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If you're keen to selfhost, here's a little experiment:
Build your own FaaS
→ Run functions on your infrastructure
Featuring
→ pinches of easy backend stuff
→ no UI
How to do it? 1/N 🧵
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Today I had a scheduled procedure with my dentist that knocked me out for good the whole day.
So no build updates today.
But I have a little story.
When he asked me what I do for a living, I said software developer.
He: “Oh we are alike. I remove issues from teeth, you remove issues from
computers”
Me: “Yeah, you’re right. We’re good people”
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Many do not know that in JavaScript you can throw two errors at the same time
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If you want to be advanced, checkout the series of articles I'm writing about JavaScript
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You can read: A step by step guide how to
→ design 🎓 sometimes we think before doing
→ build 🔨 keyboard are our best friend
→ deploy 🚀it's for real, no joke
your own FaaS with @cloudflare workers and host it on @flydotio
breakp.dev/blog/build-your-o…
For more experiments, you can follow me @giuseppelt
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→ spread easy feats
→ let people know you like simple things
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If you're keen to selfhost, here's a little experiment:
Build your own FaaS
→ Run functions on your infrastructure
Featuring
→ pinches of easy backend stuff
→ no UI
How to do it? 1/N 🧵
#buildinpublic
The last step is the bundling. The bundle is created with bun.
EmailFlare uses a bun macro to load all SPA assets in the ./dist folder, _inline_, it means, it reads the bytes and put them inside the worker code.
Then bun also bundle the API together, with the assets.



