Looking at an item from This Week in Rust, I see an item about http://rust-lang.org being converted from being served by something called Heroku to being static.

The short description included the virtue:
Removes the complexity of managing a web server, which is unnecessary to serve static content.

Wow, static web pages are so beastly simple that they seem to not need a web server.

The whole World Wide Web was designed for static hypertext. But the "let's make this extensible" afterthought of GET/POST/PUT ended up eating both the web and neary all of RPC.

So now it is a great innovation to do static pages. I'm feeling old.


-kb, the Kent who is old.

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