Is Lemmy's code base "good"?
Is Lemmy's code base "good"?
I know that Lemmy is open source and it can only get better from here on out, but I do wonder if any experts can weigh in whether the foundation is well written? Or are we building on top of 4 years worth of tech debt?
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I'd go for an Elixir alternative to Lemmy/Kbin, but I'm just a shill for that lang who's easily sold on others' experiences with its deployment
I've been waiting for an Elixir version for a while now
Haven't seen much traction on the few projects I've been seeing, but still holding out hope. Maybe I should get off my ass and start actually contributing
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