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Absurd (next to pi) is probably the infrastructure decision that made me the happiest so far. It's so nice and easy to use. I did some updates on the docs today which were pretty atrocious before.
This has a linked resource worth reading, a tool worth trying, or an idea worth prototyping
Quick Insight
Mitsuhiko (creator of Flask, Sentry) is praising "Absurd" as an infrastructure tool that's made him notably happy due to its ease of use. He's actively contributing to improving its documentation, suggesting it's worth serious attention from someone of his caliber.
Actionable Takeaway
Research what "Absurd" actually is and evaluate it for Brian's next side project deployment - especially for the print-on-demand automation or Chrome extension backend infrastructure where ease of use matters more than enterprise features.
Related to Your Work
If Absurd is a deployment/hosting platform, it could simplify infrastructure management for Brian's web agency tools and reduce the AWS CDK complexity for smaller side projects where full serverless orchestration might be overkill.
Source Worth Reading
No links or thread provided. Would need to research "Absurd" independently to understand what infrastructure problem it solves and how it compares to current serverless/CDK workflows.