciate feedback! Let me know if you have any questions


And probably you as a customer are a main target of such video, but the fire was such a high-profile case (I think) that this should be more understandable for general audience.

edit: not sure why I got downvoted (and I don't really care that much), I just think that communication from CEO of big company after such event should be clear for everyone, not only for those directly affected.


But ... the video isn't for a general audience. He doesn't have any reason to apologize to a general audience. His customers are the only people that matter in this situation and this video is for them.


Honestly, nobody lost their lives, the impact is pretty much limited to OVH (who need to find a new building), their customers (who need to find new servers and restore backups), and the city of strasbourg (who run the emergency services and presumably will have some involvement in the cleanup). While we're all interested in a "Oh, are we prepared if that happened to our provider?" sense, I don't see why OVH is obliged to provide communications to us, rather than to their customers.


I would expect the communication to be directly targeted to customers not the general public.


IMO you should take this fire as evidence, that you need to have (working!) backups wherever you host your data. AWS, GCP Azure are not fire resistant, same as OVH. I don't know if OVH is more or less competent than big three, I choose to trust no one.


I read multiple times that they didn't even have sprinklers, only smoke detectors in their EU datacenter(s). I'm 100% sure AWS, Azure and Google have better fire prevention.


This thread has people saying they have sprinklers, don't have sprinklers, have / don't have gas suppression, and have puppies / actually have toilets.

Wait for the misinformation hose to dry up, and decide in a few weeks.

https://us.ovhcloud.com/about/company/security


What languages/framework do you use when performance/memory usage is key?


Not OP, but I'd go with Go or a fresh version of .NET Core depending on where it would need to integrate to.

If we're talking real time sub-millisecond performance, then Rust.


Out of curiosity, is your app shared on github?


Thanks for sharing. Is this your comment in html code?

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