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If you try emacs again, try evil mode. It adds vi bindings.

I write rust on a meh computer alot and have never had compile times be that bad (at least not for debug). The target dir is massive though.

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Do you mean installing electron from your distro’s package manager?

Tauri uses the OS’s built in webview libraries as opposed to bundling a whole browser engine like electron. It’s still not as good as native in terms of size and speed, but it should be a lot better than electron.

This one must be the person recruiters have in mind when they list multiple years of experience with technology that just came out in their job postings.

This is a work of art.

Those photos are so 2000s. Adds to the charm.

You may be interested in the datefns library if you need a replacement for momentjs.

I’m only speaking for myself here, but I see federation as a means to create a large platform that isn’t controlled by any single entity. Whether or not federation will be useful depends on whether there will be posters, and who those posters will be. Federation lends itself well to social media applications because social media is driven by users creating accounts and posting. Any change in state - be that a new post or comment being created, something being upvoted or downvoted, something being reported, etc - fans out from the server it happens on to other servers that are federated with it. Contrast this with what OP mentions their friends do with their website: “[T]hey have them only to publish contact info, opening times, and a couple of photos of their business.” In this scenario, what data would be getting federated? These sound like static sites.

It could be that OP is asking for something closer to a business’s facebook page. In this case, some federated software might be better suited for their needs than others, but I don’t think that’s the same thing as a corporate website.

How would federation help with this usecase?

why not fediverse facebook/myspace/carrd?

I think Friendica fits that bill.

Forreal. Even a bespoke inferred return type is better than any 9 times out of 10.

That would also explain all the memes complaining about lack of comments.

OP

OP when they remember trans people exist.

Java follows the paradigm of boilerplate oriented programming.

Solid uses JSX and is both much more performant than React while removing several of it’s footguns. You also have WASM frameworks like Leptos that use similar syntax (RSX) while using languages that aren’t JS.