The current progamming stack supported is NodeJS. This has been supported as
an AWS Lambda technology for some time now.
Other stacks are supported by AWS and should be relatively similar to support
by MistLift.
AWS supports Java, Go, PowerShell, Node.js, C#, Python, and Ruby code.
Preference would be to support these in this order
For each stack, there needs to be a local server that can run the function code
created, in the same way the Express server works for the NodeJS stack.
Switching stacks could be done via a configuration and/or a command
that effectively changes this config setting.
Probably each stack would be contained within its own module and switched into scope
accordingly. Open to ideas on architectural approaches here.
The current progamming stack supported is NodeJS. This has been supported as
an AWS Lambda technology for some time now.
Other stacks are supported by AWS and should be relatively similar to support
by MistLift.
AWS supports Java, Go, PowerShell, Node.js, C#, Python, and Ruby code.
Preference would be to support these in this order
For each stack, there needs to be a local server that can run the function code
created, in the same way the Express server works for the NodeJS stack.
Switching stacks could be done via a configuration and/or a command
that effectively changes this config setting.
Probably each stack would be contained within its own module and switched into scope
accordingly. Open to ideas on architectural approaches here.