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[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@davidcrawshaw @ibuildthecloud It is indeed. I really like the whole idea behind HTMX being an extension of HTML, but the mental model of partial rendering didn’t really click to me. Now I might give it a try to datastar

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@dreamsofcode_io I used to do that in C#, and while I don’t think it’s completely useless, I’ve never come across a really good use case for it

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@sean_j_roberts Exactly. I like the approach, it will avoid feature creep, but at the same time, it feels like the ecosystem evolves at a much lower pace and lacks a lot of useful things.

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@HSVSphere @leothrix I’m trying rust and having good time, but out of curiosity, do you use Rust for literally everything?

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@per_arneng @joaompfe @atopbook Right now I’m working in the domain I like (finance) with a language I don’t like (Typescript), so difficulty to find a job is something I’ll also take into consideration when picking the language, and in this regard, I think Rust and Elixir are the winners.

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@joaompfe @per_arneng @atopbook Dude driving me to a whole new rabbit hole. Thanks man.

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@joaompfe @per_arneng I’m definitely going to explore this niche. Elixir also looks interesting, but the lack of types drives me away from it.

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@per_arneng @joaompfe I’m going through the FP arc right now and it simply clicked. Learned OOP in college, got pissed with clean arch bs, got into a more imperative approach with C and Go, and as soon as I started going deeper into FP with Rust, I’m having such good time

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

I hate to say this but you guys were right, rust is indeed an amazing language

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@dreamsofcode_io I literally started learning Rust today, and your videos definitely influenced the decision

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@BenjDicken I’ve been using coder/claudecode.nvim and so far it’s been good.

I had to adjust somethings here and there to switch between the different windows using tmux navigation but the final result felt very natural to me

Here’s the commit
https://t.co/8vaCi5uDGm

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@danielbergholz @courseshelf Cool!
I’ve been playing around with Go/HTMX. It’s nice but it requires a lot of different things (Templ, TemplUI, HTMX, Alpine js) if you want a more “fullstack batteries included” experience. Phoenix seems to offer this out of the box, I might give it a try one time or another.

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@FUZxxl @BSchultzer Elixir looks cool though, and as long as you’re not trying to make a game engine, the performance trade offs seem reasonable to what the language offers. I hope the whole adding types to the language thing works, that would make things much better

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@FUZxxl @BSchultzer I think that having constraints around the right things leads to better code, but creating the right constraints is the difficult part and not I’m not sure functional languages got them right because I actually have never tried it.

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@BSchultzer @FUZxxl I’d love to see more about high performance stuff in Elixir. I’m interested in the language but what’s driving my away from it is exactly the trade offs regarding performance

[Valentin Ignatev @valigo]

The more I learn about C, the more I see how much of a lost opportunity C++ is.
There's also an alternative reality where Rust is much more pleasant, because its only goal was to improve C safety instead of one-upping modern C++

[Marcos 🦀 @leetcoderbr]

@adibhanna Same here, though this is valid only during my working hours. In my free time still write code very often, this has been the perfect balance for me