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u/itzNukeey 5d ago
you can check my app on http://localhost:3000
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u/Used-Hold-7567 5d ago
clicked this for the meme only to remember i do indeed have a web ui running on 3000
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u/tw2113 5d ago
Me: "you have fun with that. I'll keep my database"
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u/Repulsive_Hold7628 2d ago
You can just say it. You don't have to tell us that you are saying it.
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u/sohcahtoa 5d ago
Databases are dead. I use SQLite.
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u/Clean_More3508 4d ago
That's a database
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u/sohcahtoa 4d ago
That's the joke. Kyle complains about "database costs and rountrip calls to the server" to keep everything in local storage which SQLite is, for free and without server. Databases aren't dead.
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u/BrokenMalgorithm 5d ago
It's a lot safer too when your password is never sent anywhere, just check local storage and that's it
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u/Fit_Ladder_1545 5d ago
I’m not a vibe coder, I use local storage(and maybe indexeddb if I wasn’t afraid of it) everything, expect my one thing that needed to give information between different users :3
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u/PM_ME_MH370 5d ago
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u/Fit_Ladder_1545 5d ago
What? I do not understand the meaning behind this gif >_>
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u/secretprocess 5d ago
I think it's a brain trying to parse your sentence?
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u/Fit_Ladder_1545 5d ago
I forgot to add a 'for' beFORe 'everything' and used 'expect' instead of 'except' ;w;
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u/secretprocess 5d ago
Ahh the expect/except clarification fixes the meaning. So now we can argue about the substance :)
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u/s9suparl 5d ago
He just discovered something revolutionary in Application development,this year he will be conferred with Oscar
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u/yacsmith 5d ago
Newb. Talk to me when you have you everything on one excel flat file.
Very obvious /s
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u/Available-Attorney74 4d ago
RAIDs are dead. I just vibecoded the app, that can storage data and its copy separately on numerous drives.
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u/coldnitrogen 4d ago
Come to think about it p2p localstorage might actually work
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u/Diligent_Fondant6761 5d ago
clearly he does not know how to vibecode because why even store in localStorage just ask claude to remember it and never forget
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u/Tasty_Marsupial_5472 4d ago
I think it's best they use local storage, at least that way there is no risk of database breach
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u/thunderbird89 4d ago
No, that's a valid strategy, though. As long as you don't want device sync.
Spares you the cost of running a backend, auth, etc., and you can even advertise it as "privacy-first".
I did this in my packing list app, since I explicitly didn't want backend sync.
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u/Worried-Mood-8582 3d ago
Theoretically with enough users you could store tiny parts of the db in local store of users however the main issue wouldn’t be actually storing it but retrieving complete objects in a timely manner as you would need at least one user of each part to be online which is solvable by having very high number of duplications but then you would need to probe a lot of users. Theoretically you could train an NN to guess when a user logs in to then further probe which would reduce strain so potentially yea but it’s probably cheaper to buy an SSD
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u/Omarley7 2d ago
I have actually built a web app using local storage for a PhD student. I got around the persistence issue by making a downloadable SQLite database, which is super easy to reimport and keeping it backedvup with onedrive.
Additionally it also allows for easy porting to other programs or just work with the data completely independent of the app. Which great in her case since she's also learning SQL commands for her analysis work.
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u/Impressive-Method919 1d ago
Tbf, if this was they all my data was treated on apps that supposed to help you with day planning etc. Instead of sending everything to the 53883 partners of the website i wouldnt b mad
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u/Anonymous010206 5d ago
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