That means you’re doing it right.

Remove windows, install Linux. K i l l process

In general, I’ve been doing this for like 5 or 3 years… this as in programming. Actix-web is no problem here, it’s just the architecture that seemed to stump me.

I apologize for earlier, but depression is a real bitch at times, and I can have these moments where I just… go off the rails.

:( I’m just depressed at the moment as this thread made me feel bad about my programming

I’ve been doing this shit for 3 years, and yet I have issues grasping fucking lemmy src

I apologize for my harsh tone, but you can see why I’m upset that I can’t read it properly.

Fair enough

Isn’t that just saying that I just am not good at my job? I mean, shouldn’t I be able to just grasp it by just looking at it?

Like I want to contribute to it, but it feels so overwhelming and hard to find anything I need.

is it kinda early for them to modularize their code?

So either their issue or I’m dumb, probably the latter.

the fact that there are CRUD COMMON and API crates???

I don’t know every time I’ve tried to change a beast like that, it was hard and frustrating.

things that should not exist

Can you elaborate on this?

As in, what things shouldn’t exist?

that made me chuckle

Oh, sorry I apologize I didn’t know it was lemmy going dead.

I mean not on my personal server, my personal server keeps dying all the time and I got tired of it. I haven’t looked into the logs. But I meant with the recent influx of reddit users, I saw beehaw and lemmy.ml also have 500 errors.

yeah, that’s a big upside. However, the third party Go based modules are the biggest draw for me.

Isn’t caddy battle tested too? And looking into alternatives is not really a waste of resources. It just feels like nginx is not as reliable and likes to drop requests. It’s not just a load balancer, mind you.

NGINX has given way on other instances too, however, when the Reddit invasion happened. I kept getting 500 errors on most instances.

Caddy uses go based plugins, I remember, they’re called modules.

Source: https://caddyserver.com/docs/modules/ & https://caddyserver.com/docs/extending-caddy

That’s why I’m entertaining the idea of an alternative in this post. Although it seems there are a lot of mixed opinions on this matter