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Sorry about not posting the last 2 days, but I don't have much to talk about. Mostly I was learning about idris and handling state.

I did think of another idea for the design. I think what I'm going to do to allow integration with existing websites, such as poal is to implement oauth in the daemon. Then if a website wants to integrate with C_D they just have to install an oauth plugin on their website, and run the daemon.

I created a test framework for idris and was able to start passing values back and forth between Idris and javascript.

I learned about linear types which allows you to set it up so the compiler prevents you from forgetting to clean up a resource, or checking if its in the wrong state at compile time. So if you open a socket, you can set it up so that won't even compile without closing the socket. You can also guarantee that you'll never try to write to closed socket, etc.

Sorry about not posting the last 2 days, but I don't have much to talk about. Mostly I was learning about idris and handling state. I did think of another idea for the design. I think what I'm going to do to allow integration with existing websites, such as poal is to implement oauth in the daemon. Then if a website wants to integrate with C_D they just have to install an oauth plugin on their website, and run the daemon. I created a test framework for idris and was able to start passing values back and forth between Idris and javascript. I learned about linear types which allows you to set it up so the compiler prevents you from forgetting to clean up a resource, or checking if its in the wrong state at compile time. So if you open a socket, you can set it up so that won't even compile without closing the socket. You can also guarantee that you'll never try to write to closed socket, etc.

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