I’ve been thinking about this.
I am thinking essentially the solution is the equivalent of multi reddits. In the UI, either from the user perspective, or the server admin perspective, you can setup communities that are just aggregations of different communities.
Then a user can choose to browse /c/cats which is actually just /c/cats from lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, etc as one feed.
What was difficult about ansible? The 4 step instructions worked perfectly for me.
What I hate about those award crap is they basically gave you a paid way to highlight the fuck out of posts with changing the background, making it shoot rockets, or whatever else.
Ah, my ide auto pulls in imports sometimes. Thank you
Check out svelte, its pretty much native JS.
Doesn’t get much simpler than this https://github.com/ando818/lemmy-ui-svelte/blob/main/src/routes/%2Bpage.server.js https://github.com/ando818/lemmy-ui-svelte/blob/main/src/routes/%2Bpage.svelte
Can you move the server name to an .env variable so I don’t have to run a sed? sharing my sed:
Yes, definitely will do.
On desktop browser, I’m getting a ‘500 internal error’ on the /r/post/xxx route, but not sure why. The console isn’t showing anything. The page.server.js seems to get the JSON fine from the API, but the .svelte file in that route is failing.
I think I know this issue. When clicking a post from the front page it stores the post so upon landing on /post/xxx it doesn’t have to refetch that data. It fetches the comments on /post/xxx but not the post itself. Just need to fetch the post itself if someone lands directly on that page.
I think it should still be possible. Cors is enforced by browsers, not server side. Meaning your client cant make a request to lemmy.worlds backend BUT, your client can make a request to your backend which can make a request to lemmy.worlds backend.
The site I have this hosted on is actually connected to lemmy.world, not my instance
I love SvelteKit. I am a backend dev myself, but this framework made me really get into UI development, just so much easier.
What do you mean by the cors restrictions? I am hosting the front end on the same domain as my backend (just like the lemmy UI) so there shouldn’t be any issues there.
I just replaced it with images, I apologize.
Not my intention, but understood Ill just remove the link
For what its worth, the domain has nothing to do with the project. Its just my personal site for testing
No need to be pro. Can always make a pull request and get feedback, good way to learn so if you’re feeling up for it at all give it a shot!
Thanks for looking! I was just restarting it, should work now. Preview isn’t much yet, much much work to do.
I would doubt this. Your server is essentially another client
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Whats the matter professor? Nothings the matter fry, now that I turbocharged the matter compressor
I worked at Tinder, we had something like 100 engineers for 20 million or whatever daily active users., and I think it was rather well managed with everyone doing a part. Reddit is 20x user wise and far more complex feature wise, so maybe it makes sense.
It seems absurd, but there’s a lot of things going on that you don’t think about. Bots, Ads, Moderation tooling, User management, Chat feature, NFTs, revenue features, push notifications, user targeting, ranking algorithms, etc all consist of whole teams.