In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about the pros and cons of JavaScript servers, Serverless, and Cloudflare Workers.

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Show Notes

00:26:13 Welcome
01:12:15 Sponsor: Hashnode
02:27:10 Sponsor: Linode
03:30:09 Topic introduction
Netlify Functions
Fastify
AWS Lambda
09:46:02 Hosted Linux servers
13:41:11 Serverless functions
MongoDB
SvelteKit
16:34:02 Connecting to a database in serverless
20:14:14 Cloudflare Workers
Cloudflare Workers
Works with Workers
25:39:09 What do we recommend?
Render.com

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Pros + Cons of JavaScript Servers, Serverless, and Cloudflare Workers

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Pros + Cons of JavaScript Servers, Serverless, and Cloudflare Workers