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Yellow posted...

My code is good though, so the whole code base is good. I used Blazor, cut the fat so much out of the stack, keep a very low line count, and I don't have to worry about Javascript.

People are out there making fun of Blazor for being niche and then they use a tech stack with 7 different frameworks. I use 2.

I recently had to learn Django (learn? It took like an hour), due to having to change our stack at work, and I was actually quite impressed that a backend framework could integrate so many different things seamlessly and as easily as it did (especially when stacked with something that serves wsgi), historically I've done all of my backend integrations manually as that was how I was taught to do it. Still have coworkers that seem to struggle with why it's used and how to properly use it, then again these coworkers still manage to struggle with docker 5 years into using it.

Most of the "fun" stuff is when I have to figure out how to do things like take an unprivileged user inside of a container, and execute privileged code on the container's host with the least impact possible (e.g. I don't want to run any software outside of containers). For this current task I think I have a good solution right now, but I hate the idea that I could potentially need another container, but I just don't see a both clean and safe (as in secure) way of enabling a REST API to do what I'm trying to do (without having my endpoints do something "braindead" like use sudo to become privileged).

I won't do my "Microsoft is garbage" rant here,