And for some non-geoblocked music, if you want to actually purchase the song as MP3, there's no way unless you have a Mac or Windows PC to install iTunes (too bad for Linux users).
https://uk.7digital.com/ has a lot of songs available in MP3 format, but not as many as on iTunes.
I remember asking you for this, so Thank you so much!
It works quite well from what I can see.
Small UI issue: on Desktop, the left sidebar should be scrollable, because now on Firefox I can't reach the "Language" menu item in the search results view, unless I zoom-out.
> there's this trend of purego implementations which usually aim towards zero dependencies besides the stdlib and golang.org/x.
I'm interested in knowing whether there's something intrinsic to Go that encourages such a culture.
IMO, it might be due to the fact that Go mod came rather late in the game, while NPM was introduced near the beginning of NodeJS. But it might be more related to Go's target audience being more low-level, where such tools are less ubiquitous?
I was one of them. I was doing some web design/frontend at that time (2005-2006), and the whole Ruby on Rails movement seemed so different, easy to learn, and yet quite productive.
And you could develop on a Mac (!!!. Windows XP was my OS at that time). All the rails screencasts I saw featured TextMate, on a Mac.
And so the first ActionScript gig I did was to pay for my shiny new Mac Mini.
Looking back to it, it seems like a stupid cargo cult effect, but Rails is the main reason I switched to the Mac since then.
https://uk.7digital.com/ has a lot of songs available in MP3 format, but not as many as on iTunes.