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by austin-cheney
553 days ago
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As a software developer I have learned that if there is something I wished existed then I should just write it myself. Otherwise I could be waiting for eternity or for something shitty. Most of the things I wished existed, only to end up writing myself, tend to be things like: * Dashboards. I don’t mean bar charts or business analytics insanity. I just mean a flat list of things and whether they are green or red in real time. * Media access. Jellyfin and Plex are great and really solve for 90% of that space, but for that last 10% I have personal solutions. * Container management. Kubernetes is too complicated. I can really solve for that more directly with a good dashboard and proper scripted access on top of that dashboard. * Managed streams. Services work better when they are bit streams instead of over-engineered HTTP insanity. So for that I wrote my own WebSocket solution that I can independently scale and extend in different ways that may sometimes violate RFC6455. |
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