See title, I'd prefer if role reactions were more isolated, both for ease-of-development and so that they have better uptime. I'd like as close to 100% uptime as possible for these, since people don't notice when they fail.
Since it's a small thing, it should be written in a language that builds low-memory binaries, like Go or even Rust. The .NET runtime has overhead that's not worthwhile for something as small as this.
See title, I'd prefer if role reactions were more isolated, both for ease-of-development and so that they have better uptime. I'd like as close to 100% uptime as possible for these, since people don't notice when they fail.
Since it's a small thing, it should be written in a language that builds low-memory binaries, like Go or even Rust. The .NET runtime has overhead that's not worthwhile for something as small as this.