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With SST v3 you're still specifying specific resources in code though, so at implementation time you have to decide which underlying infra you want to use. E.g. will you use Lambda or Fargate, this means using different SST components. How Encore is different is that you only declare the semantics in code, and then at deploy you decide which infra to use depending on your needs for each environment. Similarly, you can choose at deploy time if you want to colocate services or deploy as separate processes, with no refactoring needed.


Founder here. Sorry to hear you're not happy with the support, appreciate the transparent feedback. We do our best to be responsive for community support requests, but sometimes we can't keep up with the volume. FWIW we offer paid private support if you feel you really need super fast response.


Encore founder here. Thanks for the feedback, great to hear you're happy with Encore.


Founder here, thanks for posting. I'm around to answer any questions. Really curious what people think.


Thanks! Leap doesn't currently use an MCP, but it we've build the same sort of logic for reading information from the Encore app's runtime into the Leap application itself. We found it was more controllable and token efficient.

Encore does have an MCP server now though, for local dev: https://github.com/encoredev/encore/releases/tag/v1.47.0


Lots of factual errors in that biased article...


Can you elaborate? I think that would be helpful for others seeing this and I can get the article updated based on your feedback.


Sam's done a few of these now, and the level of detail is just getting better with each one.


yeah, i really like the achievement system for the interactive demos. it's a fun way to make sure readers are actually engaging with the lesson, and understanding its points.


Yes, very fun! Did you spot the easter egg at the end?


just went back and checked! (started running into perf problems by the last exercise)

very cool :)


Sorry about the perf problems! This is definitely my heaviest post. What device did you read on?


looks like it's a firefox (mac, v127) thing. i just tested in chrome and didn't get any issues.


Thank you <3


The OP is using Encore (https://github.com/encoredev/encore) for the project described, it's pretty much what you are asking for.


I appreciate the author's dedication to making animations accessible!


Thank you so much. I still have a way to go. People who struggle with low contrast will struggle with the default colour scheme, for example. But I'm trying to make progress with every new post <3


For something in the same vein but for Go, there is Encore: https://encore.dev / https://github.com/encoredev/encore


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