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Day 1 of ECAL 2017 - ISAL Summer School
Today was the first day of ECAL (European Conference on Artificial Life) 2017 in Lyon, France and my first year attending. It’s lucky I managed to go this year, because apparently this is the last ECAL! Next time it will be turning into the International Conference on Artificial Life and will be held much farther away (I think it is meant to be held in Japan). Although I am already getting my hopes up to go again, not only for the conference but to visit Japan once more!
Server and client for SnailLife Go
Over the last couple of days I restructured SnailLife Go into a server and client. I’m still in the “rough draft” stage, but the top level project structure now looks like this:
Server and client for SnailLife Go
Over the last couple of days I restructured SnailLife Go into a server and client. I’m still in the “rough draft” stage, but the top level project structure now looks like this:
Go auth (and other) progress
July 28
Made a bit more progress on the authentication basics today. Relevant commits are:
- Add http package; have auth0 test delete user it has just registered after test is done
- Create json util; add logout test
July 29
Today I focused a bit on the building and installation of snaillifecli. I switched my custom app configuration code for Viper because it apparently integrates really well with Cobra, which is a library to help make CLI applications. It is really tempting to avoid plugging in existing libraries and write everything from scratch because I’m positive that it will teach me a lot about Go, but the existing solutions seem more than suitable and I want to get to working on actual snails at some point.
Go auth (and other) progress
July 28
Made a bit more progress on the authentication basics today. Relevant commits are:
- Add http package; have auth0 test delete user it has just registered after test is done
- Create json util; add logout test
July 29
Today I focused a bit on the building and installation of snaillifecli. I switched my custom app configuration code for Viper because it apparently integrates really well with Cobra, which is a library to help make CLI applications. It is really tempting to avoid plugging in existing libraries and write everything from scratch because I’m positive that it will teach me a lot about Go, but the existing solutions seem more than suitable and I want to get to working on actual snails at some point.