That means you’re doing it right.

Remove windows, install Linux. K i l l process

In general, I’ve been doing this for like 5 or 3 years… this as in programming. Actix-web is no problem here, it’s just the architecture that seemed to stump me.

I apologize for earlier, but depression is a real bitch at times, and I can have these moments where I just… go off the rails.

:( I’m just depressed at the moment as this thread made me feel bad about my programming

I’ve been doing this shit for 3 years, and yet I have issues grasping fucking lemmy src

I apologize for my harsh tone, but you can see why I’m upset that I can’t read it properly.

adapter-core domain logic- port

basically you make an onion, where the core domain logic handles well, your actual logic the adapter handles requests and makes them understandable for your core part the port part is your db or anything like that, it’s usually an implementation of an interface

Fair enough

Isn’t that just saying that I just am not good at my job? I mean, shouldn’t I be able to just grasp it by just looking at it?

Like I want to contribute to it, but it feels so overwhelming and hard to find anything I need.

is it kinda early for them to modularize their code?

So either their issue or I’m dumb, probably the latter.

the fact that there are CRUD COMMON and API crates???

I don’t know every time I’ve tried to change a beast like that, it was hard and frustrating.

things that should not exist

Can you elaborate on this?

As in, what things shouldn’t exist?

that made me chuckle

Oh, sorry I apologize I didn’t know it was lemmy going dead.

I mean not on my personal server, my personal server keeps dying all the time and I got tired of it. I haven’t looked into the logs. But I meant with the recent influx of reddit users, I saw beehaw and lemmy.ml also have 500 errors.

yeah, that’s a big upside. However, the third party Go based modules are the biggest draw for me.

Isn’t caddy battle tested too? And looking into alternatives is not really a waste of resources. It just feels like nginx is not as reliable and likes to drop requests. It’s not just a load balancer, mind you.

NGINX has given way on other instances too, however, when the Reddit invasion happened. I kept getting 500 errors on most instances.

Caddy uses go based plugins, I remember, they’re called modules.

Source: https://caddyserver.com/docs/modules/ & https://caddyserver.com/docs/extending-caddy