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I'm exited

English isn't my first language, is it exited or excited?

The latter

Excited

exited is when you exit (leave) from somewhere

then people would say you have exited

Is URLPattern available on workers yet? it was added in Chrome 95? Would be very handy for routing: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-chrome-95/#urlpattern

Not yet, but I know that interest has been shared to add it

The new "promote between environments" feature of https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-worker-services/ looks super awesome! I'm excited to experiment with it! I had two questions: 1. Will the Terraform provider be updated to support them? 2. Is there a way to protect/limit environments by user? For example, a developer can promote from dev to staging but only QA could promote from staging to prod?

Live discussion about Full Stack Week on Twitter https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1PlKQaBPoDYKE

what is the big benefit with URLPattern instead of using a router that takes of all that with e.g. path-to-regexp ?

Native, less to bundle, consistent across the browser and other environments without bundling (eventually once everyone supports the spec), and probably faster.

Yea I agree that native is better but there are already awesome alternatives that are performant and tiny such as itty and tiny. 🙂 So I did not see the big benefit here unless there are some issues or you are a router developer.

I use both, the main benefit of vanilla in my mind is that it's vanilla 🙂

but I love me some rocky road too

I've been bit by an unusually large nut in the rocky road, but I still love it

Good points @User! Who does not love some vanilla! 😄

Oh for sure. It's becoming increasingly common for JS libraries like this to be wrapped up into a standardised spec though, which will only result in more cross compatibility and better DX. Off the top of my head, some recent examples include things like

.replaceAll

- totally possible with regex and tonnes of libraries, but made easier and more semantic. And

.at()

for array indexes (useful for negative indexes).

.flat/flatMap

, etc. 🙂

I think I need to go talk icecream in #812577823599755274

https://web.dev/urlpattern/ talks about some of the design considerations behind it too.

I love specs and standars as they make our lives easier and enable us to easily switch providers and libraries!

100%. That's also why I'm so excited about Cloudflare standardising the Sockets API they announced yesterday in https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-socket-workers/

Yea saw that too, awesome news! Can't wait to opening a bunch of TCP sockets. 🍻

ssh from workers sounds dangerous and awesome

Doubt you can do ssh with within 10 or even 50 ms :p

depends on where you're going to / from! Also in some cases you might not care how fast it is, you just need to get something done.

I meant workers cpu limits as all the handshaking takes bunch of cpu time

I would assume (like with fetch), the TCP connection time wouldn't be counted towards the CPU wall time

can always use unbound if it's that important