by jitl on 5/12/22, 5:05 PM
To my eye, this architecture still forces too much needless boilerplate. Seems like it will work well for apps that have a low number of very important features. Apps that naturally have a lot of systems will end up paying a high overhead multiplier over time.
by rendall on 5/12/22, 3:48 PM
Has anyone reading this used Kea, especially in production, and what was your experience?
by imachine1980_ on 5/12/22, 7:40 PM
3 re-writes from scratch in 6 years, I know front end is dynamic but to be useful ship a code and mantain it.
Crap tool is better than unestable one.
by muhehe on 5/12/22, 3:38 PM
I was happy there is some interesting improvement to kea DHCP server, but it's just another react library.
by wdb on 5/12/22, 5:29 PM
I have used it while trying to contribute to a project but I found it not that easy to use and quite confusing