concerned_user

9 miesięcy temudiscuss

There is no rule that there has to be a single payment per authorization, if you read for example mastercard API https://in.gateway.mastercard.com/api/documentation/integrat... it says you can partially capture, you can extend authorization. So for all you know when you buy at amazon it just updates the authorization and charges you later but keeps authorization going and amazon might just check if they have auth token for your card and if they do system allows you to continue and to you it seems instant.

concerned_user

w zeszłym rokudiscuss

They already did, about a month ago.

concerned_user

7 lat temudiscuss

I haven't tried using them yet but hey do look like they remove a lot of boilerplate code from component. Kind of what redux did to state when we had to manually manage state in components.

concerned_user

7 lat temudiscuss

I use redux and react-saga for more complex flows, sagas translate into generators and make async code flows look almost like synchronous code which is nice.

concerned_user

7 lat temudiscuss

Rgerding grant money post says: NXTP Labs acceleration program - so venture capital basically.

Looks like incompetence really, using a framework and unable to pinpoint the bottleneck and deciding that maybe upgrading version will somehow fix their bad code. Not a completely pointless idea as framework might indeed have been changed enough to force them into using itself correctly, but still lot of questions.

concerned_user

7 lat temudiscuss

You can, cloudwatch can shut things down on reaching threshold or scale-down.

With cloud you really have to optimize your code/architecture as you pay for what you use.

With your own servers that is not an issue unless you overload them, then you can have an outage.

EDIT: I thought Firebase is amazon for some reason, it is not. So in general Google panel doesn't have that functionality (from my experience with it), they have billing alerts but I never saw anything that would shut off things on reaching that alert.

You can limit by API requests usually but not by credit amount so if you use multitude of API's it can get tricky and they likely didn't limit anything.

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