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Do I have to signup to try it? At least a sneak peek screenshot would be welcome.

Indeed, part of GitHub (.io) too.

A lot of my stack is not functional yet: - Docker - Go - Rust - Deno On the bright side, Node 15 can be compiled on it.

Your branding is pointing to a tailwind CSS starter page.

The name and to some extent the logo, reminds me a lot of Pulumi.

Nice, I think they did something similar in China. Cherry on top of the cake would be to provide an app, where people could voluntary agree to anonymous location tracking and for t…

I wanted to do something very similar. This is amazing! May I ask, where do you get your news feed from? The sources I enquired at the time were quite pricey.

The keyword co-occurrence is pretty smart.

I guess there's a bug: the description for sucky is the same as the awesome one.

Nice! I was attempting something similar a while ago. I couldn't login with Facebook (the app appears to be under developing mode) so I couldn't test creation. Do you do any sort o…

Web Components, I presume?

Flynn.io does this to some extent.

I also run hundreds of thousands of puppeteer sessions every month, all on Lambda and so far I'm pretty happy with it, from scalability itself to session performance. Granted, ther…

The performance of puppeteer is super bad on CGF (you can read more about it here https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/issues/3120 ). It would actually be great to have someon…

Yes, this is a good solution but only if you don't have any sort of session data that you want flushed out after it runs. One could argue you could use browser contexts (incognito …

Well, puppeteer can be used for more than test suites (think screenshots, PDF rendering, proxified APIs, ...). But for running long automated tests, I'd probably look into alternat…

Thanks! So usually with Lambda, you want your jobs to be as atomic/quick as possible, as Lambda is stateless and has a maximum duration of 15 minutes. As for the warm up times, the…