Started a new side project in Go. First time I've tried using the language seriously. Some things I like and some things I don't. And vaguely related, thinking that wide low res map grid screens should be 240x128.
Are there are any memory safe, reference counting languages that have a tiny implementation and compile directly to wasm? I'd like to think I know a good answer to this, but I'm unsure.
@louispilfold Except I fumbled some. I've updated the Zig code in the repo, because I should have tried the easy thing first. I didn't expect it to, but standard error set inference using `![]const u8` on mapJoin just works here.
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Less than 9 minutes left of video recording to edit for the next video. Maybe can release by Friday if I manage to fit time in. If not then likely early next week. Languages: Java, C#, Rust, C, Gleam.
@o2felt@MrGlass2025@FirstSquawk They SUPER don't like being controlled by China, even if economic pressures allow them to make money via China sometimes.
@o2felt@MrGlass2025@FirstSquawk To be more precise, Vietnam has 1000s of years of history of conflict with China. Han China occupied them for a long time (like 100s of years by any measure), but they aren't a part of China today because they maintained independent attitude the whole time and fought them out.
Some languages with VSCode extensions that I've noticed auto format on save by default:
- Gleam
- Go
- Zig
I love the confidence of reliability and speed that this presupposes and encourages. I haven't yet been burned by them, but I also don't use any of them daily.