Oh, man...

Oh, man... vanilla misskey can't do note edits. Now that's just sad.

Vysogota

@kunev you know what to do -- fork it! I see a bearkey project in your future, with note edits and actual robust tested db/data migrations

@[email protected] so... the way I see it I have two options:
- misskey where the code is typesctipt, which I can understand, but the docs and dev chats are 95% in Japanese
- akkoma, where the docs and chats are all in English, but it's written in elixir...

TBH, I think I still like misskeys more, cause they're shinier. Though I do admit I want to learn erlang and elixir. But I'm gonna stick with trying to run cherrypick by using the vanilla misskey guide, cause folks on discord are saying it should totally work that way. (I know that they're saying that cause I copied their messages from discord into google translate).

Vysogota

@kunev ah, so you're going to fork them *both*! Rewrite misskey in erlang?

@[email protected] and akkoma in ts. And while I'm at it I might as well fork mastodon and rewrite it in java.

@[email protected] BTW it's all fun and games until IceShrimp comes up, which is a misskey fork, that's being rewritten in C-FUCKING-SHARP.

Vysogota

@kunev uh.. a Bulgarian software company won a public procurement contract to create a social network?

@[email protected] I dare not dig into it https://iceshrimp.dev/iceshrimp/Iceshrimp.NET

@[email protected] I don't know how serious Kainoa was about rewriting firefish in rust, though it seemed like it was actually seriously being considered, but these people actually seem to have some amount of .NET code. Not sure if that's actually a lot of .NET code, but it's definitely some .NET code.