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<paulproteus> Argh my fork of the GitWeb package by dwrensha is missing the Perl CGI module, seemingly.
<paulproteus> Argh I can't build the embedded C++ binary.
<paulproteus> XgF or kentonv: does the above mean anything to you? Also feel free to be busy.
<paulproteus> (I'm doing a custom build of GitWeb Pages for myself.)
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<paulproteus> I have the feeling that I would be much happier if this relied on something I could apt-get.
<paulproteus> My story is that I want to migrate asheesh.org to a custom GitWeb pages because I literally forgot how my blog is built and I think I'd be happier having it all wrapped up a Sandstorm happy land.
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<paulproteus> Grumble.
<paulproteus> But OK.
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<paulproteus> https://paste.debian.net/290761/ now hmm
<paulproteus> Maybe I should upgrade clang++ from 3.5 to 3.7 in case there's some type inference magic I need?
<paulproteus> No, same deal.
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<paulproteus> I... guess I can unpack an existing SPK and steal the binary from it.
<paulproteus> I will do that for now.
<paulproteus> OK. I did that, but I can't say I'm happy about it.
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<mnutt_> @paulproteus hey! after a few weeks’ vacation I’m back to working on the dropbox clone and having some issues getting the node app started under vagrant-spk. Everything looks like it’s starting normally, but I don’t see any output from my app starting. here’s the setup: https://gist.github.com/mnutt/64b641ca0f62e73f864e any idea what I’m missing?
<paulproteus> Fascinating mnutt.
<paulproteus> Do you see LAUNCHER STARTING in the grain log?
<paulproteus> If so, that's a great start.
<paulproteus> Also if you don't know how to fidn the grain log that could be your problem, one sec.
<paulproteus> Many don't.
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<paulproteus> "Show Debug Log" might be your friend
<paulproteus> I guess we should print a note about that at the end of "spk dev".
<mnutt_> wow yeah that’s the push in the right direction I needed. let me start it again and see what I get
<paulproteus> Glad you asked!
<mnutt_> great, it was something trivial in the startup, up and running now. thanks!
<paulproteus> Great!
<mnutt_> (my next step is to open a PR for adding webdav support to the http bridge, unfortunately it’s looking like it’s going to be pretty huge)
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<M-hrjet> Hi all. Long time, part-time lurker here.
<paulproteus> Hi M-hrjet, glad to see a lurker speak up!
<M-hrjet> Hi @paulproteus. As I understand, the concept of an app market is central to sandstorm.
<M-hrjet> Any news on that front?
<paulproteus> So it depends which part of it you mean, M-hrjet!
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<paulproteus> There's the part where we list apps, and that works already.
<paulproteus> You have probably seen that at https://sandstorm.io/apps/
<paulproteus> There's a few parts of calling it a "marketplace" that we don't have ready yet, but have been working on.
<paulproteus> One of them is having a new interface for showing apps, with a more self-service way for developers to add their own apps.
<paulproteus> That's "nearly ready" (but the thing about "nearly" is that I can't quite promise when it'll actually be fully ready).
<paulproteus> That's the main part we're talking about on the sandstorm-dev email list, when we write about how we're getting there.
<paulproteus> But the part many people are excited about is the payments aspect, and that's a bit further off. I can offer vague hopes about when it'll be done; let's say hopefully this year.
<paulproteus> M-hrjet: Tell me more about which part of it you're interested in!
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<M-hrjet> I guess I was interested in both aspects, so thanks much for your response.
<M-hrjet> Hmm, started wondering about how the payments model would work. Are you planning to support self-hosting in that model, or only for sandstorm hosted instances?
<paulproteus> TL;DR, it will work for self-hosted too.
<paulproteus> I think the idea is to have some kind of signed assertion that payment happened, such as the central service could provide a crypto key that unlocks functionality in a package, or the central service could provide an extra SPK (package file) that adds extra functionality, and you only get that file once you have paid.
<paulproteus> I am about to go fall asleep, but I'm happy to answer more questions; feel free to email me at community@sandstorm.io or drop a line to sandstorm-dev@googlegroups.com!
