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brianleroux
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About brianleroux
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Comment #40590884
Stable for years. Actual open governance so no more startup bait and switch. https://arc.codes
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Comment #30619212
FINALLY, both Ruby and Python have had optional types for a while; glad JS is catching up.
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Comment #30152652
hello author here! personally find AWS extremely boring, very mature and stable. well known limits, and tradeoffs.
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Comment #26858613
begin.com helps address a lot of the issues here. If you want to deploy your own arc.codes is completely open source, works locally and generates standard aws sam flavored CloudFor…
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Comment #20832908
One of the maintainers here; happy to answer your questions / feedback. Thx!
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Comment #17381678
Yes! It's great. Scales very well. Costs almost nothing. Focused only on business logic. Provision in minutes. Deploy in seconds. I will never go back. - https://begin.com - https:…
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Comment #17303856
I'd like to leave the format discussion behind. Its the least interesting part and you rarely interact with it. I'll add YAML and JSON support so ppl can judge for themselves on me…
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Comment #17303331
Also! Killer features galore but folks having trouble seeing past the fmt. You're just making so many assumptions here it's very clear you didn't try it. It's fast.. really fast. F…
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Comment #17303267
Long story short is this existed well before CF support did for Lambda. I don't think you're actually interested in learning and more interested in appearing to know what you're ta…
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Comment #17289322
Hey np! Difference of views. No integration w CF is absolutely true but you're also totally free to do that. It doesn't prevent you from using it. No auth support is false. We supp…
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Comment #17288365
There are many issues with both formats: - JSON has no comments - YAML nesting tends to get deep which makes creating bugs very easy - Both are become hard to read / edit in larger…
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Comment #17288302
https://arc.codes for docs and src can be found at https://github.com/arc-repos
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Comment #17287492
it's precisely true; but I get your gist. if you enjoy writing that much cloudformation then by all means have a good time!
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Comment #17287378
This has not been our experience at all.
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Comment #17287364
arc.codes is the main docs site. happy to help if you have any questions.
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Comment #17287357
Hey, one of the .arc authors and maintainers here. Only one of each section is what we designed for though the validations for that might be broken (and if so we can fix right away…
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Comment #17287329
To summarize: a three line .arc file yields a 700+ CloudFormation YAML document. Let me know if you have any more questions!
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Comment #17287225
Author here: we did? Pretty well documented issues w JSON and YAML (coming from CloudFormation perspective). Both have problems (that are unique to each) so we created a format for…
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Comment #15169436
Wow that's complex! Route53 and AWS Certificate Manager are way easier to setup.