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I've faced this issue as well.

I run a Python script after the build has completed that reads the entire sitemap and chunks it into parts of 50k.

+1 for mentioning incremental builds as well. These two features are often overlooked and people just ask "why do you even have so many pages?" and it ends there because nobody wants to entertain the power user.

A third disadvantage I've seen is search. I use fuse to generate a JSON for client side search but it takes a lot of memory to render and is a cause for concern.


I'd just like to say that this is one of the most beautiful websites I've ever seen!


Glad to see this. I saw your talks on YouTube when I was going over serverless and those were a joy to watch.


This is such a shame. While I don't blame the people at EasyList, this is a huge drawback.


If you self-host the JS, the script won't get blocked by EasyList. You can still use the project, you just need to disable your ad blocker to download the script from the main website.


If you don't care about the extra privacy you could just not use EasyList.


>huge

I'd estimate it's roughly a 1% drawback.


It would be a valid security pattern if it was created under the org scope, but it isn't.

A "service account" on GitHub is just another user account tied to a real user with that users MFA (if MFA is enabled, and since we're referring to valid security patterns, it should be).

GitHub's organizational features are poor.


Would've been super useful if you mentioned what countries you currently support. I went to sign up and closed the tab feeling disappointed.


Sorry to hear that! Just so you know, we support the US, Canada, Great Britain, and several EU nations! The full list of supported countries is on the page right after you create an account, but we'll move that information earlier in the onboarding flow.


Yeah we're currently limited by Stripe Express, but we'll probably look to expand relatively soon. We've been looking at RazorPay for India or even enabling Stripe Standard accounts across the board. Any particular countries you're looking for?


> Any particular countries you're looking for?

The COVID-19 situation will probably persist for a while so why not enable billing for as many territories as possible?

I haven’t used them but I think a service like Paddle might be a decent compromise for handling billing in countries not yet supported by Stripe.

https://paddle.com/


Hope you're looking at South Africa! They're still waiting for stripe but I think this would do well there.


The beauty of Python is in the fact than anyone can pick it up. It helps teach logic and programming constructs to people outside software as well.

With tech being a core part of many jobs these days it's essential that everyone knows at least the basics. Python is great for that purpose.


This is awesome! I was looking for something to teach children programming with. (10-12 years onwards)

Your project looks amazing. I hope I can find ways to contribute.


Curious to know why you think so? ECS is a managed service. If Swarm was a managed service on AWS, I'd agree with you here but that's not the case.

Swarm is still brilliant for running multi-node deployments.


Mirantis purchased Docker Enterprise at a firesale price last year. They've pledged support for two years, and they say they will be "continuing to invest in active Swarm development," but the writing is probably on the wall. Their release was more excited about K8s.


Which is disappointing. Swarm is infinitely easier to setup and get running, and it scales down / uses WAY fewer resources than k8s.


You don't need Windows to use Active Directory.


Active Directory is a Microsoft product, which, last I knew, only runs on Windows.

Active Directory implements LDAP, and there are serveral other LDAP implementations. Other OSes can use Active Directory as an LDAP server, sure.


Oh? Please elaborate. I always assumed Active Directory = Windows.


Decently common to have a cloud AD instance for your internal “users table” even if all the use cases are web/Mac/Linux.


Doesn't AWS have it as a service? Possibly also an OSS project?


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