SEEKING WORK | Buenos Aires, Argentina (GMT-3) | Remote | mikealche.com
* I'm an experienced web/mobile app developer. I can handle entire projects from concept to production, from ui design to backend and database.
* My last project was in the local news in Argentina. It is a free Mobile app that allows for the creation of curriculum vitaes. It was made in React Native with the backend in Node.JS + Express + PostgreSQL.
* I'm currently Finishing my Master Thesis in the University of Buenos Aires. My Thesis is on applying Deep Learning to diagnose skin lessions.
* I'm currently available for full/part time contracts.
I don't understand something. If you replay the events on an iframe of the real URL, each time I play the video you are hitting the site's real API? Like, if I watch the video where the user adds an item to it's cart, will the same item get added twice because I watched the video?
Yes, that is true and one of the biggest limitations of the system currently, this is why it's mostly suited for sites that don't load dynamic data (eg. landing pages, news sites, blogs, etc.)
Currently to avoid executing events twice, you can disable action replay on a specific button (it will show the click event but not replay the action).
I have always considered implementing or using something like rrweb but the performance and privacy implications are huge. Still a lot of customers would prefer that, mostly for the ecommerce cases you mentioned.
SEEKING WORK | Buenos Aires, Argentina (GMT-3) | Remote | mikealche.com
* I'm an experienced web/mobile app developer. I can handle entire projects from concept to production, from ui design to backend and database.
* My last project was in the local news in Argentina. It is a free Mobile app that allows for the creation of curriculum vitaes. It was made in React Native with the backend in Node.JS + Express + PostgreSQL.
* I'm currently Finishing my Master Thesis in the University of Buenos Aires. My Thesis is on applying Deep Learning to diagnose skin lessions.
* I'm currently available for full/part time contracts.
The only thing that is holding me back is that as far as I understand Prisma doesn't support cascading deletes.
Meaning that if I have to delete a user, then I have to manually delete all his projects, comments, posts, etc... which is not nice.