My take is that pretty much everything should start out as a monolith and evolve organically from there. You will know if/when you need a separate service.
My take is that pretty much everything should start out as a monolith and evolve organically from there. You will know if/when you need a separate service.
Sounds like the command pattern to me.
Some projects are worse than others.
From your description, it just sounds like a typical bad C++ codebase that uses every language feature under the sun, with no regard for readability. If you spend long enough trying to understand it, you probably will, but you may regret doing so. Frankly, I would just pick a different project to contribute to.
Faster than JavaScript
JS is usually fast enough.
Has a smaller file size
It really depends. If you aren’t careful, your Wasm blob can end up ballooning in size. If you start pulling in libraries and doing things like parsing JSON, your binary can get big, quick.
Wasm adds an extra layer of complexity that needs to be justified. In most cases, it’s just not worth it.
Have you tried an older kernel? Fedora (and Nobara I assume) usually allow you to boot with previously installed kernels through GRUB.