Perhaps classic.lemmy.world should be a thing?
this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2023
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Is there a difference from https://mlmym.org/? I've been using mlmym and they look the same to me.
Yes and no. old.lemmy.world is an mlmym client that is preconfigured to use the lemmy.world instance. The client and the API need to be compatible for them to work together smoothly. It is possible that, mlmym.org might update their client to match changes in the lemmy API, but lemmy.world could still be using an older version of the lemmy software. This could lead to compatibility issues between the client on mlmym.org and the API on lemmy.world, leading to loss of functionality or inability to connect at all.
However, since lemmy.world hosts their own instance of the mlmym client on old.lemmy.world, they have the option to continue using the older version of the client until they update their lemmy server software to work with the newer API version.
I apologize if this explanation is a bit long-winded and unclear; it's 1 AM here, so please feel free to ask if you need any further clarification.
The technical aspect is pretty far outside my understanding. I was mostly curious if the user experience is different on one vs the other.
The technical aspect is pretty far outside my understanding. I was mostly curious if the user experience is different on one vs the other.
Largely no, old.lemmy.world is on the lemmy.world instance, which is the biggest difference right now.
Oh well then, other than the potential for API version differences possibly causing outages then no. They ought be identical.
The API versioning breakage is also fully hypothetical on my end, I've no idea quite how mature Lemmy's API is at the moment, and how often breaking changes are made.
What negative connotations does old have? Seems like a waste of dev time for nothing
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