I have some interest in trying to take that on if it’s really unmaintained now. I use mlmym and want to make sure we continue to have an interface that works w/o JS. I have relevant web programming experience, but not with Go specifically.
I’ve started changing some smaller things over on Fedihosting-Foundation-Forks/mlmym. I don’t really have time, motivation or Go knowledge to fully maintain and develop new functionality there, especially as I don’t use it myself, but I’m currently planning to keep it on life support at least and see if I can at least fix some stability issues.
I also already forked and updated go-lemmy, which should now support the latest Lemmy 0.19.11 APIs.
Currently the primary focus for this is to have builds for old.lemmy.world, but I wouldn’t be opposed to have this used as a generic repo if other people want to contribute. I’m currently not planning to intentionally break things in a way that would prevent usage outside of Lemmy.World, but unless there are other people interested in contributing as well, I will primarily just focus on ensuring compatibility with the Lemmy version we are running.
I have some interest in trying to take that on if it’s really unmaintained now. I use mlmym and want to make sure we continue to have an interface that works w/o JS. I have relevant web programming experience, but not with Go specifically.
@nnrx@lemmy.world FYI, if you’re still here.
That would be great!
I’ve started changing some smaller things over on Fedihosting-Foundation-Forks/mlmym. I don’t really have time, motivation or Go knowledge to fully maintain and develop new functionality there, especially as I don’t use it myself, but I’m currently planning to keep it on life support at least and see if I can at least fix some stability issues.
I also already forked and updated go-lemmy, which should now support the latest Lemmy 0.19.11 APIs.
Currently the primary focus for this is to have builds for old.lemmy.world, but I wouldn’t be opposed to have this used as a generic repo if other people want to contribute. I’m currently not planning to intentionally break things in a way that would prevent usage outside of Lemmy.World, but unless there are other people interested in contributing as well, I will primarily just focus on ensuring compatibility with the Lemmy version we are running.