<paulproteus> I'll also read scrollback here, and can reply here, but it'll be until I wake up!
<paulproteus> Ciao for now!
<M-hrjet> Hey thanks; that answers all my questions. Will continue hanging around these parts.
<M-hrjet> (sorry for late responses; my internet is flaky at the moment)
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<paulproteus> M-hrjet: (-: no problem for late responses, and glad you're hanging around here.
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<paulproteus> I write so many bugs! And then I catch them in tests.
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<pwais> dear network gurus, I'm having some dns issues. I've got sandstorm on vagrant running on a box on my network and I'm using a 3rd party (not sandstorm) to assign a dynamic dns name to the box. I can run sandstorm ok, and install apps (e.g. etherpad), but the apps don't *start*. they just sit there spinning
<pwais> e.g. etherpad will just show the spinning gif even though the debug log shows the grain appears to be working
<paulproteus> Hi pwais
<pwais> could potentially be a firewall issue too...
<paulproteus> Do you have wildcard DNS?
<pwais> oh hmm, i perhaps don't have that feature from my dynamic dns provider
<paulproteus> May I present to you... sandcats dot io
<paulproteus> : D
<pwais> so when I tie my local sandstorm to http://local.sandstorm.io/, the grains take xxx.sandstorm.io ?
<paulproteus> They use xxx.local.sandstorm.io in that case.
<paulproteus> They use whatever is configured as WILDCARD_HOST in /opt/sandstorm/sandstorm.conf fwiw.
<pwais> oh cool is sandcats up? oh right I paid for hosting so i get sandcats now right?
<paulproteus> Everyone gets sandcats!
<paulproteus> You get sandcats! niek gets sandcats! They are free!!!
<paulproteus> I should probably rephrase so that actually makes sense.
<paulproteus> Per https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/administering/sandcats/ sandcats.io is a free of cost public service provided by Sandstorm Development Group Inc., and it's a wildcard DNS service optimized for use with Sandstorm.
<pwais> oh wow, when i first heard about that it didnt seem like it could be true.. free dynamic dns is a scarce resource these days
<paulproteus> BTW if you don't need dyndns you can "easily" set up your own wildcard DNS for your domain.
<pwais> cool thanks ill try sandcats!
<paulproteus> : D
<paulproteus> FWIW my favorite non-sandcats DNS service is https://www.duckdns.org/
<paulproteus> What an amazing logo.
<paulproteus> However, doesn't do wildcard DNS. Also doesn't have a slick automatic 60-second-max-latency DNS update protocol, like Sandcats.
<pwais> lol nice! ive been using Dyn. they're kinda annoying but its all I could find on Google at the time
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<paulproteus> (also hi niek I have no idea who you are, I just picked your nick at random as a person who gets free dynamic DNS from us, pardon the useless notification to you)
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<paulproteus> (I have no point, I just want to say) function calls are the original microservice
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<neynah> New Shell UI Preview for those that are interested: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/sandstorm-dev/VRkPqX61cRs
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<paulproteus> neynah++
<paulproteus> dwrensha++
<paulproteus> Yeah, dwrensha, I recently saw a blog post on "creating great APIs" and was, like, "I'm interested in SONAMEs! I'll click this" and then got something about HTTP REST.
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<paulproteus> Yayyyyy ocdtrekkie is OK with the redesign : D
<paulproteus> I mean anyway hi everyone happy Monday to you.
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<paulproteus> neynah: BTW you might like the people in #opensourcedesign
<Nairwolf> Hi paulproteus
<paulproteus> See also http://opensourcedesign.net/
<paulproteus> Howdy Nairwolf
<Nairwolf> how are you ? How was the meetin ?
<neynah> paulproteus: *whew
<paulproteus> Well 3/3 people gave it 5 stars! http://www.meetup.com/Sandstorm-SF-Bay-Area/events/223144969/
<paulproteus> But that's not a huge sample size (-:
<paulproteus> I think it went well. I have a blog post half-written that I intend to finish tomorrow.
<Nairwolf> oh that's nice ;) I hope to read it soon ;)
<paulproteus> Sorry Nairwolf that we weren't able to record it.
