modarts

Don’t let all of the old heads glazing jquery in this thread confuse you - they’re just nostalgic. There’s no reason to even think of using jquery in 2026

Who's "we"?

Software engineers? The ones who proudly refuse to unionize?

A hiring freeze is typically a freeze on new job reqs (candidates already interviewing wouldn't be exposed to this)

This is frankly, useless. What is the problem being solved here?

This is an unacceptably bad launch post.

> Many of the benefits and concerns are tackled in their respective chapters. Even so, I want to emphasize that Server-side tagging has the potential to overturn the current dynamic of data collection and governance for an organization. You own and have full control over the server-side environment. You have access to tools and methods to thoroughly vet and validate the traffic between network sources and your advertising and analytics endpoints.

Not quite sure what's so revolutionary about this -- isn't this what Segment and other similar products have been offering for the better part of a decade?

By declaring dependencies in code (usually with annotations or decorators)

> Simple views are easy enough to handle, but these functional style guis don't tend to deal with complex views very well.

Citation needed

Can confirm clickhouse is generally faster across most typical workloads

spec