can I use this in neovim? Something like fzf.vim
I have created a vim plugin that works both in vim and neovim which you can find at https://github.com/prabirshrestha/tv.vim
Readit Newsprabir commented on Television: Fast general purpose fuzzy finder TUI github.com/alexpasmantier... · Posted by u/thunderbong
prabir commented on Dioxus 0.5: Web, Desktop, Mobile Apps in Rust dioxuslabs.com/blog/relea... · Posted by u/jkelleyrtp
I kinda wish instead of RSX we got something closer to SwiftUI than to React/JSX
I feel like despite the name and all the good it did for JS and the web, React is not exactly how I would envision "reactive UI" code to look like in 2024 if we have the choice of designing a language (or DSL) from a blank state
Which is not to say SwiftUI is perfect, but whatever code I write with it feels much more neatly organized / compartmentalized than similar code using React
IMHO the only real advantage of using JSX for cross-platform GUIs is... to reuse existing libraries that were built for the web, which means something like RSX has very little "transferable value" other than letting the developer transfer their conceptual knowledge of JSX to RSX. I'd argue that's a worse tradeoff than having the developer learn some new paradigm that is (again IMHO) objectively superior to the React/JSX one
TL;DR "SwiftUI but cross-platform" is the project I wish existed but doesn't. I'm aware of @Tokamak/TokamakUI but that's still very much incomplete and activity seems to have waned
There is https://ribir.org/. Currently it only supports native desktop apps on Linux/mac/windows but they have plans for WASM/web/mobile.
prabir commented on Let's create a Tree-sitter grammar jonashietala.se/blog/2024... · Posted by u/thunderbong
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Wow, that site speed!
In the footer there’s a link to OPs source code. The whole site gets compiled with Rust. Interesting gem to find.
I did the same with my blog which is written in rust https://github.com/prabirshrestha/rblog. While it could be static I wanted it to be server. But I don't think rust is the reason for it. Not depending on external resources such as fonts and javascript for critical path along with compression is the most critical. Since it is a blog focus on text instead of fancy images and only include when absolutely necessary. Testing the site in Fast 3G or Slow 3G is the best way to find the places where you can optimize your site.
prabir commented on Show HN: Marimo – an open-source reactive notebook for Python github.com/marimo-team/ma... · Posted by u/akshayka
We started looking into WASM this week, and did some light exploratory coding toward it. It's on our roadmap: https://marimo-team.notion.site/The-marimo-roadmap-e5460b9f2...
A ruff integration is a great idea. I'll add it to the roadmap.
Looking forward to the WASM integration. Being able to use plain filesystem such as nextcloud and able to run it there would be great. I have been trying to get juypterlite wasm in my next cloud alternative that I have been working so would love to try this.
Was surprised that rust didn’t have vfs libraries. Created my own async-vfs crate but now using opendal for a Nextcloud alternative that I have been working in rust.
prabir commented on UltiSnips – Snippet Solution for Vim github.com/SirVer/ultisni... · Posted by u/hggh
My go to these days has been https://github.com/hrsh7th/vim-vsnip. It is compatible with LSP and VSCode snippet format. Since it is in pure VimScript you don’t need to battle configuring python just to get the plug-in to work.
Been using this for arch https://github.com/prabirshrestha/simple-arch-installer and server https://github.com/prabirshrestha/simple-ubuntu-installer with remote ssh unlock for zfs encryption.
prabir commented on Running Arch Linux on the Framework Laptop 13 rubin55.org/blog/running-... · Posted by u/rubin55
Over the years I have scripted my arch linux setup. https://github.com/prabirshrestha/simple-arch-installer
However such projects require a lot of time and effort and it’s not clear if this project can be forked and kept alive.