Next version

[SuspiciousLookingOwl]

I'm planning to rewrite this application, with more refined UI and more features. For the rewrite, I will use React, Tailwind, and (possibly) ApexCharts.

Few things to do on the next version:

• Rewrite the app with Solid and Tailwind
• Create own data table component on React
• Remade the charts with ApexCharts.js
• Add CI/CD for deployment (GH Pages)

Some feature ideas that can be implemented:

• Add dedicated page to show detailed framework information  #19, we can use free service like Deta.sh for the backend, or rent a cheap $30 / year VPS for more control, requires Make frameworks URL consistent for the exposed data web-frameworks#4236 to be resolved

If you have any suggestion about UI or features, feel free to leave them here.

[waghanza]

I thought about using a self hosted postgresql (on digital ocean) and a graphql engine (hasura) on digital ocean.

What do you think ?

I'm able to push results if there is any endpoint to do so. Any suggestion @ohler55 since you known far more about graphql than me

[SuspiciousLookingOwl]

You mean use postgres to store the benchmark result?

And I think using graphql is too overkill for this use case, we probably only going to need 2 endpoints at most (get all benchmark result, and get benchmark result by specific framework), I'm planning to do what we are already doing on the website, fetch the whole benchmark data to the client side and filter it on the client side

[waghanza]

You mean use postgres to store the benchmark result?

Yes

And I think using graphql is too overkill for this use case

Ok probably using the [postgrest(https://postgrest.org/) should be enough. I love using new techs, but I do not want to have a high learning curve for frontend part

[Rafat97]

@SuspiciousLookingOwl
My preference is to use NextJs instead of normal create-react-application.

What's your preference?

[waghanza]

Personally, I do not have one. I'll be glad if someone gives some time to this UI

[SuspiciousLookingOwl]

This haven't gotten anywhere for the past year 😆

Anyway, I've been using Solid.js for the past few months on my own project and it's a blast to work with. I think I will use Solid instead, if I started working on this eventually.

[waghanza]

You rock