Honestly, writing and wiring infra feels more like an overhead than anything else these days.
The core idea of deriving the infra from my app always sounds great, but also kind of gives me a "yuck" feeling the same way infrastructure as code does.
Feel like there has to be a better, common way to resolve all of these issues, so that it's an extensible, plug and play IFC/IAC, derived infra file from your code that you can then manually modify, that can be easily just pointed in the right direction for where to host it in.
This is one of the steps in the right direction deff, just can't figure out if they have it open-sourced or not.
Honestly, writing and wiring infra feels more like an overhead than anything else these days.
The core idea of deriving the infra from my app always sounds great, but also kind of gives me a "yuck" feeling the same way infrastructure as code does.
Feel like there has to be a better, common way to resolve all of these issues, so that it's an extensible, plug and play IFC/IAC, derived infra file from your code that you can then manually modify, that can be easily just pointed in the right direction for where to host it in.
This is one of the steps in the right direction deff, just can't figure out if they have it open-sourced or not.
Yes, Encore[0] is an open source framework (ts/go) that has been around for a while now.
[0]: https://encore.dev