joy

I've attempted to convince maintainers in the past to not do user-hostile things [0]. They seem to think they are entitled to a record of how I use their software on my own systems. It's not clear to me why they would think this, but I think it is because you always get this if you offer software as a service and many people have been involved in working on these projects, despite the vast majority of software not being offered this way (indeed, 96% of IT is on-premises spend [1]). I think the people who have worked on these projects have carried this attitude of usage information is their information over to other domains, without realizing that they are different domains. [0] https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/79 [1] https://siliconangle.com/2020/11/30/exclusive-aws-chief-andy...

Joy [1] also does this, with no obvious warning, and no way to opt out. I reported it and the contributors said they had no problem with it, and if I didn't like it I could build from source, because correcting my activities would be useful to them. [1] https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/79

On startup (with no arguments, so just "help" output) it tries to read my ~/.aws/credentials file and there seems to be some kind of tracking going on: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/blob/master/internal/s... I almost used this software, but I'm going to have to go through the code before I do now.

Hi there, I've created an issue for your purpose: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/63 I definitely want to take the stdlib slow and not overdo it. If we can't make it work well in JS, we'll probably just leave it out.

Unfortunately there's a bug: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/53 Will fix it in the morning but I need to sleep now. Zzzz... Thanks for the kind words and please try it again tomorrow :-)

Hey sorry for the oversight there, I'll be documenting this in further in the next few days, but for now you can head over to: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/56 to read more

> Thanks, but for type system we already have type script. The post describes how the author has used, and liked, TypeScript but still wants Go's type system. > Secondly, the post powerful Golang feature which is you know co-routines can't be translated to javascript Why can't it be translated? A 5-second search of the git repo found this test case specifically checking whether goroutines are translated correctly: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/blob/bb4ad647369331b55...