No worries. Depression is a bitch.
ZeroNationality
joined 2 years ago
Assuming I'm remembering correctly, they're both very similar. To the point that they're basically the same concept by different sources and therefore have some wiggle in interpretation
Developing for Lemmy or developing in general?
If you've only been developing for 3 years then you're not much beyond a junior. Nobody (least of all yourself) should expect you to be able to just sit down and grok a rust codebase using actix.
What you appear to be lacking right now is patience and experience. They both come with time.
The hexagonal architecture or onion architecture is oversimplified as having everything bolt onto a core of business logic via designed and designated interfaces to abstract away implementation details on either side.
Say you have a web app which takes requests from the outside world and based on those requests it performs some business logic (tracking accounts, orders, etc).
In hexagonal architecture you'd maybe implement such a thing like:
Web app handler -> command interface -> message bus -> command handler (business logic) -> repository interface -> repository (Postgres, mongo, memory, email)
What this lets you do is split apart the app at the interfaces into separate modules which can be reasoned about and tested separately.
End of the day you don't care what is happening on the other side of the interface as long as whatever it is follows the interface specification.
Building applications like this meants that if we wanted to extend our app with an API and a Real-time Websocket service, we can (usually) just write a handler to turn that request into a command for the command interface and be done with it.
I just tried your positive prompt as is in my setup and got this
What tooling are you using?
Without developing your own version of the plugin? Probably not
Gpt4all
I mean if you could point to anything remotely as easy to use and functional as discord then this joke makes way more sense.
All you need to do is take a look at the working versions of these apps (slack, teams, etc) at some of the main features to see how crap the competition really is.
You know, I was half expecting people to troll and suggest something like "Made in Abyss".
I'd like to see something which explores the post-adventure celebrity. You've come back as a group from some grand adventure which has made you fame but not fortune. Now you're having to adjust to this famed lifestyle as a group.
Being summoned by nobility to lend your new found popularity and imagined coin.
Getting mobbed by people wherever you go.
Trying to continue making a living as adventurers when everyone recognises you and gets in the way.
Could be interesting
It's one of those things that gets faster the longer I2P software is running. As I understand it, it takes time to building link betoween yourself and other members of the network in a safe and secure way, but once they're built up that extends your reach and speed