Also Cloudflare adds a caching layer, often physically closer to users. Increasing speed of delivery and reducing server costs. It's a no-brainer for server admins.
Also, I don't work for Cloudflare either. The animosity is new to me, and certainly something I'll look into.
I took an export of all our apps reviews and used it to summarise user pain points. Immediately a list of things we can prioritise.
When I'm doing repetitive code. It will (90% of the time) place the next puzzle piece in the repetition.
Using better systems like Cursor, I was able to create a twitch bot. I could then use it to make various text based games such as 20 questions or trivia. All (90% again, nothing is perfect) of which was done through prompts.
Exactly. Imagine if all those orders weren't mobile, and were in fact local. The queue would be insane, visually. Now you only have the queue mentally. Either way the solution is more workers.
Also Cloudflare adds a caching layer, often physically closer to users. Increasing speed of delivery and reducing server costs. It's a no-brainer for server admins.
Also, I don't work for Cloudflare either. The animosity is new to me, and certainly something I'll look into.