Protip:
To make your day more dramatic, post a random news story with the title, “It begins.“
I'm considering rewriting all of the SparkShell backend for some reasons:
1. The code is spaghetti
2. Using JSON databases is not optimal. I don't really want to migrate 650+ lines of server code just for that reason.
3. SeaweedFS. Looks promising and could work great. Thanks @tnix
Note that most of the code will be reused, just reorganized, changed, and now using an AWS MongoDB cluster in Oregon (yep, its the closest one to me lol )
I made an actually cool bot that you should actually follow! Check out @astronomy for daily astronomy pictures!
Saving your code is now fuly implemented in SparkShell!! It turns out I need to use encodeURIComponent() so it can send code with anything thatwoud break a string. I'm now working on a filesystem viewer and the ability to make files. After that, I'm adding HTML support!
