I nearly finished the typescript handbook yesterday, and finished the rest today and started working.
I didn't get too far, but I managed a set of basic types for state, and state transistions, and figured out an easy way to do newtypes like with Haskell. I also made my first unit test.
What's next is to dive into the hyperspace and dht code and see what I can reuse from it. There are a lot of little tricks it does to connect peers through firewalls and dht, but it's scattered, some of it is in hyperspace-dht, and some in dht-rpc.
Also, these modules aren't meant to work within the browser, so I'll have to figure out what I can do with that.
I nearly finished the typescript handbook yesterday, and finished the rest today and started working.
I didn't get too far, but I managed a set of basic types for state, and state transistions, and figured out an easy way to do newtypes like with Haskell. I also made my first unit test.
What's next is to dive into the hyperspace and dht code and see what I can reuse from it. There are a lot of little tricks it does to connect peers through firewalls and dht, but it's scattered, some of it is in hyperspace-dht, and some in dht-rpc.
Also, these modules aren't meant to work within the browser, so I'll have to figure out what I can do with that.
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