Now this extensibility is what I’m interested in, as I’m working in a project which needs front end extensibility and have no idea where to start!

Eid Mubarak; thank you - it's nice to hear it from someone other than my close circle

A reflection of your TPM, I guess

I have. Half of the time, I’m glad it’s not their primary responsibility in this case.

My UDM and UDR aren’t connected to UI’s cloud services, so it’s not really cloud first.

Most places I’ve worked, has the concepts from above.

Security is lax at most companies but even having worked as an engineer on support rotation, customer anc production access was the last thing I could do and I needed to have exhausted all other options. I don’t feel retaining production access to generate tokens should be a thing.

It depends on the eng. If you're a senior eng with on-call responsibilities, you're getting full time prod access.

I wonder if React UI should really be replaced with NextJS.

The majority of react sites nowadays are just NextJS. It might be that the future of react based applications isn’t react, but nextjs.

And how exactly would you go about TFA's example of embedding the web ui inside a Golang application with NextJS?

I can think of LOTS of examples where you'd be better off with straight static server with React and a separate API server... pretty much anywhere you are doing a web application and don't need/want SEO/Bots.

Appears to be about predictions for 2022, the prior year, so maybe was written in 2021.

Having used Linux recently, Zorin as well, what I found was that MacOS I don’t need to fight to get things done. Not just that, but the quality and support for apps I use is much better. Things just feel more coherent.

When things don’t work on Linux, the last thing I want to do is open the terminal.

I’m on call, been paged 3 times already for a high CPU on some VMs