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by fwip
862 days ago
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Unison user here - you might be right about having to learn the provider's ins and outs, the same way that if you're on AWS, you need to learn AWS lingo. But with Unison Cloud, most of the complicated API is written as a library in Unison itself[0]. This `cloud` library is technically optional (and editable), and you can build and share your own abstractions as you like, so you don't have that hard rough edge between AWS APIs and your own code. [0]: https://share.unison-lang.org/@unison/cloud/code/releases/9.... |
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