I‘ve been working on a new package in my publishing server. Not all the packages include actual endpoints, but this one does. Previously I had bundled the endpoints into the main distros, but I figured out a way for each package to have their own endpoints and the distros get assembled at build time. I think it‘s going to be quite a leap forward, and I just updated the old code to use the new system.
So far things are looking good and I was a bit suprised that such a bit change was actually rather straightward after a good night‘s sleep and a clear head. I think it‘s a good sign, that the core architecture is pretty solid, and very flexible. It‘s quite new and my mental models are still adjusting but the more I create new additions the more things fall into place, and the architecture is easier to reason about.
It‘s amazing what you can achieve with object oriented code when you have the right stucture in place, and it‘s also pretty cool how much you can get done with the help of an LLM. It‘s like having a team of architectects, that can re-design incredibly complex things in a flash, and with the object oriented structure much of the complexity can be neatly moved out of you working memory.
You kind of, sort of have a Tom Cruise from Minority report in your head, effortlessly moving around these shapes that each represent massive amount of code, and using the LLM to make connections and links between all the parts, to get phenominal visibility through space and time.