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Discussion on "Port Support You Can Trace Back to a Green Test" | Hashnode

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Shai Almog

25 years ago I was lucky. I faced my debugging ignorance. It's a skill we don't learn at school. Hopefully I can help you reach a similar ep

Jul 29

Port Support You Can Trace Back to a Green Test

“Supported on iOS, Android, desktop, and web” sounds useful until you need one method on one target. Does WebSocket work on watchOS? Which Linux architectures do we build? Was the JavaScript media tes

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Nahid Mahmud

Building open-source tools for developers

Jul 30

Brilliant explanation! Quick thought—if traffic suddenly spikes on a setup like this, do you think it holds up well or needs extra optimization?

Shai Almog

25 years ago I was lucky. I faced my debugging ignorance. It's a skill we don't learn at school. Hopefully I can help you reach a similar ep

Jul 30

Thanks. Traffic is completely free of cost.

Our website is 100% static and based on cloudflare pages. Everything there is cheap/free since as an OSS company we need to keep margins very low. The CI process generates the authoritative information for every merge to master and then the static site is regenerated with a specific set of data.

However, the CI cost is big. Github pins our current cost at over 11k USD. Luckily because we're open source this is all free at the time of this writing.