Hi, I know everyone here likes to be nice and friendly on dev.to but I truly believe some quality control is required. I'm concerned on how a new developer will be able to "connect the dots" and see how this works and how it can be useful.
Also setting up three instances of node, with Redis magically knowing where to publish events will only make a new developer scratch their head.
I like this place, but let's put some thought into why and who it is for.
i agree to your point.But IMHO, if someone is reading about redis. then it is from assumption that he might have already knew how to setup the express servers and work on it.
when i was beginner, i couldn't able to understand this kind of concepts.But, when i got my hands dirty by building things.it connects the dot automatically.i can be able to understand things clearly.
For beginner perspective, i agree to your point though.
Hi, I know everyone here likes to be nice and friendly on dev.to but I truly believe some quality control is required. I'm concerned on how a new developer will be able to "connect the dots" and see how this works and how it can be useful.
Also setting up three instances of node, with Redis magically knowing where to publish events will only make a new developer scratch their head.
I like this place, but let's put some thought into why and who it is for.
i agree to your point.But IMHO, if someone is reading about redis. then it is from assumption that he might have already knew how to setup the express servers and work on it.
when i was beginner, i couldn't able to understand this kind of concepts.But, when i got my hands dirty by building things.it connects the dot automatically.i can be able to understand things clearly.
For beginner perspective, i agree to your point though.
So how to run this now?