This morning the thought of exploring my framework ideas in Scheme appeals to me. I'm not sure I'll get the solitude and silence necessary to pursue that, though. I'm also aware that I don't have the formal foundations necessary to do what I'm thinking of "correctly," but I think I might be able to at least do it well enough for my own purposes.
I want to make something similar to Django, but with models being defined with the intent of being able to derive native GUIs and CLIs from them as well as web forms and database tables. I'd also like to dissolve the boundary between server and client so that the web forms so derived can leverage AJAX-style interactions when available, and seamlessly fall back to Javascript-free idioms when necessary. So, essentially Opa or Electric or Meteor, but with graceful degradation and maybe less "realtime UI updates over Websockets." (I don't personally have much use for that sort of thing, and I think it'd be difficult for me to implement.)
Spent a good chunk of yesterday trying to chase down an issue where I could only connect to my Wireguard server from outside my home network. This has resolved itself somehow this morning. I'm glad it's working again, but I really don't like that I don't know what was broken in the first place and why it works now, absent any apparent input from myself.
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