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> or an equivalent How does one identify the proper "equivalent" in a given programming language that doesn't have 1st class sodium support?
by umvi 2y ago
> or an equivalent
How does one identify the proper "equivalent" in a given programming language that doesn't have 1st class sodium support?
- Dylan16807 2y agoSecond class sodium is still a hell of a lot better than setting up your own. For go in particular, writing your own wrapper is a reasonable option. It's a handful of lines of code per function used. I don't have a full guide for identifying a proper equivalent, but "constant time" is a requirement.