alright!
apollo has been broken up into `apollo-core`, `apollo-doobie`, and `apollo-http4s`. the idea is basically that you should be able to use at least some of Apollo regardless of your preference for a specific database or web framework/effect library (although obviously the focus of this application is http4s/cats). i upgraded tertulia too, with claude's help. it snagged on my csrf settings, that's fine: obvious enough to spot, obvious enough to quickly fix. i think the real challenge, barring implementing a robust automated test suite for this platform is the question that keeps software development teams and product managers up at night: what if the LLM introduces a more subtle bug? i'm strongly considering publishing Apollo to Maven Central. maybe i should consider that problem first.
also tried for the first time: Antigravity
Google Antigravity is a software development platform developed by Google. It consists of an integrated development environment, a command-line interface, and a software development kit designed to orchestrate autonomous artificial intelligence agents for code generation, execution, and testing.
it's practically a workstream just keeping up with the latest in coding agents and their tools!
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