<Nairwolf> Yeah, that I thought, but that's okay ;)
<Nairwolf> If I can read something about the meeting that's great ;)
<ocdtrekkie> paulproteus: I was really apprehensive about the redesign. I usually am about such things.
<paulproteus> ocdtrekkie: apprehensive in the sense that you heard we were doing it and were fearful it'd be worse in ways you care about, before seeing the email?
<paulproteus> It makes sense to be apprehensive about "redesign
<paulproteus> "s IMHO.
<ocdtrekkie> paulproteus: Yes. Redesigns make me nervous.
* paulproteus nods.
<ocdtrekkie> So is the left sidebar a thing that closes up and stuff during grain use, or is it meant to always be there?
<paulproteus> neynah: ^ you want to answer? : D
<ocdtrekkie> I saw a down arrow belong the Sandstorm logo, but it always seemed extended in the mockups.
<zarvox> ocdtrekkie: it is meant to be toggleable, and allow for fast switching between grains.
<zarvox> By default it will be open, but you can close it to make sure your grain gets the full window width
<zarvox> The Open and New pages will have instant incremental filter search, and if you've filtered to a single item, then hitting Enter will activate that item (because I love keyboard users).
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<ocdtrekkie> Loving keyboard users is nice, zarvox.
<ocdtrekkie> Last time someone told me they needed to go get a mouse for a computer I needed to fix something on, I told them not to bother. :D
<ocdtrekkie> And I responded to Kenton in-list, but I like toggleable things. :D
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<neynah> ocdtrekkie: sorry for the late response. I'm grateful that my colleagues seem to have answered the sidebar question for me.
<zarvox> related link from HN: http://deep.design/the-hamburger-menu/
<zarvox> not sure how much the points apply to Sandstorm, but interesting thoughts
<zarvox> It's a real shame to burn a bunch more space on mobile for a tab bar for things that most users won't need most of the time
<neynah> Yeah that's true. Typically I will only go to the hamburger menu(sometimes I don't even notice it initially) if I couldn't find what I was looking for on the rest of the UI.
<XgF> It occurs to me that there are certain options which I "inituitively" expect to find under a hamburger?
<XgF> such as login/sign up for some reason
<paulproteus> I like that article fwiw.
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<neynah> In the banner of that article, I noticed it says "14 min read." I'm guessing there something out there that estimates how long it takes the average person to read a number of words?
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<zarvox> Okay. So. I'm trying to style a button so that its contents are aligned to the top of the button. This works great for an <a>, but I cannot seem to convince the <button> to do likewise: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/ZGPjqr
<zarvox> (aside: it would be really sweet if we had an app like codepen on Sandstorm!)
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<neynah> paulproteus: thanks for showing me opensourcedesign. I saw some really neat projects on their jobs page.
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<jadewang> yeah, I think one of the main takeaways from that article was discoverability
<jadewang> even though they didn't use that word, but used many other words to say exactly that
<jadewang> if something is 'hidden' in a hamburger menu, it's not discoverable
<jadewang> except to the really determined user
<paulproteus> neynah: (-:
<paulproteus> I recommend hanging out in their IRC channel, neynah, and saying hi. Bunch of great people in there.
<neynah> paulproteus: can I hang out here and there at the same time under the same handle?
<paulproteus> Ya, totally
<paulproteus> /join #opensourcedesign
<paulproteus> Is how you join that channel from this window.
<neynah> Ty! :D
<paulproteus> (-:
<ocdtrekkie> zarvox: I shared the hamburger menu post myself too. Apple has even specifically advised against using hamburger menus for YEARS.
<ocdtrekkie> The Windows 10 upgrade dialog is a great example of why hamburgers are particularly horrible on desktop websites and apps.
<ocdtrekkie> Big colorful interface, that seemed to have a specific list of things the app could do.
<ocdtrekkie> Even I didn't realize it had a tiny hamburger in the corner with extra options for another month or two.
<ocdtrekkie> And no prob neynah re: delayed response. :D
<ocdtrekkie> Great work!
<neynah> Thanks ocdtrekkie :D
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