Wiki - ElixirNitpicks
So in mid 2023 I wrote a small but nontrivial web app with Elixir, which also served as an exercise in learning the language. This is my list of gotchas and weirdnesses that I ran into with the language. This is primarily comparing vs. Rust since that’s what I consider my tool of choice these days, and this is all using Elixir 1.14. Last updated in Feb 2024. Error handling Elixir’s error handling
Wiki - RustStarterKit2020
People were arguing about Rust’s std lib recently, so I went through the Cargo.toml of all the Rust projects I’ve written since 2015 and picked out the choice tools that get used over and over again. Up to date as of October 2020. Also see RustCrates, though that’s old. There’s also this, which is narrower but deeper, and awesome-rust, which is shallower and broader, and the various more specific
Wiki - ActuallyUsingWasm
Last updated: March 2020 What is wasm? WebAssembly, aka wasm, is a portable bytecode intended for fast and secure execution of programs across different systems. Let’s be 100% clear: this is not a new idea. Most notably Java and .NET both have done this idea before, pretty successfully, and build on a long history of other tech before them. Why bother doing this again? Well, the JVM is about 25 ye
Wiki - GgezOnWasm
So I’m a bit late for #Rust2018, but I want to explain where exactly my plans are for ggez over the next year or so and how I’m thinking of approaching them. The State Of ggez As far as ggez itself goes… as of version 0.4.x, it’s not done by any means, but it is 100% usable for basically everything I want it to be usable for, the API is quite nice to use, it’s capable of being reasonably fast, and
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