Making progress in my little cabin project 🙂 I managed to frame all four walls and put some plywood on. I also cut some two by fours for the porch and impregnated them.
Today I'll be doing some more impregnating & cutting 😅
I'm finding package management a bit confusing. My IDE is adding dependencies auto-magically, but it seems to be adding multiple versions of the same package, which I don't quiet get. I'll figure it out.
As a language, I find it a bit rigid. Coming from mainly python development, it seems like it takes 2 to 6 lines, to do what python would do in 1. I just want to add a key & value to the payload and see it flow through...but noooooo...lol.
Are you using go mod for packages currently? It usually takes care of any package pain for you.
I can understand it would make you feel that way coming from python. Statically typed languages feel like there's too much typing involved for a while!
Would be interested to know if it starts to grow on you!
I learned that Alby wont let you log into SN if your associated lndhub instance isn't running, and you cant get lndhub to restart without lnd synced to chain. So after I started trying to get things fixed, lnauth was unavailable and I couldn't post to SN my progress without going to a browser that was already logged in. This seems like an unnecessary dependency in @alby since it already has sufficient information to sign the lnauth challenge.
Seems to be uncertainty over who is effected.. also, every ln node user of a specific implementation being forced to update at once is not a good thing.
Its not a terrible end all event, but its something man.
go modfor packages currently? It usually takes care of any package pain for you.