#Terrible #Idea: An incremental static rendering (#ISR) solution which calls #Bazel build in production to generate #HTML, #JS, and #CSS files which get served directly to users.
This is objectively one of the dumbest and worst ideas I've ever come up with, so I made a feature request for it over-analyzing the idea way too much.
https://github.com/dgp1130/rules_prerender/issues/53
I would be very curious to know exactly _which_ aspect of the idea breaks first. Is it memory limitations? Cache invalidation? Database management? Backend usage? #RBE SLOs? So many things things that could ruin it!
@develwithoutacause TBH this is an excellent approach to development. One of the Lit community members is working on Rocket which has a dev environment starts up instantly because it only builds the pages you're working on.
@techytacos Don't get me wrong, #ISR is great. #Bazel is great. ISR + Bazel? More conflicts than sodium and water.