NodeJS bros recreating the "curl via http request" bullshit that was the scourge of shared hosting php 20 years ago; or
Deploying something to production that has never been tested even once, and then pretending it's the platform hosts' fault for doing something you didn't anticipate.
I'm not sure what's more depressing about this.
NodeJS bros recreating the "curl via http request" bullshit that was the scourge of shared hosting php 20 years ago; or
Deploying something to production that has never been tested even once, and then pretending it's the platform hosts' fault for doing something you didn't anticipate.